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Thoughts Questions and Concerns?

Thoughts Questions and Concerns?

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 So many people want to make a podcast because they believe what they have to say is 'podcast-worthy.' I am included in that group, but I know what I have to say is straight-up hot garbage. However, my college has the equipment, and you know what they say: 'college loves to chew on the money of out-of-state students.' So, with access to podcast equipment, ideas fresh from the frontal cortex, and a few loved ones willing to spill, this is Thoughts Questions and Concerns?Copyright 2024 Orange Media Network
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  • My Final Thoughts Questions and Concerns

    My Final Thoughts Questions and Concerns
    Jun 12 2024

    The title is a lie. I will forever have so many thoughts, questions, and concerns, but unfortunately or fortunately it will not be on this podcast. In this final episode, I rapid-fire a list of notes that I had for episodes that just never got to be made. I hope my podcast kept you distracted or entertained. Finally, I hope you continue to wonder and question about the world around you and the unknown.
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    58 m
  • Three Years Summed Up in 30 Minutes

    Three Years Summed Up in 30 Minutes
    Jun 5 2024

    Every time I would go home for the breaks, people would ask me questions about college and when I'd be graduating. Every single time I would tell them my program is usually four years, but "hopefully I finish in less." I never knew how much that manifestation actually worked. In this episode, I try my best to sum up my college experience. Unfortunately, I am not the best at it but tune in to hear about me being a catfish, a Christmas tree, and a single mom who works two jobs.

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    35 m
  • A Second to Yap

    A Second to Yap
    May 29 2024

    I brought on the three Hawaiʻi students from last year to catch up on how their second year of college has been. We discuss living off campus, trying new events and opportunities, and touch upon how it is to be women of color at a PWI (predominately white institution).
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    1 h y 5 m
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