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4: “Somewhere over the Charles River”

Samyra sits down with student-athletes to discuss their academic and social experiences during normal circumstances and the virtual environment. Presented by the Harvard Crimson. Hosted by Samyra Miller. Produced by Allison Lee. Podcast art by Madison Shirazi and Uzo Ngwu. Music by Eric Tarlin.

Special Episode: Rock the Vote

Samyra sits down with the two official tickets running for President and Vice-President of The Undergraduate Council to hear about their platforms and opinions on the role of The Undergraduate Council in the Harvard community. Presented by the Harvard Crimson. Hosted by Samyra Miller. Produced by Allison Lee. Podcast art by Madison Shirazi and Uzo Ngwu. Music by Eric Tarlin.

3: “What, Like It’s Hard?”

Samyra sits down with tea party guests for a discussion on academics at Harvard. Students spill the tea about choosing concentrations, their favorite courses, and the true difficulty of classes. Presented by the Harvard Crimson. Hosted by Samyra Miller. Produced by Allison Lee. Podcast art by Madison Shirazi and Uzo Ngwu. Music by Eric Tarlin.

2: Balancing Psets, Parties, and Pleasure

Samyra sits down with tea party guests for a discussion on social life in the Harvard Community. Students spill the tea about where, how, and with who they party…hook up...and date. Presented by the Harvard Crimson. Hosted by Samyra Miller. Produced by Allison Lee. Podcast art by Madison Shirazi and Uzo Ngwu. Music by Eric Tarlin.

1: Creating Community with Connections

In this episode, Samyra sits down with tea party guests for a discussion on “connections” in the Harvard Community. Students spill the tea about how they’re adapting to a virtual semester academically, platonically, and romantically. Students featured include: Kristian Hardy ’24, Kimani Panthier ’24, Adam Stone ’23, Jahnavi Rao ’22, Eric Wilson ’21, Gavin Olsen ’21, Sydney McDonald ‘21. Presented by the Harvard Crimson. Hosted by Samyra Miller. Produced by Allison Lee. Podcast art by Madison Shirazi and Uzo Ngwu. Music by Eric Tarlin.