Talks With Tatyana

Tatyana will be breaking the stereotype about all of Gen Z being lazy and showing just how ambitious they are by working and getting into entrepreneurship. She will also be addressing some flaws and tips on running a small business and pursuing your passions.

Tatyana pays tribute to the legendary Chadwick Boseman. She discusses the legacy he left behind, including his life achievements and influence on the black community.

Tatyana talks about National Just Because Day, which promotes celebrating life by being spontaneous for the day, self-care and engaging in random acts of kindness, just because! She will be discussing the importance of self-care and doing random acts of kindness for others, while also sharing examples of ways to do that.

In honor of today being Talks With Tatyana’s 10th episode, Tatyana will be giving a recap on her journey thus far in podcasting and advice for people who want to start a podcast or other future business endeavors. Also, in honor of today being the 1 year anniversary of Tatyana’s 1st day of college, she is going to give a recap of her freshman year.

Tatyana, along with special guests, Arielle Moore, a rising Junior at American University and podcaster of Get Schooled Podcast; Dominique Whitehurst, who recently graduated from Florida A&M University with a Masters in Sports Management and obtained her Bachelors Degree in Mass Communications at the University of South Florida; Jailon Henry, a rising Sophomore at Yale University, will be sharing their college experiences and giving advice to incoming college freshmen and to current college students as well. They will also be covering topics about college life from their different perspectives from attending a PWI, HBCU, and Ivy League.

Tatyana, along with special guests, Arielle Moore, a rising Junior at American University and podcaster of Get Schooled Podcast; Dominique Whitehurst, who recently graduated from Florida A&M University with a Masters in Sports Management and obtained her Bachelors Degree in Mass Communications at the University of South Florida; Jailon Henry, a rising Sophomore at Yale University, will be sharing their college experiences and giving advice to incoming college freshmen and to current college students as well. They will also be covering topics about college life from their different perspectives from attending a PWI, HBCU, and Ivy League.

Tatyana talks about the realities of cancel culture and how counsel culture should be more widely accepted in today’s society.

Tatyana talks about how toxic relationships shouldn’t be normalized - covering everything from the “talking stage,” the pros and cons of social media in today’s dating world, toxic behaviors in relationships, and the differences in dating in high school and college. She will be sharing her personal experiences with toxic relationships as well and offering advice on how to move on from them, and how to recognize the signs. She will also cover the infamous “entanglement” situation and share her thoughts on 50/50 relationships.

Tatyana will be discussing the issue of harassment, especially in college. She will also be sharing a few of her experiences with discriminatory harassment and how a lot of people’s claims of harassment aren’t taken seriously, in particular, minorities and women.

Tatyana, along with one of her college roommates and best friends, Shreya Dundigalla, who is a psychology major, will be discussing the topic of mental health within minority communities, sharing helpful information on mental health, and tips on how to manage it, in honor of July being Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.