How Are You‪?‬ Emily Girard

This episode features a previous How Are You guest—Ren, who previously discussed COVID-19 vaccines and horticulture internships. Now, they’re here with some major life updates. What’s been added to their apartment? Will Taylor Swift be releasing new content soon? Are windmills animals (reference: https://fledgling-witch.tumblr.com/post/670108070888734720/bhramarii-weird-animals)? Should birds have human legs (reference: https://twitter.com/tommysiegel/status/1334190964890619906?lang=en)? Find out here.

In this episode, my second roommate Mikaila will give an update on finals week—and more. How much have polymers taken over Mikaila’s brain? Is the Oxford comma really necessary? What is the most rebellious element on the periodic table? These and more will be answered!

Welcome to Season 2 of How Are You?, a show that takes a small question and turns it into something big. This inaugural episode features my roommate V coming back from an intense grocery trip. Did they end up getting the cherries they wanted? Are shorts better than pants? What makes something an entrée? What is the plot of the popular webcomic Homestuck? Tune in to find out.

This final episode of How Are You features Dr. Jill Rappoport, a professor in UK’s English Department, giving her thoughts on remote learning. Rappoport has helped her children manage remote learning as well as managing it herself, and this episode features both her experience and lessons she will carry into her future in-person classes.

[Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of racism and racial bias incidents.] In this episode, we profile Dia Davidson, who has worked at the LEX 18 news station for over 20 years. Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, she has moved back and forth reporting news from her studio and her home, encountering challenges in each setting. In this episode, she recounts her experiences being on the forefront of a changing society, as well as how these changes have improved and diversified her industry.

Student athletics have been unpredictable in the past year; some praise the cancellation of seasons out of concern for their own health, while others ask schools and conferences to #LetThemPlay. Today, we hear from Sarah Michels, who has been participating in track and cross country since fifth grade, to get an update on her season, her achievements and her concerns.