FEEL THAT: Recent Episodes
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Tune in every Monday to hear K. Atuahene and K. Roland's insightful conversation about college life and everything in between.
K & K discuss the difficulties of discerning between passion and infatuation. Listen and leave a review!
K & K discuss the impact of both social media platforms and how Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter will affect and shape social media as we know it today. Listen and leave a review
K & K debate the question that philosphers have grappled with for years upon years: Are humans inherently good or evil?
K & K discuss the age old question that philosophers have dealt with forever: Is Truth Absolute or Relative? Listen and leave a review !
K & K debate whether humans can evade death and eventually live forever. Listen and leave a review!
Recently, a lot of billionaires have been trying to explore space for the fun of it and others are conducting numerous experiments. K & K discuss whether space travel is a waste of resources and what is/are the best ways to use our resources.
K & K discuss whether it is imperative to have a life plan or just go with the flow. Some people like to have a ten year master plan and others just go with the flow. Listen and leave a review!
K & K discuss the difficulties of creating content. A lot of content seem seamless but takes a lot of work too make it that effortless. Listen and leave a review!
K & K discuss whether 9 to 5 jobs are fulfilling or unfulfilling. Leave a review and let us know what you enjoy or not.
K & K discuss whether they'd rather have more time or more money. As people grow, they start out not having a lot of money but a lot of time and wish for more money. As they grow older, they end up having more money and less time. So more time or more money?
K & K discuss afrobeats and how far it is has come and how it got mainstream. K & K also compare the musical careers of Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido. Listen and leave a review!
K & K discuss the next African country to host the World Cup. They talk about the countries that are most capable and which ones are actually suited for it. Listen and leave a review!
K & K discuss the expectations for this year's World Cup. They go through the controversies surrounding the World Cup and what they expect to see from the tournament. Leave a review & share!
K & K discuss the pros and cons of joining fraternities and sororities during college. Make sure to leave aa review and subscribe
K & K talk about the reasons why a guy would leave whether it be in a relationship or talking stage. Listen and leave a review!
K & K discuss the ultimate connection between wealth and power. Must listen and leave a review
K & K compare and contrast the lives of African Americans and African Immigrants in the US. They highlight the barriers that African Immigrants face and also struggles that African Americans born in the US face as well and see who has an easier time succeeding in life
K & K discuss how to deal with tough days in college. Tough days are inevitable throughout college and having the right tools to deal with them is essential. Listen and leave a review
K & K are joined by Justin Bagby, a real estate and urban development student at VCU. Justin shares his experience growing up in Richmond and his passion for real estate and many more. Listen and leave a review.
K & K discuss why everyone wants to start a clothing brand and if there is a need for that. They touch on the effects that it has on creativity and productivity of people in general. Don't forget to leave a review and subscribe
K & K discuss the difference and importance of being book smart versus street smart. They debated on whether Elon Musk will be considered more so book smart or street smart. Listen & leave a review!
In this episode, K & K sat down with Brianna Pierre, a VCU clinical laboratory science student and also the host of The Black View Podcast, to discuss her journey at college and growing up Haitian-American. They also discussed the ongoing wage gap crisis and the golden penis syndrome. You don't want to miss this episode! Leave a review as it helps out the podcast!
K & K are joined by Stephen Ogarekpe, a Nigerian-American, who's studying biology on the pre-dental track at VCU. In this episode, we talk about his journey, not letting people put him in a box and his recent creative endeavor: Shop.ekpe. Listen and leave a review
K & K link up with Katrina Sian, a biology/premed student at VCU, to discuss her experiences and navigating the whole college experience. Katrina also touches on how her parents being immigrants affected her views on education and schooling.
K & K sit down with Ireolu, a VCU Chemical Engineering student from Nigeria. Ireolu shares her experience as a Nigerian-American and her everyday struggles. Listen and don't forget to leave a review
On this episode, K & discuss which one is more important and beneficial in life. Leave a review !
K & K discuss the validity and reality of cryptocurrency on this episode. Is Crypto here to stay or just a trend that will be gone in a few years? Listen, leave a review and let us know what you think!
K & K discuss the richest black person on the planet and how he got to where he is. Listen, leave a review and let us know what you think.
On this episode, K & K talk about the just ended AFCON and give their two cents on the whole tournament
Most people try to start a business during college and a lot of do not succeed. K & K discuss why most businesses started in college could fail and offer advice for college entrepreneurs. Listen and leave a review!
K & K discuss how one's first two years of college affects the remaining years. Listen and leave a review
K & K discuss the issues with the oncoming AFCON competition and many more. Listen & leave a review
K & K discuss the pros and cons of marriage in the 21st century. Leave a review and let us know what you enjoyed about the episode!
On episode 2 of Feel That Finance, K & K talk about the importance of building credit, how credit works and how to go about it. Leave a review!
K & K discuss one of the greatest inventions of all time, social media aka "Web 2.0" and its impacts on everyday life. It made a lot of people richer than they ever imagined but has also had negative impacts
K & K discuss the pros and cons of being full time versus part time student. They elaborate on how each position affects one's career progression. Leave us a review!
K & K discuss how to tell if a girl doesn't want you. Being able to pick up those signs and cues are essential. Listen to find out what the signs are. Leave a review!
Africa has many resources and still lags behind on the global scale. On this episode, K & K discuss what they think is Africa's biggest need and how that could change their trajectory
In this episode, K & K share who has inspired them the most. Let us know what you think about the episode and leave a review
In this episode, K & K continue the debate of which of the two-- Lack of confidence or desperation-- is the bigger turn off. Leave a review and share!
K & K discuss looking on the bright side during grinding season, staying focused and not losing sight of the prize. Leave a review and share!
K & K discuss the highly controversial subject of tattoos, piercings, and guys getting braids. A lot of African parents don't mess with them and their children love them. Listen to find out more and leave a review!
In this episode, K & K discuss the challenges that come with being focused on one's purpose and how one can be blindsided from having the time to approach women and other things. Listen and leave a review
On this episode, K & K try to answer the question that has plagued humanity since the beginning of time: is money the ultimate goal or is there more to life? They touch on how people look for satisfaction in their accomplishment and some people just work to stash away cash without considering their why. Listen and don't forget to leave a review!
In this episode, K & K discuss what college means to them as black men and how one should define that for themself. They also touch on the idea of the "college experience" and coming to college with a vision and a plan and many more. Listen and don't forget to review!
In this episode, K & K discuss which one is more important for making it big. Leave a review, share with your friends and let us know you thought of the episode.
In this episode, K & K sit down with the President of Developing Men of Color club and co-founder of VSN brand, Thomas Chatman, to talk about his upbringing, college experience, and creating a vision for his life and brand. Thomas also talks about the issues with a lot of men today and what it's like to lead. Must listen! Review and share!
On this episode, K & K discuss what life is like after graduation. They also touched on the educational system being a scam or not and many more. Make sure to leave a review & subscribe
On this episode, K & K get back to the studio to debate whether the Chinese are exploiting Africa or not, and the repercussions of their actions.
On this episode, K & K sit down to talk about how language barriers initially affected their approach with women. Make sure to leave a review!
On this episode, K & K sit down to talk their personal experiences dealing with language barriers upon immigration to the United States. Make sure to leave a review and share!
In this episode, K & K discuss the effectiveness of execution towards getting goals accomplished as opposed to having the vision in mind without putting something out. Make sure to leave comment/review!
In this episode, K & K sit in the studio to discuss the roles of both implementers and visionaries in working together to carry out plans for the benefits of making dreams come true. Must listen! Make sure to leave comment.
In this episode, K & K sit down to discuss how being both internally and externally driven play a major role in fueling our desire to work towards getting a perfect semester academically. Make sure to leave comment/review! Must listen.
In this episode, K & K discuss the ideal ways 4.0 students could embark on to cut out or use negative energy as a fuel moving forward in their academic lives. Make sure to leave review!
In this episode, K & K talk about how coming to America affected their lives. America has both positive and negative aspects to it and they talk about how that has affected them.
In this episode, K & K discuss the overall feeling after the completion of a semester with a 4.0 GPA. Make sure to leave comment/review!
In this episode, K & K discuss ways individuals could work towards discovering their overall life purpose while embarking on their degree pursuit. Make sure to leave comment!
In this episode, K & K discuss how our plans fuel our actions and how these doings go a long way to build a character towards getting a 4.0 every semester. Make sure to leave comment/review!
In this episode, K & K sit in the studio to discuss how making an effective college schedule/planner way before registration is effective in picking and succeeding in courses after semester begins. Make sure to leave review!
On this episode, Roland K sits down with Atuahene K to discuss our free will to embark on our individual purpose, getting through adversity and making life changing decisions that either cause us to leave legacies or not. Make sure to leave comment/review. Must listen!
In this episode, K & K discuss how getting a 4.0 affects their confidence for an upcoming semester. They also touch on lessons that one gains from a successful semester. Make sure to leave a review and subscribe.
K & K invites Macky Cisse, acting NSBE president to the studio to talk about his overall journey through four years of college and how his various actions and ambition to make his family proud and his dreams come true has inspired him to take various chances towards success. He credits his well-being towards God's doings and a strong work ethic in general. Make sure to leave a review/comment!
In this episode, K & K give a vague introduction to a new episodic series airing on Feel That Podcast about the future of today's world with the usage of cryptocurrency moving forward. Make sure to leave comment and review!
In this episode, Cedric, a senior at VCU, joins K&K to talk about his overall college experience and how the lessons he learned throughout shaped his personality moving forward in life. He emphasizes being patient throughout adversity and setting short-term goals as vital traits towards being successful in life. Make sure to leave a comment/review!
K & K discuss the pressures and ambitions that come with moving to the United States. While the strong mindset of other immigrants get them through accomplishing their dreams, pressures and a strong sense to get Americanized fast makes other individuals lose sight of their overall vision as well. Must listen! Make sure to leave comment/review.
In this episode, K & K sit down with studious and multi-talented VCU sophomore, Ola Dinakin, whose outstanding academic accomplishment has earned him various benefits in the Honors Program as well as a duty as an SI Leader for Organic Chemistry II. Ola believes hardwork and having a clear vision towards what one wants to embark on in college is essential before a degree pursuit. Make sure to leave a comment/review!
K & K sit down in this episode to describe their academic intentions each semester. With everyone aiming for a 4.0 gpa, focus on work ethic becomes an underestimated constant during such process. Although, every major isn't the same but aiming that high of a GPA brings about excellence and satisfaction at the end of semesters. Make sure to leave a comment/review!
In this episode, K & K sit down with Christian Johnson, a visionary and diligent individual whose desire to make it big in life has fueled his quest to get exposed to varying ideas and other purposeful individuals to make dreams come to existence. He addresses the starting of part-time business and chasing of passions on the side while student loans accumulate during higher education pursuit. Must listen! Leave a comment/review!
In this episode, K & K go head to head on a heated debate as to whether money is essential in bringing about joy in our daily activities or having the opportunity to do what we love and experiencing good times and care from the people we cherish most is the result of all happiness. With money being a central focus of today's youth and very much all of people worldwide, this topic becomes a must listen one. Make sure to leave review!
In this episode, K & K discuss details as to why certain females tend to leave relationships with both high value men and low value men. Must listen. Leave review/comment!
In this episode, K & K discuss how intense admiration for the fame of celebrities tends to make us overlook our unique ability to achieve similar or surpassing success moving forward due to us idolizing them. As we shift our focus to watching their lifestyle and trying to be just like them, we sometimes overlook our own uniqueness and how big we could do it, if we just learn their moves and actions and incorporate to our own style. Must listen. Make sure to leave comment/review!
In this episode, K & K gets to the studio to discuss how a focus on the process help shape effort toward attaining results and how a focus on the results also serves as a prompt to intensify individual's effort towards achieving defined outcome. Make sure to leave comment/review!
In this episode, K & K sit down with Michael Lindsay, a diligent Computer Engineering Sophomore here at VCU to discuss how the specialized focus on completing academic majors has kept students from envisioning and working towards figuring their overall purpose in life. As the focus on school becomes a major thing, individuals tend to avoid the critical thinking process that comes with figuring ways to make impact on the world. Make sure to leave a comment/review!
In this episode of FEEL THAT, K & K discuss what embracing your own path means to them. With the age of social media and the many differing voices around, it becomes difficult to know what you want and what is best for oneself. They address how to staying true to oneself and blocking out all the noise positively fosters into accepting one's path. Make sure to leave review!
K & K sits down with David Giorgis, a smart and talented college student pursuing a degree in the biomedical engineering as he also works on discussing current issues on his Tik Tok account which has over 20K followers and the impact he has on all of these people. Being driven to be successful, David tries to balance school, fitness and life in the fraternity in order to achieve his long term goals and dreams. Must listen! Leave comment/review.
In this episode, K & K address how a mental shift from books would make a different life from who they are right now. With family and their desire to be successful being strong motivations to being and succeeding in school right now, they address how a different lifestyle do alter their core as ambitious individuals. Make sure to leave a comment!
FeelThat co-founder, Atuahene K, sits down with Roland Kusi, an internally driven college student determined to take his life and that of those around him to unexpected heights. His mind-blowing success at school, and not to say impactful leadership traits, is wide spreading wherever he steps foot. Having a strong work ethic, self-accountability and patience as core traits is what Roland sees to make him unique from everyone else as we look into how he is built deep down. Must listen! Make sure to leave a comment.
In this episode, K & K sits down with young sneaker entrepreneur, Mateo Smith, to talk about the ups and downs of his business (THEVAULTRVA). While sharing his insights on growing his business to higher heights, he also talks about his family being the bigger inspiration to his desire to acquire a degree in creative advertising. He views his determination and resilience as unique traits that makes him different from every RVA thrift sneaker entrepreneur.
K & K back in the studio discuss how therapy and motivation fosters decisions and actions through life. As life progresses and situations get harder, people tend to value sharing their emotional and mental situations with others(therapy) while being unmindful about the great essence of external motivation being a supplement and propeller in addition to internal motivation to get through life. Leave a review and let us know what you all think!
In this episode, K & K talk about why GPA matters but is not everything and what they learned from getting a 4.0. Make sure to leave a review and subscribe wherever you ilsten.
In this episode of FEEL THAT, K&K discuss staying on your grind, picking one thing-- time in your hands-- versus going with the flow, trying multiple things and hoping for the best--time on your side. They also talk about how timing affect certain companies success. Make sure to leave a review wherever you listen and subscribe
In this episode, K & K discuss how fictional and factual the American Dream gets as people generally work towards success. As the accumulation of materialistic stuff becomes the focal point, people tend to achieve success with tears, sweat and pain. With the American Dream being our hope as immigrants, we seek to get to the upper class. Make sure to subscribe and leave review wherever you listen!
In this episode, your hosts, Atuahene K. and Roland K. talk about sacrifices that one has to do make in order to succeed. They share their personal sacrifices that they are making. They also touch on the entitlement culture that some people feel over here in America and among others. Make sure to leave us a review wherever you listen and subscribe.
In this episode of FEEL THAT, Atuahene K. and Roland K. talk about what it takes to be great, why some people end up being great and whether that is due to their actions or just meant to be. If you enjoy this episode, make to subscribe and leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.
In this episode, Atuahene K. and Roland K. discuss how being unconventional affects the success of individuals in the top 1%.
In this episode, Roland K and Atuahene K. talk about what it's like for Africans to immigrate to America versus Africans born in America. They talk about the challenges and struggles of both parties and also the bright side of immigrating from Africa. Make sure to subscribe and leave us a review wherever you listen to their podcast.
In this episode, K. Roland and K. Atuahene discuss how they worked to get a 4.0 in their freshman year of college, some tips and strategies. They also discussed dreams and aspirations and how the grind doesn't lie.
In this episode, Kusi K. and Atuahene K. talk about their motivations, how they keep going and how to help motivate others.
In this episode, Atuahene K. and Roland K. discuss how a lack of confidence and desperation affects a relationship, which one is more of a turn off, and how it relates to work environment.
Hi friends! Welcome to our very first episode. On this podcast, we discuss navigating college life, relationships and everything in between.