The Age Where Nothing Fits: Recent Episodes
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Edie and Elizabeth’s brand-new talk show, The Age Where Nothing Fits, explores the world of two college freshmen who are stuck in their hometowns. In the show, they attempt to romanticize their own lives & find ways to experience normal college shenanigans while living in the untraditional chaos 2020 has brought everyone. The two discuss all things related to their own ‘coming-of-age’ stories and attempt to find the lessons & positives that come from every life experience. This talk show aims to spread a ray of light to listeners in order to inspire them to start romanticizing their own lives
This episode was originally aired on Radio DePaul, Chicago's college connection
Are you struggling with composing well-constructed papers for Mid-Terms and wondering how journalists write so much and so well? DePaul Freshman Eiman Navaid gives E^2 and listeners a look into the world of journalism as she has written for not 1, not 2, but SEVEN different publications! After sharing her personal journey about how she found her passion for writing, Eiman shares the role models who inspire her and what topics set her keyboard ablaze. Keep a lookout for this young journalist, for we are assured that she is going places!
After Eiman's departure, Edie and Elizabeth got a bit into an #emohour mood so the two decided to edit in a fun little conversation that had a few days later to cheer the mood. If you need new extremely niche YouTube suggestions or miss hearing about Chia Pets, we suggest you listen in.
This episode previously aired on Radio DePaul, Chicago's College Connection
The COVID-19 Pandemic has altered a lot of people's lives, whether it be small life changes or complete personality turnarounds. Instead of being picture-perfect social media influencers who seemingly know how to cope with such a horrendous time, Edie & Elizabeth are vulnerable about the hardships they are facing during the pandemic. Why are teens and 20-somethings losing their young & wild & free years? What is it like to have a sister off at college when you are stuck at home? How do you address that the problems that you are struggling with are privileges in themselves? The two have no answers, but sometimes listening to others who share your problems can be therapeutic by itself.
This episode originally aired on Radio Depaul, Chicago's college connection.
Elizabeth & Edie are back baby! It has been a long winter break for the two so the majority of this episode is a catch-up about their respective winter breaks and plans for the rest of the season. E^2 main goal for the following episodes is to slllooooowwwww down their talking because their Gilmore Girl-esque chatting isn't always the most listener friendly.
Listen to this episode to hear fun tangents such as Edie's viral #Seddie Tweet, Elizabeth's ice-skating unit in gym, and cruel childhood nicknames.
this episode originally aired on Radio DePaul
Elizabeth & Edie are so excited for y'all to hear their discussion with the passionate & incredibly intelligent Adora Alava! She is a freshman DePaul student who works as a Senator of Community and Government Relations for the Student Government Association.
In this interview, E & E chat with Adora about where her passion for politics began and what her agenda for the academic year is. Adora shares the specifics of her policies & how she is going to make DePaul a better place for all students. Of course, she also shares her song recommendation and bucket list goals as well!
After talking to Adora, E^2 chat it up about their SNL obsessions, their awful Catholic middle school experiences, & whether or not ghosts exist.
this episode was previously aired on Radio DePaul
Yes, Edie and Elizabeth are Letterboxd nerds. Yes, they are very proud of it.
In this episode, E^2 talks about the songs and movies that motivate them to live the most indie, coming-of-age movie lives imaginable. This radio show was partially inspired by their shared passion of all things movie so an episode exploring their favorites had to be made eventually.
this episode previously aired on radio depaul
Today, Edie & Elizabeth talk about how isolating COVID-19 has been for the two. When you're a teenager, the arguably most important relationships in your life are your friends but what do you do when most have moved away & you can't see the few at home? E^2 discusses how the pandemic has altered their social lives and the effects it has had on their mental health.
The topics may be a little heavy but the two regroup & talk about how they try to stay connected to those most important to them. E & E also reflect on how they've been brought closer to old friends and their strategies for making new ones.
this originally aired on Radio Depaul, Chicago's College Connection
Elizabeth & Edie are back with episode two talking about what kept them busy during quarantine & the schoolwork that is keeping them busy now. COVID-19 has forced many people, your two hosts included, to spend A LOT of time with themselves. How are you supposed to be completely isolated when you think your only real talent is the gift of gab?!? E & E try to figure this out as they discuss their own new hobbies and niches.
The two will also discuss what it is like to be a freshman in college right now, especially since the two are stuck at home. College is meant to be a period of life where you are supposed to be experiencing new opportunities with new friends in a new environment. Now though, it's just 10 weeks of sitting in your childhood bedroom while staring at a screen all day ( at least for E^2).
Stay tuned for an episode where two angsty teens speak about what it is to be a worker and student during a pandemic, accidentally singing on Zoom, & how Discord intimidates them
This episode was originally aired on Radio Depaul
Welcome to the first episode of "The Age Where Nothing Fits"! Meet Edie and Elizabeth, a pair of very dysfunctional Depaul freshmen. In this episode, Edie and Elizabeth introduce this new podcast and discuss very important subjects, such as emojis, minimalism, and why crickets go to bad stand-up comedy. Follow along on Edie and Elizabeth's coming-of-age story with this first-ever episode of "The Age Where Nothing Fits"!