Verbal Diarrhoea

In this episode we are joined by our guest: Franco from Cornell University in New York. As a Colombian international student, Franco shares what it felt like to be an extroverted student in the beginning of the pandemic. Its all true and all relatable, enjoy the episode! Contact us on our social media @verbaldiarrhoa4 on Instagram. 

In this podcast, we talk about our experiences as students during 2020. From mental health to productivity, as well as more personal struggles, we will give similar but different perspectives. I know it sounds contradictory, but the aim was to share our stories as well as depict how fellow students may also have struggled. 

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In this podcast, we talk about our experiences as students during 2020. This time we have our guest Panashe a second year IT student in 2020, now 3rd year. 

Panashe shares her experiences studying at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT). From mental health, to productivity, as well as more personal struggles, we will give similar but different perspectives. I know it sounds contradictory, but the aim was to share our stories as well as depict how fellow students may also have struggled. She also shares her experiences working remotely, as well as stories from other students she herself talked to. 

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In this podcast, we talk to Samantha about her experiences as a student during 2020. 

In this one, she shares about her mental health journey, living with people 24/7 with no breaks, people breaking lockdown and public safety rules... Iyooooo! It got very real on this episode. 

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In this episode of the we have another high-schooler, Sarudzai (she/her) , who explains in detail what studying during the global crisis was like. She shared her relatable anecdotes and hopefully as listeners you can enjoy. We would also like to hear from you, contact us on our various social media platforms. 

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In this episode Verbal Diarrhoea interviews Britney, a student from a private school in SA. A lot is discussed however, the prevailing factors are evident. Listen to find out more! Enjoy.

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In this episode is the part two where we give five more tips on how to tackle and dismantle white spaces. Please interact and find out more on social media.

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In this episode we wrap up by giving fellow BIPOC in white spaces advise on how to tackle them based on personal experiences and those of some of our guests.

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In this episode we have another guest willing to discuss the distortion around being black in white spaces from their point of view. Please join us on this fun and informative adventure!

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In this episode, we continue to give an insight into some of the nuance involved in the experiences of black and brown folks in white spaces. Our Guest Rachel*, gives insight into her thoughts and experiences as a white South African. Here are the links if you are interested in further reading: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/jun/09/everyday-racism-america-black-white-spaces https://sociology.yale.edu/sites/default/files/pages_from_sre-11_rev5_printer_files.pdf 

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