Happy Hour with Em & Jazz Jasmine Kawchuk, Charlotte Holmes, Emma Boyne

 In this episode, we talk about the process of the biggest cliché, "finding yourself". In the lifetime of a human, we all work to "find ourselves", whatever it may look like for each individual. The process is rarely easy, and learning how to do it "right" isn't always crystal clear. We don't have half it figured out when it comes to finding ourselves but in this episode, we try to analyze the existential crisis that is finding yourself with the little lack of knowledge we do have. 

How do you turn your college experience into one like a movie? Romanticizing your 20's may seem like a weird thing to do, however, the experiences you get from doing it are priceless. In this episode, Jasmine and Emma dive into all their tips and tricks on how they have made the most out of their university experience thus far, and how to create movie-like memories.

Managing school, work, volunteer, extracurricular activities and your social life can be a difficult balance. Sometimes we struggle with balance too, leading to a handful of tears from time to time. In this episode, we are joined virtually by Mount Royal University alum Hannah Reiter to discuss some of the best ways to navigate and manage it all during university.

Family can have a big impact on your schooling, from living at home or moving away for the first time to their expectations of what studies you choose to pursue and everything else that goes along with it. We personally love our family and are so grateful for all they do but there still are hard conversations and conflicts. In this episode, we introduce you to our families, a part of them at least as we discuss family and university.

You live with them, laugh with them, cry with them and sometimes fight with them… roommates. Finding the right roommate, having difficult conversations and managing relationships can be difficult to navigate. We want to provide insight and tips on how we have managed our own living situations throughout university.