Between Me & You: Recent Episodes
Between Me & You
Andrew, Rashad and Avi get into some real talk about the world around them, especially as college kids adapting to the world of adulthood.
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Martilia Marechal joins us to discuss mental health, including her personal experiences and find ways to build awareness and support. PLUS, we discuss all things acting with Martilia and how she prepares for the big stage.
This podcast episode is part of the Living Louder series for the Louder Than Words edition of the Marquette Journal.
In today's episode, we bring on Jayna Hogan-White and Lunden Davis, two heavily involved students at Marquette with big dreams. We hear from them on their biggest motivators, goals for the future and what they are doing now to help them get there. We couldn't forget to give them little pieces of advice of our own.
We join the Girls Night In podcast in debating some of hot takes from their recent dating episode. Plus, we talk about the craziest thing that happened all week.
Sorry y'all, this is a Chicago takeover! We bring on Andrew's cousins, Sebastian and Latrell (Muddy), and Alex Rivera Grant to discuss the differences between the Chicago and suburban lifestyle -- touching on food, culture, and of course, pot holes.
Making his great return to the show, JJ Flippins comes through to discuss more relationship advice, including the importance of being confident. We're done being messy after this episode y'all (maybe).
We bring in some of our friends in two of the Divine Nine Black Greek Letter organizations to educate us about the history, purpose and significance of being in a historically African-American fraternity and sorority.
We also remind everyone that Black History (& Future) spans far beyond the month of February.
Former Wall Street Journal reporter and American Public Media correspondent, Lee Hawkins, provides his words of wisdom on the AP African American History dilemma in Florida, the use of the N-Word and if we need more people like Dr. Umar.
It's the start of Black History Month where we are joined by Hope Moses and Trevor Morris to discuss unity in the Black community, the concept of "Acting White" and overall "playing the game."
Welcome back! In our season 2 premiere, we discuss our winter break outings, including Rashad and Andrew's interesting club experiences. Plus , we talk about the ticket prices for upcoming concerts and whether it's worth spending all that money these days.
In the season finale, the guys reflect on 2022 and lessons learned going into the new year. PLUS, Avi talks about his college experience as he wraps up his time at Marquette.
Happy Holidays!
Coming off of Thanksgiving break, the guys discuss the Jerry Jones desegregation controversy and rumors surrounding Chris Paul and Kim Kardashian. Plus, we explain our 2022 Spotify wrapped.
For our Thanksgiving episode, we talk about the new Grammy nominations and give our take on the biggest snubs in Grammy History.
After Rashad flew him out from D.C., Trey Baskin joins the show to talk about his time on Howard-U's campus and how it differs from his experience at Marquette. PLUS, you won't believe the craziest things we've heard this week!
Special guest and Stevie Wonder-fanatic, JayVon Bush, joins the pod to answer his burning question: Is Stevie Wonder a better artist than Michael Jackson?
Plus, Kyrie is in hot water and it's only getting hotter.
Special Guests, Caroline Johnson and Kendall Watts, respond to our last episode. Is there some history between Rashad and one of the guests?
We bring on Jacob Flippins to talk about his motivation and the reality of dating in this generation. Plus, we give you words of wisdom on the college experience and mental health. Youngins, y'all better listen!
After a week off, the boys are back! Johnnie Brooker and Destiny Turner join as special guests to discuss what their life is like being a Preacher's Kid (PK). Plus, we talk about cancel culture and the Kanye West "White Lives Matter" controversy.
In this episode, we discuss Boston Celtics Head Coach Ime Udoka's suspension. We also bring on special guest, Jimmy Garwood, to talk about the superstar run that Bad Bunny is on.
For our first show, we discuss the future of R&B and if it is on a decline. We also discuss the death of PnB Rock and violence within Hip-Hop.