Younger + Dumber is a heartfelt guide for our folks out there who are trying to navigate love, life, and everything in between. Celebrity guests and steamy conversations, that just might make you want to take control of your life.

Senior year is full of changes. You’re heading towards the next step of your life. With that comes even more changes. Meet Victoria–a college senior at VCU who was once on the path of the arts, but had creative differences with herself. While attending VCU that is known for its arts, Victoria ponders over her career choices as a STEM major.

Set Back, Then Forward March is a hopeful, personal story about resilience, leadership, and what truly shapes a future soldier. When my younger brother was passed over for a well-earned JROTC promotion in high school, it felt like a moment that could break his confidence. Instead, it became the turning point that pushed him toward a bigger dream.

In this episode, listeners follow his journey from disappointment to determination, and eventually to joining the Army in college. Through honest storytelling, this podcast explores what it means to overcome setbacks, redefine success, and keep moving forward—even when the system says otherwise.

A setback started his story—his march forward defines it.

Self discovery is never an easy journey, especially under the watchful eye of the Lord. A proper God fearing young lady should never bear this burden. Every expectation has clearly been laid out for her, and she will see fit that she exceeds said expectations. The Church of Latter Day Saints has assured her that they will guide her on her way, but each Sunday that passes and prayer repeated only leaves her with more questions left unanswered. Stepping away will either affirm her eternal damnation, or lead her to the answers she desires.

All music in this episode is by Blue Dot Sessions.

“Plot Twist: I’m that Girl” follows the heartfelt journey of Jace, a woman who spent years feeling out of sync with the world and with herself. After growing up believing something was “off”, she finally discovered the truth she’d been circling her whole life: she wasn’t meant to live her assigned birth sex, she was meant to live as her. Jace invites listeners into the messy, yet meaningful, process of transitioning, from emotional breakthroughs to awkward conversations and everything in between. This is a story of courage, self-discovery, and the freedom that comes from embracing your true identity, no matter how long it takes to achieve it.

“Plot Twist: I’m that Girl” is a reminder that transformation is rarely simple, often surprising, and absolutely worth it.

Some people wait for luck. Others make their own.

The Winning Hand explores what it really means to play the cards you’re dealt and how one decision can change everything. In this episode, host Makaela Woodson talks with her jack of all trades brother, Dante Woodson, about how he built a successful life without a college degree, starting from the challenges of a single-parent home and an early move out on his own.

It’s a story about risk, resilience, and redefining success on your own terms; proof that sometimes the best wins come from the hardest beginnings.

From side hustles and self-doubt to self-made success, The Winning Hand asks: what happens when you stop folding and finally play your cards right?

This Podcast Focuses on a friend of mine, Jason, who experiences the ebbs and flows of being a college student and also tries to navigate what can work for him going forward, like solutions for the reasons of him struggling in his first year in College. This Podcast will also help shape new students who haven’t experienced the struggles of being a young adult.

Family and politics don’t always mix. In this emotional episode of Bloodlines & Beliefs, Jason Ntiamoah sits down with Morgan Tracy to explore how one simple question forever altered her relationship with her brother.

What begins as a simple disagreement becomes a real look at what loyalty, love, and communication actually feel like when things get hard. Morgan opens up with how she tried to rebuild trust, create healthier boundaries, and find her footing again in the middle of emotional and political tension.

This episode sits in the messy gray area between what we believe and the people we care about. This is a reminder that behind every opinion and argument, there’s a real person just trying to figure things out themselves...

Have you ever felt secluded, burnt out, drowning in work, and yearning for a change from your downward spiral? VCU Arts major Mae Thomas knew this feeling all too well. Locked in a lonesome apartment, feeling isolated from the typical college experience. Mae embarks on a journey of self discovery and change to escape the trials and tribulations of loneliness.