The Check In Podcast Camryn Billett

Welcome to a brand new limited series called The Cinefiles! In this limited series, Camryn, Ian, and various guests will talk about different shows and films that they are currently watching and feel that you should watch too. This series will discuss all aspects of filmmaking that make each particular film or show so amazing. This episode Camryn and guest Nehemiah Thompson are talking about what Camryn thinks is the greatest show on television: Snowfall. This show is a huge SPOILER. As always we have a playlist to accompany the show. 



Cinefiles: Snowfall on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3XUmeiyxycyE7xAxS5lqHS?si=0f286b7c230f46e8



Cinefiles: Snowfall on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/cinefiles-snowfall/pl.u-yZyVX7VI90dzzk


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Going into its third year, this pandemic has changed all of us in more ways than one. One of the ways we've seen it impact the world is in the way people, in particular athletes, are beginning to prioritize their mental health. In the midst of the pandemic and summer 2021 Olympics, multiple athletes struggled with their mental health and prioritized their health over personal achievements and medals. On this episode we have guest and college athlete Michael Liriano to discuss what it means to put your mental health first as an athlete and how to balance your personal duty to yourself with the duty you have to other stakeholders in your performance as an athlete.   

This is an important conversation that needs to continue amongst other people, athletes and fans alike. This conversation we hope, is the beginning of many conversations that allow us to bring back the humanity to humans and see people as people beyond their specific professions or skills. We hope you enjoy and learn something new.

The Check In: Weekly Mix 7 

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-check-in-weekly-mix-7/pl.u-XkD0roMURm2448 

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/14cFzGNHrLJqYYfAL2VRBW?si=d5652fc1c17e4cae


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Welcome back to our second to last episode of the season. Sad, right? We know but we still have two amazing episodes left for you guys including today's episode. This episode, I (Camryn ), sit down with guests Evie and Natalia as we talk about the blueprint that is: Black Women. Being the blueprint doesn't just mean that we are copied and imitated but it also means that we are objectified. For far too long, we as Black women have had our bodies, faces, hair, and personality picked apart, scrutinized, and even sexualized. We have a deep and honest conversation about how this has affected how we experienced life as little Black girls, how we entered into our Black womanhood, and what we demand of the world moving forward. This is the beginning of many more conversations to be had on this topic and we hope that you enjoy this episode and are able to learn from it. Playlist links below!  

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-check-in-weekly-mix-6/pl.u-06oxalAFjqYXXE  

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1oKGoVRfGdKUSAdVstLYyz?si=80549b6a429c4fa2


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This week on the podcast, guest Alex McBride sits down with us to talk about Xenophobia within the African diaspora. This episode was recorded in the summer time after the Summer Olympic events in which comments and actions by Sha’carri Richardson brought up discussions about long standing issues regarding xenophobia and discrimination within the African diaspora.  

The Check In Weekly Mix 5 

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-check-in-weekly-mix-5/pl.u-MDAWNoDtJxA440

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5OHocEiGNBrCjoUxLEfrHR?si=69c801af40f24c32


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Welcome back to yet another episode of The Check In Podcast. On this episode, producer, songwriter, and @freeagencyllc CEO Elijah Wood and I mainly talk about our creative process and our journey in discovering and developing our crafts. Full disclosure, this is not just an episode for my creatives out there. The creative process mimics many other processes in life and I encourage those of you out there going on your own personal, professional, or academic journeys to tune in. Plenty of great advice and relatable experiences to pull from so please like, comment, subscribe, and share if you enjoy the episode. Playlist links below!

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-check-in-weekly-mix-4/pl.u-r2yBX5XFA2R99Y

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/08aMf5mw4qcqv6o2HLMrId?si=e102b7f8856f4ae2


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Welcome back to a new episode of The Check In podcast! Young adulthood is hard and navigating your 20s can feel like such a roller coaster. From college, to friendships, to family, to networking, to relationships and more, you experience so much life and go through so many phases in this decade. It can be hard to stay grounded with each phase and many of us feel alone. In this episode, guest Jordan and I discuss our shared experiences as young adult women in this day and age and give you guys some advice based on what we've learned in our own lives. We hope you can relate and enjoy this episode. Playlist links are below.

The Check In Weekly Mix 3

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-check-in-weekly-mix-3/pl.u-EdAVevYu52DXX7 

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/14nAeokZ2ou9QcoQe5Rqk5?si=9a05bc6fb5e04c1f


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