Singapore w/Madhav Kotecha

Santiago, Chile w/Owen Lane

South America is an overlooked study abroad destination that deserves more social media attention. In this episode, Owen Lane eases safety concerns and brings appreciation to Chile, especially their schooling, modernity, and nature! Owen recommends maximizing your time and thoroughly researching your study abroad locations and subsequent travel destinations!

Study Abroad Struggles and Social Proof w/Tessa Yell

Language barriers, reverse culture shock, and homesickness, Tessa Yell and I open up about these inevitable struggles all in this episode, while touching on their lack of attention on social media. With social media's glamorization and people's social media anxiety, most people don't broadcast their full experiences. Tune in to how Tessa shares her life through a more honest lens.

Singapore w/Madhav Kotecha

Singapore! An amazing blend of Asian and Western cultures! In this episode, Madhav Kotecha shares his study abroad experience in Singapore, explaining why he chose Asia over the typical European destinations, how social media shaped his expectations, and the cultural adjustments he had to make in Singapore and his other spontaneous trips across Southeast Asia.

Study Abroad Tips and Cuisines w/Ava Nguyen

Packing essentials, unexpected emotions, and the power of social media to plan trips, Ava Nguyen and I unpack it all in this episode. As foodies, social media aided us in finding hidden culinary gems that aren't on those travel guides! Our packing list: Universal adaptor, packing cubes, travel size bottles, decorations for home, portable charger, necessary medications, and Bonus: a voltage converter!

Remaining Sane While Abroad w/Áine Mannion

Mental health can be a struggle, especially while abroad. From the excitement of global travel to the emotional toll of being far from home, Áine Mannion opens up about navigating mental health challenges, the pressure of social media perfection, and the highs and lows of life abroad. There's a lot that happens behind the scenes and it's important to remember that nobody is perfect. It's really okay to not be okay, and as Áine says, take it one day at a time.