The Mature Podcast

ONE YEAR. IT'S BEEN ONE YEAR SINCE WE RELEASED OUR FIRST EPISODE AND BECAME PODCASTS HOSTS. 

To celebrate, we wanted to answer some questions to show you guys what it's like to have a podcast and share more stories behind the scenes. We answer some of your questions from Instagram too! 

Thank you for your support! Please leave us a review on how we're doing! 

Come and learn more about our co-host McKenna. If you haven't figured it out, she obsessed with the beach, books, candles, and ice cream. If you like any of those things, it might be a good idea to tune in! 

This is our season finale! We are wrapping up Season 2. We are in the works of planning season 3! 

Especially in this particular season of life that we are all experiencing in our own way, feelings of loneliness are at a all-time HIGH. Why do we feel this pressure to be in a relationship? Is there a finish line to find your soulmate? Do people in relationship know something that single people are missing out on? Come and hang out with us for a bit to hear more of our thoughts. 

Season 2 is coming to an end. We are planning a season 3! Thank you for your support. 

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"If your path is clear, you're on the wrong path." Transitioning into post-grad life is a journey and it takes a lot of work and effort. So we wanted to help out by outlining some tips and tools that may help you during this time. Whether it's taking care of yourself emotionally and mentally, or figuring out how to apply for jobs, or learning how to live at home again, we got you. 

Press play to hear more! 

Self-Awareness Episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/66Ct58WCYfJW5sPSwpcjek?si=0UfUR216S4WGWcaRu9F_1g

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We are so excited to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month this May. So to celebrate, we ask our very co-host all about what's it like to grow up Vietnamese-Chinese in America. Through learning about Mafia ;) and the pressures to become a doctor, we are speaking on this important topic to bridge the gap between people of different cultures. Press play to see if you can relate to any of these stories!

Thanks so much for tuning in!

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Y’all loved our first episode on boundaries in friendships so we came back for another round because we’re not done talking about it! We said in the first season that this is a topic that doesn’t get talked about enough and we’re still saying it this season. There are so many boundaries that are changing and developing as we grow as individuals and as friends. So for today’s episode we’re sharing some stories that led us to having hard conversations with friends, each other, and ourselves. First off, Tiffani shares about an estranged friend and what it has been like for them to reach out to her. She explains her conflicting feelings of not having contact with them and the option of extending grace. This all brings up the question of whether we should keep friends around just because they are a good person, rather than keeping them around because they are a good friend. McKenna then expresses her concerns around friends that she has had since her childhood and whether those friendships are fulfilling or even have the same standards as her newer friendships. We finally discuss our overall feelings on how these situations make us think about friendships and how if we are not seeing fulfilling friends around us, we have to be them ourselves. So buckle up for an emotional rollercoaster and hit play!

Boundaries in Friendships PART 1 - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/boundaries-in-friendships/id1477152427?i=1000448431631

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Today we are sitting down with Sarah Cooper, AKA Scoops, and having the chance to talk about her journey through pageantry, her coming out story, and her new YouTube channel. We uncover our little knowledge about what pageants are, which mainly come from Miss Congeniality, and dive into the pressures that having a national title hold and if pageants are really like Toddlers and Tiaras. Sarah later talks about her coming out story. She talks about what it was like to grow up in a conservative environment, her fears about coming out, and her ultimate acceptance of who she is today. Finally, she talks about how her journey has led her to start a YouTube channel of sharing other people’s stories and their own experiences. We are so excited to shed some light on these topics so get comfy and press play!

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This episode is another audience requested episode! 

Ever feel like you're just trudging through another day? Another day, another dollar? We feel you and this mundane-ness! We go through what this feels like and the importance of gratitude when you're stuck on autopilot. We talk through how our hobbies has shifted our perspective in this transition to adulthood. Come hang out with us by pressing play to hear fun stories and how we learned how to get ourselves out of this! 

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Inspired by daily conversations with close friends, we decided to talk through what the process of becoming self aware looked like for us. If you're wondering "Am I self-aware?" or "What does being self-aware look like?", press play to hear us tell stories of how we take in other people's comments on our lives and how we shift the blame from someone else to looking at ourselves. 

We are not holding back on this one, press play now! 

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Post-grad and being a twenty-something can often feel like the world is personally setting us up to be a failure, specifically when it comes to having a space of your own. Today, we are breaking down that barrier with the help of Maya Landrum! Maya is a current realtor who bought her first home at the whopping age of 24! We first talk to Maya about the types of people we all believe buy homes, such as “established, married, two-income households” (A.K.A. NOT fresh out of college kids who have only a dime to their name). However, Maya explains that she had people who came along to help her and make her realize where she was spending her money and how she began to save. She then takes us through her journey of applying for a loan, finding a home with “rental potential”, and how she is having someone else pay for her mortgage! After sharing a bit about her journey, we then ask Maya about some financial tips such as asking more questions and how to split up your saving accounts. Are you ready to get inspired to buy a home? Grab a pen, get ready to take some notes, and press play!

WE HAVE A LIVE EVENT COMING UP SOON on MARCH 26TH,2020 IN UPLAND CA! Come and see us record an episode LIVE for FREE!

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