Clearly Unclear

Nicole, Jay Ren and Shivendra

Sometimes all we need to do is talk things out - even if they’re in a Clearly Unclear manner. Join three university students as they stumble through the things in life that they feel ought to be talked about, from politics to movies, and philosophy to mental health. This journey is bound to be Clearly Unclear.

Episodes

  1. 04/18/2021

    Episode 5: Cat Stories, Russian Accents and The Impacts of COVID-19

    With over a year into the global lockdown as a result of COVID-19, the gang get together to discuss some of the ways the world has significantly changed during this time - from the way an entire generation now studies, to the largest free trade agreement in history (guess who tells us about it :D). Along the way, we also unqualifiedly tip-toe around the topic of vaccines, make a pitch to a certain company to sponsor us, and reflect upon the lessons learned from the 6 months we have had in university. We hope you enjoy this episode of the Clearly Unclear Podcast. (Note: This episode was recorded on 19/03/21.)  If you have any episode suggestions please email clearlyunclearpodcast@gmail.com. Check out our blogs! Nicole: The Nicole Post  Jay Ren: The Green Book  Shivendra: The Encyclopedia of Everything

    57 min

  2. 03/20/2021

    Episode 4: The 36 Questions That Lead To Love

    In this episode Jay, Nicole, and Shiv go through a set of questions designed to bring strangers closer together and accelerate the process of intimacy (no homo)… Designed by psychologist Arthur Aron, these questions explore how the differences in character between us can actually unify us and foster stronger bonds of friendship. Tune in to delve deeper into the fascinating lives and interests of our hosts as well as just how much we differ in our thought process. This is bound to be Clearly Unclear. If you have any episode suggestions please email clearlyunclearpodcast@gmail.com. Check out our blogs! Nicole: The Nicole Post  Jay Ren: The Green Book  Shivendra: The Encyclopedia of Everything

    1h 1m

  3. 02/05/2021

    Episode 3: We're in University?

    Two-thirds of the Clearly Unclear gang have finally made it to uni, with Nicole studying medicine (virtually) at the University of Glasgow and Shivi doing PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) at the University of Warwick. Join us in this rather chaotic episode as we talk about what we've all been up to lately, as well the experiences, difficulties and realities that our two students have encountered - from home and on campus - in their first few months of higher education. We also get into Shivi's recent trip to Loughborough, the lessons we've learned in 2020 along with resolutions for the new year, and (spoiler alert!) our unprofessed love for the anime I Want To Eat Your Pancreas - well, at least for some of us. We hope you enjoy the first international episode of the Clearly Unclear Podcast! (Note: This episode was recorded on the 30th of December, 2020) If you have any episode suggestions please email clearlyunclearpodcast@gmail.com. Check out our blogs! Nicole: The Nicole Post  Jay Ren: The Green Book  Shivendra: The Encyclopedia of Everything

    49 min

  4. 09/13/2020

    Episode 2: A Post-Grad Get-Together

    Fresh off the heels of our graduation from A-Levels, the gang is joined by our close friends, Ethan, Kat, and Shaun for a very special edition of the Clearly Unclear Podcast. We discuss what it means for us to have been able to graduate in person during this trying time of Covid-19, and indulge in some embarrassingly honest yet heartwarming nostalgia from the days we had at school. Expect laughter, head-scratching quotes, and sincere conversation between friends on the brink of stepping into a new chapter of life - it is undoubtedly bound to be Clearly Unclear. If you have any episode suggestions please email clearlyunclearpodcast@gmail.com. Check out our blogs! Nicole: The Nicole Post  Jay Ren: The Green Book  Shivendra: The Encyclopedia of Everything

    35 min

  5. 07/01/2020

    Episode 1: How Would You Restart Life?

    Jay Ren posed an interesting question; What, if anything, would you change about your life if you could? Anything from nationality to occupation. This prompted discussions on the nature of regret and the personal uncertainties in our respective lives. As soon to be university students, entering the next great phase of our lives, you may look forward to a poignant reflection on what we’ve been through and what we would like to change about ourselves and the world around us. Obviously however, we digress into discussing death, Shiv’s favourite book, and other things, as is typical of an episode of Clearly Unclear. If you have any episode suggestions please email clearlyunclearpodcast@gmail.com. Check out our blogs! Nicole: The Nicole Post  Jay Ren: The Green Book  Shivendra: The Encyclopedia of Everything

    37 min

  6. 06/24/2020

    Episode 0: Personality - A Clearly Unclear Conversation

    We're making a podcast? Stranger things have happened. Join Nicole, Shiv and Jay as we stumble over the question of personality, scrutinizing the results of our newly minted personality tests and discussing what they mean to us. We hope you enjoy Episode 0! Myers–Briggs Type Indicator: https://www.16personalities.com/ https://www.truity.com/page/16-personality-types-myers-briggs Classical Enneagram Test https://www.eclecticenergies.com/enneagram/test Check out our blogs! Nicole: The Nicole Post Jay Ren: The Green Book Shivendra: The Encyclopedia of Everything

    32 min
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About

Sometimes all we need to do is talk things out - even if they’re in a Clearly Unclear manner. Join three university students as they stumble through the things in life that they feel ought to be talked about, from politics to movies, and philosophy to mental health. This journey is bound to be Clearly Unclear.

Information

  • Creator
    Nicole, Jay Ren and Shivendra
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2021
  • Episodes
    6
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Nicole, Jay Ren and Shivendra
  • Show Website
    Clearly Unclear