Unfiltered

On episode 63 of "Unfiltered," listen as Emily chats about her recent mental rut and other life changes. How has spending more time alone been a formidable experience for her? How has she been learning to trusting herself? And why is patience and self-love so important during periods of change? Find out on this episode <33

On episode 62 of "Unfiltered," listen as Emily chats with Jisung Lee, a freshman at Harvard. Together, they discuss the transition to college, the Harvard social scene, and unique aspects of freshman year. What were Jisung's expectations versus reality of Harvard? How has the social scene changed and evolved from first to second semester? How does Jisung make time for herself? And, looking forward to to her sophomore year, what are some of her goals and emotions towards this next stage of her time here at Harvard? Find out on this episode <3

On episode 61 of "Unfiltered," hear from a (very) sleep-deprived Emily, who explains the many thoughts that have been on her mind as of recent. In the midst of a hectic start to the spring semester, she has worked and thought through a lot. How has busyness led her to somewhat lose touch with herself? What is so pressuring about Harvard's overall culture? And why does she want to approach life like she approaches a vacation itinerary? Find out on this episode <3

On episode 60 of "Unfiltered," hear from Wilson Hobbs, a 21-year old who began his own startup, Lobby, shortly after leaving Georgia Tech University a little over a year ago. Listen as he explains why he left, the benefits and challenges of working for yourself, and how his company works. How did Wilson handle negative reactions from friends and family when he first left college? What are valuable lessons he has learned over a  year of self-guided living and learning? And what is Lobby focused on achieving right now? Find out on this episode.

Lobby: https://www.lobby.so

Wilson's Twitter: @wilsonsaccount

On episode 59 of "Unfiltered," hear from Molly Neel, one of Emily's best friends from high school who is currently a second-year at Georgia Tech. Together, they discuss Greek life, Tik Tok, and the feeling of being behind in college. Why does Molly enjoy being in a sorority, and how was the rush process affected by the pandemic? Why did she decide to delete Tik Tok? And how does this decision relate to comparison in such a competitive college environment? Find out on this episode.

In the season 3 finale of "Unfiltered," listen as Emily describes the major highlights, as well as her big takeaways, of each month. From living in an apartment and experiencing restlessness and monotony during online school, to jumping into a semester of in-person classes, busyness, and a whirlwind of opportunities, Emily experienced such a wide range of situations and emotions. This year involved so much change and newness, prompting Emily to grow in ways she had never envisioned before. Why was living in the apartment so difficult? How was the summer a necessary reset for her? And what is Emily's key to living a more enjoyable and fulfilling life? Find out on this episode. (Thanks for sticking around, and see you all next year!! <3)

On episode 57 of "Unfiltered," listen to Emily and Eliana Lee as they discuss Eliana's history and experience with playing classical music, entering a new relationship in college, and transitioning from freshman to sophomore year. How was/is Eliana's identity rooted in violin? Why does she now view violin as a passion/hobby, rather than a career? And how does she balance her relationship with her friendships? Find out on this episode :)

On episode 56 of "Unfiltered," listen as Emily speaks on what she has learned about prioritizing your time and energy in college, and why actions speak louder than words. What does Emily do to ensure she makes time for people? How does one know the difference between neglecting a relationship versus letting it naturally fizzle out? And why is it so easy to grow complacent with your time in college? Find out on this episode.

On episode 54 of "Unfiltered," listen as Emily and Jane Oh discuss the details of quad life, loneliness, and the process and purpose of building relationships. According to Jane, what makes living in the quad difficult at times? Why did Jane feel lonely at the beginning of the semester, despite being surrounded by tons of people? And what makes meeting new people so valuable? Find out on this episode :)