Spill The Soup: The Jewish Teen Podcast Jewfolk, Inc.

How does a college student balance classes with a social life, work, Judaism, and taking a moment to breathe? This week Marley welcomes her "big sister" Rachel Hale, who has a monster schedule, but explains how she compartmentalizes things to get it all done, be productive, and occasionally get a decent night sleep.

Covid is everywhere, but how do you cope with the risks on a college campus when you're away from home? This week Marley brings on her friends Lily Solomon and Jessica Paul to discuss the timing of each of their positive tests, and how that's changed their approach to campus life.

Marley has made the transition to college life. But what's it like to live in a small dorm room WITH someone else? Marley and her roommate, Melanie Gubernik, discuss "roommate dating," making friends, and adjusting to life on their own away from home.

Marley's back! After a busy summer of work and getting ready for college, host Marley Comito sets up season 2, talking about the challenging adjustment of going from high school to college, learning to live with a roommate, finding a place to fit in on campus, balancing school and social, and so much more.

Anything you want to hear about this season? Let us know! E-mail the show at spillthesouppod@gmail.com

Marley and her guests this week, Jaden Lehman and Zach Greenwald, kick off Pride month by talking about the coming out, the support they've found within the Twin Cities Jewish community, and offer tips to parents and allies alike.

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Marley and her guests open up their mental health ups and downs: When they recognized their struggles, how to talk (or not) with peers, and some important advice for parents.
Lots of shoutouts for the @realdepressionproject on Instagram.