Wayfinding with Tilly & Audrey Tilly & Audrey

In this episode, we are talking about spaces of belonging. We’ll cover some of the ways that we create belonging for ourselves and for others, and the kind of physical and emotional labor this process requires.

We are back with the first episode of our second season! Today, we are tackling the topic of friendship: what goes into a good friendship, how we navigate friendship as introverts, and how we take care of ourselves when a friendship feels overwhelming.



Follow us on Instagram @wayfindingpodcast for more content and updates!

As we approach final exams and the end of the first semester of our senior year of college, we're taking this opportunity to reflect on what we struggled with these past few months and what we hope for both ourselves and for each other next semester. We also discuss what it's like to feel stuck—both in our heads and on our college campus—and we cover some strategies for breaking free from these limitations. 

In this episode, we are sharing our sports stories: how we got into our sport, why we fell in love with it, and why we ultimately left it for good. Then, we’ll be talking about our current day relationships with exercise as it relates to both physical and mental health.

Girls On The Run: https://www.girlsontherun.org/

Follow us on Instagram @wayfindingpodcast for more content & updates!

This week, we are continuing our critique of the media by focusing specifically on popular music and the misogyny that’s all too prevalent in the industry. Through this close examination, we hope to better understand the barriers that female artists face and become more conscious of the culture we’re consuming.

Women In Music (non-profit): https://www.womeninmusic.org/

Sources Referenced:


"Misogyny in Rap Music: A Content Analysis of Prevalence and Meanings" by Ronald Weitzer and Charis E. Kubrin, The George Washington University
"Here's How Overwhelmingly Male the Music Industry (Still) Is" by Amy X. Wang, Rolling Stone
"These Are 3 of the Biggest Drivers of Gender Inequality in Music" by Andrew Bossi, Forbes
"Gender Diversity in the Music Industry? The Numbers Are Grim" by Ben Sisario, The New York Times

Follow us on Instagram @wayfindingpodcast for more content & updates!

In this episode, we dive into who we are as individuals outside of Wayfinding. We hope that by sharing a little more about ourselves, we can help contextualize the conversations we'll be having on this platform.

Follow us on Instagram @wayfindingpodcast for interactive stories, new episode announcements, and just to support our project!