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MORE Podcasts To Help Get You Through This Quarantine

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With the start of the this unique semester approaching, many of our classes have been moved to online. Personally, I like listening to podcasts to help keep me focused. Here are I five that I suggest checking out!

1. You Can Sit With Us

from Apple Podcasts

Hosts: Maggie, Becky, Ariel

Spotify Description: Maggie, Becky, and Ariel are your new best friends. In their weekly podcast they dive into female friendships, current events, and what's going on in their lives. Sit down with them, and enjoy!

Why I Love It: I've loved these ladies since I began watching the Try Guys on Youtube. They are so open and honest about their pasts and presents and constantly encourage each other. You can tell they are best friends and are way more than just the "Try-Wives" and they prove it on this podcast!

2. Crying In Public

from Apple Podcasts

Hosts: Sophia, Aiyesha, Claudia, Sarah, Sydney, Savannah

Spotify Description: Welcome to Crying In Public, just another weekly podcast hosted by six 20-something, college women living in NYC. Follow along while they dive into growing up in a time where there's no distinction between what's public and what's private. Even though we're encouraged to put ONLY our best self forward on social media, these ladies dare to be open as young women navigating the 21st century. They cover everything from navigating relationships, to the best spots in the city, to trying to make sense of what in the world is happening around us.

Why I Love It: Honestly, these girls are living the life I wish I was living. It feels very informal, as if it's just some conversation these friends are having around a dinner table. The discussions are so relatable and hilarious. They get into the nitty-gritty of college life at NYU, and I cannot get enough of it.

3. WHOA That's Good Podcast

from Apple Podcasts

Host: Sadie Robertson Huff

Spotify Description: The "WHOA That's Good" podcast, welcomes you into meaningful conversations with authors, athletes, musicians, speakers and stars of film and television in search of the answer to just one question. What is the best advice you have ever been given? Hosted by Sadie Robertson, best selling author, founder of Live Original, and star of A & E's Duck Dynasty & Season 19 of ABC's Dancing with the Stars, this fun and lighthearted podcast is sure to leave you saying, "Whoa That's Good!"

Why I Love It: I have been a fan of Sadie since Duck Dynasty came on the air. She is very positive and gives honest advice to the modern women and gets really good guests!

4. Movies That Changed My Life

from Apple Podcasts

Host: Ian de Borja

Spotify Description: Each week IMDb host and producer Ian de Borja sits down with actors, filmmakers, and more to learn about the movies that inspired them to create their greatest work.

Why I Love It: I think I have been looking for a podcast like this for a long time and I am so glad I found it. I has been really awesome to hear the films that inspired these actors/producers/directors to enter the film industry. It is a reminder that all these people are just film lovers just like us. They've gotten some really impressive guests such as Elle Fanning, Judy Greer, and Darren Criss.

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1. When course schedules are released and you have a conflict between two required classes.

2. When there is only one section of a popular course.

3. Receiving the 18,000 emails reminding you to register ASAP.

4. When you need to see an advisor, but they are too busy/unresponsive.

5. Trying not to dress like a bum for your appointments with your advisors/department heads.

6. When you have a perfectly planned out schedule, and one class ruins it.

7. Carefully moving things around to accommodate a different class/section.

8. Waking up at 6:00 a.m. for your enrollment time.

9. Concocting a new schedule at your enrollment time after your original plan gets changed.

10. Getting into a class and filling the last available seat.

11. When all of your classes finally go through.

12. Realizing that you forgot a class that was a pre-requisite for everything else.

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1. When you have to provide an "interesting fact" for your first day ice-breaker.

2. When your professor is babbling on and on in his lecture.

3. When you edit your friend's paper and they get an A.

4. When it's 2 AM and you remember you have a test tomorrow.

5. When you finish taking the test and you're pretty sure you failed...

6. ...but then you get the test back and somehow passed.

7. When you've been up for 12 hours straight writing a paper.

8. And then you manage to stay awake in class the next day.

9. When you have to butter up your professor for an extra credit opportunity.

10. When you're assigned a group project.

11. And your group-mates are trying to chat about life instead of the assignment.

12. When it's your last class of the day and you're about to go home.

13. But then you remember rent is due tonight and the anger comes back.

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