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While higher education is essential, many are denied access. In today’s episode, we interview Danielle Rochelle, outreach coordinator for the MT One Stop, about her experience in college financial and personal assistance to low-income students. Listen and subscribe.

Youth has always been the most prominent victim of poverty, discrimination, and domestic violence. With the pandemic still spreading like wildfire, Youth Crisis Intervention Institutions have become more important than ever. Today, we interview the Oasis Center at Nashville to discuss how they support youth in danger, facilitate their growth, and how we can help. Listen and subscribe.

Predictably, we knew a part 2 for the recap 2020 was necessary back in June. The world proved us right. From one of the most high profile elections in the close history to a ever worsening pandemic, we would recount the big events that you should remember. Listen and subscribe.

Gen Z is the generation of technology. In light of the pandemic, virtual learning has become more important than ever. Today, we interview Amanda DoAmaral, founder and CEO of Fiveable, a leading online AP resource website with 1.5 million users that has gained traction from investors around the world. She shares her story as an educator, creator, and entrepreneur

It’s hard to find a teenager walking around without headphones on. Music, especially during the pandemic, has become an essential part of Gen Zers’ daily lives. Today, we have Gramps Morgan, a Grammy Award winning reggae artist, to talk about the culture of music and how it is represented among Gen Z. Listen and subscribe.

It’s hard to find a teenager walking around without headphones on. Music, especially during the pandemic, has become an essential part of Gen Zers’ daily lives. Today, we have Gramps Morgan, a Grammy Award winning reggae artist, to talk about the culture of music and how it is represented among Gen Z. Listen and subscribe.

Whether it be the constant mask-wearing, endless zoom classes, or the cancellation of in person events, college took a major hit from the coronavirus pandemic. Today, we ask Natalie Watson, a sophomore at Hastings College, about her experiences and thoughts as an on-campus student during COVID. Listen and subscribe.

A senior, after spending hundreds of hours on application, standardized testing, and extracurricular activities, waits nervously with anticipation for the link that would determine his life path for the next four years. In today’s conversation, we ask Dustin Lynn, a former Vanderbilt University admission officer, to decipher the ever-more-complicated college admission process and the myths surrounding it. Tune in and listen.

Since 2013, streaming services have created and released thousands of TV shows and movies to provide for their massive audiences. Today, this overload of content is accessible to anyone with a subscription. In this episode, Paul and Jimmy explore the rise of Binge Watching and the positive and negative effects it has on its audience. 

Amid national protests about racial inequality and police brutality, cancel hashtags started to boom on social media platforms. But are people cancelled because they share a non-conventional belief or because they are simply being held responsible for their wrong-doings? Today, we bring on Katelyn Helberg to discuss the origin, application, and effectiveness of the cancel culture.