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  • Internships, Networking & Post-Grad Life

    Ashleigh interviews Aaron Holmes, Raeedah Wahid, and Stephanie Lai about how they’re figuring out their careers. She also gets some answers about what it’s actually like being a recent college grad in the working world.

    Created and hosted by Ashleigh Garrison.

    Produced by Amy Nakamura.

    Social Media/Public Relations managed by Wessam Hazaymeh.

    Cover art by Kevin Camelo.

    Music credit: "Apollo" / Patrick Patrikios.


    1 hr 13 min
  • Maintaining Happiness in College and Throughout Life

    Being happy in college can be tough — especially when everyone around you appears to be killing it. In this episode, Ashleigh interviews Elyse VanderWoude, a rising senior at Yale, about finding happiness in college and dealing with the lows. The two get real about how comparison, productivity, and overloaded schedules have thrown off their wellbeing during their college years. And they also share their tactics for getting through the bad days.

    Created and hosted by Ashleigh Garrison

    Produced by Amy Nakamura

    Social Media/Public Relations managed by Wessam Hazaymeh 

    Cover art by Kevin Camelo

    Music credit "Apollo" / Patrick Patrikios

    1 hr 1 min
  • Finding Balance and Achieving Growth in College

    Sidarth Kumbla and Julian Maldonado share how they are figuring out balance, growth, and even self-doubt. As 2019 NCAA fencing champions and Columbia University students, Sid and Julian are still learning how to balance the many spheres of their lives — with some assistance from cold brew.

    Created and hosted by Ashleigh Garrison.

    Produced by Amy Nakamura.

    Social Media/Public Relations managed by Wessam Hazaymeh.

    Cover art by Kevin Camelo.

    Music credit: "Apollo" / Patrick Patrikios.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Imposter Syndrome, Post-Harvard Plans and Meaningful Friendships

    Smit Chitre, a rising senior at Harvard, talks about finding his place in college, dealing with imposter syndrome, and more. In this inaugural episode of Figuring It Out, Smit also shares his opinion of social media as a tool for social justice and what he's learned about forming lasting friendships.  


    Created and hosted by Ashleigh Garrison.

    Produced by Amy Nakamura.

    Social Media/Public Relations managed by Wessam Hazaymeh.

    Cover art by Kevin Camelo.

    Music credit: "Apollo" / Patrick Patrikios.

    1 hr 1 min

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What does a 22-year-old college grad do when she starts feeling a little overwhelmed about graduating, starting a career, and, well, adulthood in general? She starts a podcast to get some answers from…