The Midnight Conversations: Recent Episodes
Fawzi and Kyle
Welcome, listener!
As many of you would know, the night — and the midnight — is a time to relax and rest. For us, it’s the time to share our thoughts about a variety of topics: from life to love, from studies to hobbies, from trends to policies! In short, it’s our time to make our Midnight Conversations.
We do not upload with a schedule, but we’ll try! Our thoughts may be in sync in some midnights, but not in most. While some of us sleep late, always remember: “every gising is a blessing!”
We’re back! In this first episode of the Midnight Conversations: The Reboot, let’s talk about how our lives changed when we enter a new chapter: College.
As students in our senior year, we have seen different kinds of teachers and their styles. Hear us tackle about our experiences with our former teachers, and why teaching styles change through time.
Writing a research paper is a nightmare to many students. While others wish to delete it in their lives, we believe in the power of “research-topia”. Hear us discuss why we believe the pros of research outweigh its cons.
Did you try the Dalgona Coffee trend during the early days of the COVID-19 lockdown? As an opener to a new season, listen as we discuss why Dalgona coffee is a glimpse of how our lives are controlled by the trends we see in social media.
As a genuine reminder: every gising is a blessing! Join us as we finish the day, with more episodes of the Midnight Conversations: The Second Cycle this April and May on your favorite streaming provider.
In the second part of the Holy Week episode about change, we discuss about life-changing situations which makes us embrace change. Also, we tackle about things we learned for the first season.
Change is constant. As we end the first season, listen as we tackle about the things that we changed in our lives, we want to change for the future, and the things that happened after the change.
In a family, there is usually a panganay and a bunso. Being on the opposite sides of this familial spectrum, listen as we explain what our roles look like in our respective families.
Betrayals are painful. In history, Julius Caesar was killed by Roman senators in this day, millennia ago. Listen as we share our experiences on how we are betrayed, how we feel about it, and what did we do to move past it.
Being students who is in their final year of high school, some are preparing to shift towards a new life in a new school focusing on the course of their dreams. But... that is not always the case. Listen as we share our stories on how we pick the courses that we applied for college.
This is our first episode! Listen as we explore the corners in the world of podcasting, while we explain why expressing yourself is a therapeutical device to defeat loneliness – and possibly, sadness.
Just like any other student, we are stuck with a continuous cycle of schoolworks and Zoom meetings. Listen as we explore a new journey in an uncharted territory – the world of podcasting.