Nobody Warned Us About This Part

Nobody Warned Us About This Part

Nobody tells you that your last semester is going to feel like this. The senioritis hits different when you're so close but your brain just stops caring. Depression shows up asking "what's the point" when you're already running on empty. And somehow in the middle of all of that you're supposed to have your entire life figured out, grad school, a job, a city, a plan, all while finishing school. This one is for every senior who made it through. The pressure was real. The exhaustion was real. And you showed up anyway. That's the part nobody warned us about. And that's also the part we should be most proud of.

Religion Through Our Own Eyes

In this episode of The Seat Across From Us, Gonzalo sits down with Alex Fernandez-Klm for an honest conversation about religion, faith, and how the beliefs we grow up with shape the way we see the world. Together they reflect on their experiences growing up around Christianity, discuss the story of Moses, and explore what happens when people begin to question or reinterpret the faith they were raised in. This episode isn’t about giving answers, it’s about understanding perspective. Through personal stories and open dialogue, Gonzalo and Alex talk about how religion can influence identity, community, and the way we navigate life as young adults. Whether you grew up deeply religious, are questioning your beliefs, or simply want to hear a thoughtful conversation about faith, this episode invites you to see religion through our own eyes. 🎧 The Seat Across From Us is a podcast about stories, perspectives, and the conversations that shape who we become.

Beating Box to building Bonds: A Freshmen's Tale

In Season 3 Episode 2, Gonzalo sits down with Mike, a freshman at Brandeis and his mentee through the SSSP program. Mike opens up about his first semester at Brandeis, the surprises, challenges, friendships, and lessons that have shaped his first year so far. A conversation about mentorship, growth, and finding your place.

Year 0 and Year 1

The host talks about how he had 2 freshmen years and it gets chaotic! Please enjoy the first bonus episode

What It Took To Begin

Season 3 opens with a reflection on what it really takes to begin again. In this solo episode, Gonzalo reflects on growth, loneliness, resilience, and the quiet decision to keep showing up. A raw and honest start to a season grounded in truth. The seat is open.