Paddy, Sachi and Kelly reminisce about their year in Montreal, cut short by COVID-19. We're sending love to everyone listening. Hang in there, cherish your loved ones, help your communities, stay inside and remember to moisturize. 

A bit of a longer episode (CBA to edit), Sachi and Kelly discuss Matt’s life philosophy and why he looks so good, has so much fun and is so chill. Is this what all Australians are like?

Finnley talks about growing up in the suburbs of Detroit and his experiences in Singapore and Malaysia with Kelly this summer. They ate die-die-must-try Satay and posed as property investors.

Sachi and Kelly experience reverse culture shock upon arriving back in Luxembourg after three months in East Africa. They talk about the meaning of life.

Sachi and Kelly share stories of the good, the bad and the ugly from a very extreme three months traveling through East Africa. We honestly can't believe we did that either. 

Sachi and Kelly discuss their different travel personalities and some unconventional experiences they’ve faced while traveling together. From powerwalking Manhattan’s West Side to getting stranded with no money in Cuba and everything in between, they recount their travel shenanigans from a GoT-obsessed Airbnb in Lisbon.

Margot talks about growing up in South Africa, Senegal and Singapore. She describes the unique community in Montreal to which she belongs, her perspectives on French and North American people, and the documentary project she’s currently working on— which explores how society shapes gender norms and cultural identity. She unpacks the correspondence of skin color with culture and explains how she is more than meets the eye. 

Sophie talks to us about life as a dancer, her work experiences abroad, and problems with McGill and its mental health services. She compares Montreal with her home city of Vancouver and tells us what she’s looking forward to after graduation.