The Less You Don't Know: Recent Episodes
Isabella Young
Today I am on the road! I have 3 brand new guests and we sit down to discuss our culture. Big thank you to Fr. Tom, Kristie, and Ian for being on this episode.
Today me and three of my former teammates sit down and talk about the behind the scenes of sports culture. We talk about our own personal experiences in a hope that we can shed light on what is really going on in women's sports.
In this episode of the Less You Don't Know we talk about if living on campus is worth it. We share stories and experiences so you can decide if living on campus or commuting is better.
Join me and my three guests while we talk about academic burnout. It's almost inevitable, but there are ways to make it better. Let's talk about it.
In this episode of The Less You Don't Know Courtney and I walk through what it is like to be a coach. Her team faces unique challenges that she had to overcome her first year on the job. From teenage girl drama to how to win with grace. Listen in as we talk about just how hard being a coach can be.
In the longest episode yet Liv and Lou are back! Today they tell us stories about their college relationships, friends and romantic. Whether it's going through phones or not caring what others think we truly cover it all in this episode. Be sure to tune in to hear about some messy relationships.
Join me and my two guests as we talk about all things grad school. What is it, what's the application process, and more. As always, the more you know the less you don't know.
Join as myself, Dr. Juliann Young, and Dr. Andre Milani talk about the development of children on the Autism Spectrum Disorder. We dive into biological and behavioral factors while discussing the stigma around ASD.
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