“Why parents and kids don’t get along”

First Year Foundations: Transition to College

In this episode, we delve into the struggles that many freshmen face as they navigate the complexities of academic rigor, social dynamics, and newfound independence. From grappling with challenging coursework to adjusting to dorm life and forging new friendships, the first year of college can be overwhelming for even the most prepared students. But fear not, as we also uncover the invaluable support systems that can make all the difference in this transitional period. Discover the power of mentorship as seasoned upperclassmen, professors, and academic advisors offer guidance, wisdom, and encouragement to help freshmen weather the storms of uncertainty. Moreover, we weigh the advantages and disadvantages of the college experience, shedding light on the myriad opportunities for personal growth, intellectual exploration, and career advancement, alongside the potential pitfalls of academic stress, financial strain, and social pressure. Tune in as we share firsthand accounts, expert insights, and practical tips for thriving during your freshman year and beyond. Whether you're embarking on your own college journey or reminiscing about your own freshman struggles, this episode promises to enlighten, inspire, and empower listeners every step of the way.

Is Black History Month Pointless ???

Josh and John go into "black history month" what it means to them and how its progress. It takes sort of a turn with expressing a different point of view of the month. With that Josh adds on to what John says with points that reflect the same concepts. How we us as a people don't necessarily stick together and don't practice certain things to better our self one being "Solidarity" closer to the end they talk about the upper class of our culture that become desensitized to regular issues.

Discipline is important to life because…

John and Josh return from a long 3 months with episode 9 based off “Discipline” they begin with differentiating setting a goal from and setting a task and why task is more beneficial and continue on to go in “Discipline” itself the struggles with it, the mental part of it and also how it works to your advantage. Along with discipline is habits, they speak to the habits of people that are detrimental and the opposite. R u Serious towards the end closes with steps you can take to follow through on your plans, commitments and tasks.

“Why parents and kids don’t get along”

Being a child attempting to live up to one's parent's expectations and parenting are both difficult tasks. This frequently leads to intense friction in parent-child interactions, which is very harmful to both sides. The purpose of this episode was to help parents and children watching to better understand their cherished parent(s) or child(ren). It covered the misunderstanding between parents and their children as well as what tensions the causes.

Episode 7 "Fake Therapy"

Josh and John open the episode introducing this weeks special guest and artist . Going on to asking his music up bringing and music motivation. Also recent and upcoming projects. The asking about young love and relationships and if him and his girlfriend(other guest) believe it’s possible and or real. Closing out with how absence and presence of two good parents effects kids long term and how they view relationships.