See Me See Trouble

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Welcome to See Me See Trouble—the podcast unveiling real-life adventures, struggles, and triumphs of African students in America! Each episode will bring you a plate of hot gist, interviews, and heartfelt stories on all things culture shock, academics, and searching for belonging. Perfect for students, friends, or anyone who’s seen their own wahala, SMST offers a glimpse into the world of African students abroad. And when it comes to trouble, there’s nothing the SMST team hasn’t seen in this life, so get ready for real talk and real laughs!

Episodes

  1. 10/19/2025

    From Kampala, Uganda to the American South - Bethany’s Story |S1 E4

    This episode features an interview with Bethany Sseruwagi, a senior undergraduate student from Kampala, Uganda, majoring in Microbiology at the University of Oklahoma. We dive into Bethany’s experience moving to the United States for college, including the culture shocks and adapting to life as an African international student at a predominantly white institution (the University of Oklahoma). Bethany, a Davis UWC Scholar, shares her insights on: Academic Journey: Her focus on Microbiology and conducting research on cross-border humanitarian efforts and health in East Africa.Nomadic childhood: Her experiences growing up as a child of African Missionaries, and her childhood in Texas, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania and now OklahomaThe African Diaspora: Discussing preconceived notions about America, processing homesickness, staying grounded in her Ugandan heritage, and navigating the Black and African community dynamics in the US.Campus Leadership: Leading the African Women's League and the East African Alliance at OU, and fostering community among the East African diaspora.Life Post-Grad: Looking ahead to her final year, career aspirations (potentially a PhD), and the complexities of the H1B visa.Expect honest and inspiring moments as Bethany shares her story of finding her place and stepping into leadership far from home. Don't forget to connect with us! ⭐ Use #SMST or #SMSTPodcast to share your thoughts!⭐ Rate the show 5 stars on your preferred listening app and share with a friend!⭐ Subscribe, like, and leave a comment if you watch on YouTube⭐ Reach out to seemeeseetrouble@gmail.com if you have a review or general fanmail.⭐ Follow us on:Instagram: thesmstpod | YouTube: @SeeMeSeeTroublePod | TikTok: @thesmstpod K, thanks byeeeee

    1h 57m

  2. 09/09/2025

    If it's beyond me it's beyond me- a KD tell-all | S1 E3

    In this episode, we sit down with Kwadwo—who you might recognize from his then-controversial, now-iconic line: “if it’s beyond me, it’s beyond me.” But beyond the laughs, Kwadwo opens up about his journey as an international student navigating transferring schools, adjusting to a new environment, and finding his community on campus. We also dive into his passions outside the classroom, from building a personal style through thrifting, to experimenting with photography and how both have shaped the way he sees the world. Expect a mix of humor, honesty, and inspiration as we discuss culture shocks, creativity, and carving out identity and community in college. Oh, and don't forget to: ⭐ Use #SMST or #SMSTPodcast to share your thoughts! ⭐ Rate the show 5 stars on your preferred listening app, leave a review, and share with your friends and family if you enjoyed the episode! ⭐ Subscribe, like, and leave a comment if you watch on YouTube ⭐ Reach out to seemeeseetrouble@gmail.com if you have a review or general fanmail - the SMST team will be sure to read it on the next episode! ⭐ And most importantly make sure to follow us on: Instagram: thesmstpod | YouTube: @SeeMeSeeTroublePod | TikTok: @thesmstpod K, thanks byeeeee

    1h 10m

  3. 08/15/2025

    Weight loss will not solve all your problems| S1 E2

    In this episode, we share what it was really like growing up big—navigating African family comments, playground teasing, and all the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways society treats bodies differently once the weight is lost. Then, we dive into the transition to college and the dreaded Freshman 15: the mix of late-night eating, new freedoms, and unexpected weight changes that came with campus life. From crazy diet attempts to the overwhelming realization of what a “calorie” even was, we unpack the humor and heartbreak that shaped how we think about health, fitness, and body image. Expect candid reflections, unfiltered laughs, and a relatable look at how weight and identity can collide during one of life’s biggest transitions. Oh, and don't forget to: ⭐ Use #SMST or #SMSTPodcast to share your thoughts! ⭐ Rate the show 5 stars on your preferred listening app, leave a review, and share with your friends and family if you enjoyed the episode! ⭐ Subscribe, like, and leave a comment if you watch on YouTube ⭐ Reach out to seemeeseetrouble@gmail.com if you have a review or general fanmail - the SMST team will be sure to read it on the next episode! ⭐ And most importantly make sure to follow us on: Instagram: thesmstpod | YouTube: @SeeMeSeeTroublePod | TikTok: @thesmstpod K, thanks byeeeee

    1h 11m
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Welcome to See Me See Trouble—the podcast unveiling real-life adventures, struggles, and triumphs of African students in America! Each episode will bring you a plate of hot gist, interviews, and heartfelt stories on all things culture shock, academics, and searching for belonging. Perfect for students, friends, or anyone who’s seen their own wahala, SMST offers a glimpse into the world of African students abroad. And when it comes to trouble, there’s nothing the SMST team hasn’t seen in this life, so get ready for real talk and real laughs!

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  • Creator
    SMST
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    3
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2025 See Me See Trouble