This is our last episode in this four part series! We’ve talked a lot about college from the perspective of a nontraditional student. I hope you’re able to use a lot of what we discussed to help yourselves or a friend have a better college experience. It’s a t... More »
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In this week’s episode, Maya interviews her best friend Caroline on being a ‘girl boss,’ surviving finals, and her plans for next semester. Tune in to listen to Hot Takes’ final episode and some insider information on how to survive finals season. Brenningmeye... More »
I know life is hard and it can feel like we're struggling through this alone. But we are only alone if we choose to be. More »
This week, Maya learns a very important lesson about the end of the semester and life not going as planned. Joining her are her friends, roommates, neighbors, and family members who are sharing their own complaints regarding the week before Thanksgiving break ... More »
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Hello and welcome to the second episode of College: A Crash Course! In this episode, join Eva in talking about the differences between an on-campus work study job and a job on campus. WilsonMore Posts More »
In today’s episode, Maya interviews Shelby Orf – a Maryville grad and Masters student. Maya and Shelby talk about everything from the basics of Maryville’s Accounting Program to how to adjust to life after college. Tune in to learn about how to organize your s... More »
For the first episode of Hot Takes, Maya talks to Bri Smith and Payton Campion about their experiences in the nursing program and how they settled into student life at Maryville. Tune in to learn more about clinicals, study tips, and their craziest nursing sto... More »
Hey everyone, My name is Michelle and my podcast is about 4 different serial killers and their stories. The first one is about the first serial killer in America H.H.Holmes. Hope you guys enjoy it. Thanks for listening! MartinezMore Posts More »
Sometimes in fiction, relationships between characters in some cases fall flat. Their chemistry is blandly told instead of creatively shown, so we’re expected to feel a certain way, but we personally cannot feel it. Or perhaps we are expected to believe that ... More »
