Oh How The Turn Tables

See You Next Year... Or Not... hehehehehe

On this episode of That's What They Said, join hosts Julia and Kieran as they discuss navigating the transition from final exams to summer break to class in the fall. Change is scary but our hosts are brave and strong (their summer plans include working and taking classes and resting). Listen to their life updates, opinions on turtles vs. frogs, and their desire to host a farmers market party. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

What Would You Do If When He Said Yes So Would Go

In this episode of "That's What They Said", Julia and Kieran dive into the nooks and crannies of ethical AI use, managing exam-heavy weeks, and their summer plans. They brainstorm combo nicknames and discuss the importance of Sonic slushies in the social life of rural North Carolinians aka Kieran. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

Ju and Cleo in the Big Wide World

Julia welcomes her older sibling, Mil (also known as Cleo), to discuss their shared history and memories of growing up together. The siblings touch on a wide range of topics, including their childhood experiences showing award-winning chickens and their surreal, "fear-mongering" experiences working at a summer camp in rural North Carolina. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

Oh How The Turn Tables

Join Kieran and Julia as they take a trip back to last winter for a nostalgic look at our pre-winter break lives. It’s a time capsule—from the classes we were stressing over and our 2026 "future plans" to the dating lives we were navigating back then, it’s wild to see just how much can change in the span of a single semester.  ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]

Time Flies When You Are Doing Anything

In this episode of That’s What They Said, hosts Kieran and Julia dive into their "High-Low-Buffalo" recaps, discussing everything from Kieran's newfound volleyball hobby at UNC to Julia’s hypothetical adventures with a secret dorm cat named Dobby. The duo also shares their upcoming spring break plans and reflects on the rapid pace of their junior year as they look toward the "real world" and the workforce. ★ Support this podcast ★ [https://wknc.org/donate]