Random Chats W/Ana: Recent Episodes
Ananda Cash
Come listen to a college graduate in her early 20s vent about life while also trying to figure out how to get it together. Some topics are going to be serious like struggles with mental health while other topics are going to be light and funny like embarrassing childhood, high school, and college stories. It'll all be a blend for us to all have a good time.
Today's episode I talk about my problem with Scott Disick in the new Kardashians reality TV show on Hulu (just the first season though). The epidemic of women falling for toxic men and staying in relationships with them for years has got to stop, and this show is proof of it. I also talk about what I did like about the first season and my final thoughts about toxic relationships and people trying to get out of them.Podcast IG: randomchatawanandaOther Socials:Tiktok, IG, Threads: anandacash
Today's episode I'm being honest about what I've been thinking about with where my life is going. Being 24 and living with my parents while unemployed has me thinking what direction my life is heading towards and how I am going to get there. Also with a recent diagnosis, I've been doing a lot of writing in multiple journals to keep track of this new journey and to put my thoughts onto paper for a future book. The past month I've been thinking about how everything in my life can turn into art, but the process of making it that is currently getting to me. If you're reading this and are going through something similar, just know you're not alone and it's okay to not be okay. We all have our days when we hit a low, but the way we overcome is what should be remembered instead of how we fell. Podcast IG: randomchatswanandaOther Socials:Tiktok, IG, Threads: anandacash
Today I share with the world my child, well not literally. Today I'm reading the first "chapter" of my debut novel. This is mean to be a coming of age novel for college students with college freshmen Mia & Donato as the main characters. We see the two perspectives of being a freshman in college from these two characters and we see them deal with being away from home for the first time, making new friends, attempting to overcome/discovering mental health issues and more. The drama is intense, and the laughs are genuine, and I hope you love every line of this book like I do. This is the rough draft so there's no final touches on it yet. If there are any publishing companies looking to publish this novel, my email is down below Thank you all for watching and I hope you fall in love with the characters I've been having in my head for years.Blog Website: https://myfirstnovel.wixsite.com/befree/single-post/week-0-move-in-weekend Email Address: anandacash20@gmail.com Podcast IG: RandomchatswanandaPersonal IG, Tiktok, & Threads: anandacash
Today's episode is another rant about men (shocker). I talk about how I have been training for the role of Man humbler since I was in elementary and how I did it. I talked so much that I needed to break the episode into two parts and somehow I still managed to forget some stories that I wanted to put in the episode. Nonetheless, I enjoyed doing another rant about people who annoy me because this is the closest thing to therapy I'm going to get until I find a good social worker to talk to. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk and stay tuned for part two.
Podcast IG: Randomchatswananda Personal IG, Tiktok, & Threads: anandacash
Today's episode is a bit serious but it's something that I've been wanting to talk about for a while. I talk about the multiple definitions of trauma and how they negatively affect the people who experience. To those who have experienced church trauma, you are seen, you are heard, and I'm sorry you experienced what you did. God did not approve of what happened to you.Social Medias:Podcast IG: randomchatswanaPersonal IG, Tiktok, & Threads: anandacash
Today's episode I talk about Barbie The Movie and why it's one of the best films I've seen this year. Okay maybe that's exaggerating it, but I do explain my interpretations of the movie and why I loved it so much I watched it twice (and am actually going to see it a third time).Podcast IG: randomchatswanaPersonal IG, Tiktok & Threads: anandacash
Hi everyone, this episode is the start of a new season of the podcast where I go into deeper topics I've been wanting to talk about ever since I started this podcast. The reason why I never started is because of personal feedback I would receive and it would make me feel like I shouldn't have talked about the topic I mentioned and I play it safe again. This time it's going to be different, and the first topic I mention is my relationship with my body and the insecurities I've had since I was a child. This isn't something new that's being talked about on the internet, but I wanted to be another person that shared their experience praying it'll help someone else. Everyone's testimonies can help someone whether we know it or not, so I'm not going to hide mine any longer. I hope you're able to learn something from this episode or feel heard/seen.Podcast IG: RandomchatswanaPersonal IG & Tiktok: AnandacashPersonal Twitter: Joyful_Cash
Today's episode I talk about my experience during my last term of grad school, my plans now that I'm finished with school, my writing career and more.Podcast IG: randomchatswanaOther Social Media's:Tiktok & IG: anandacashTwitter: Joyful_Cash
Today's episode I talk about all the funny stories I have about boys. From slapping boys because they told me they like me, to being serenated by a boy who two of my friends had a crush on, even to having to tell my professor I can't work with a student in my class anymore because of how obnoxious he was. Hope you enjoy!
It's Black History Month which means all Black people need some extra love from the world. However, today's episode we're talking about not being "black enough" and my personal experience with this label being put on me and me wondering if these people were right. Spoiler alert, they weren't.
Today's Episode we're talking about 2022 and all the ups and downs that came along with it. From spiraling about never falling in love before to getting diagnoses with carpal tunnel to going to 6 concerts to wondering if my friends actually like me or not, I talk about it all. 2022 was an amazing year at the end of the day, and I'm looking forward to what 2023 brings us.
Podcast IG: randomchatswana
My other social media:
Tiktok & IG: anandacash
Twitter: Joyful_Cash
Today's podcast ended up being a rant about my thoughts on men and my thoughts on the phrase "All Men Are Trash" and why I don't agree with it. Hope you enjoy!
Podcast IG: Randonchatswana
My Other Social Media:
Tiktok & IG: anandacash
Twitter: Joyful_Cash
Today's episode explains why I've been gone from my YouTube channel for a month and four months on my podcast. I also talk about the top three things I've learned about being an adult and I wanted to share them with you. I also know I talked about December being movie mania but it's going to be more podcast focused since I won't have the time to edit movie based videos. I'll try to have that happen either in January or February, but it's still happening don't worry.
Today's episode I open up about my personal experience and journey with femininity and how I grew from despising being feminine to embracing it. I also talk about my opinion with the old concepts of femininity and how they clash with the younger generation's mindset of femininity. I hope you guys enjoy!
On June 14th, 2022 I saw Wallows for the first time at Terminal 5. It was definitely a journey with seeing a girl nearly get runned over by a food cart, being smushed with a bunch of strangers in a small arena while trying to not pass out from standing for several hours with nothing in your stomach besides a granola bar and a sip of coffee and water. It was a journey and experience to say the least, but it's a night that'll go down in history.
This is my first attempt at filming video essays so bare with me. Today I talked about what I noticed during my 3 years of being in my 20's which is the lack of respect older adults give to the youth. Obviously the plate is two-sided because a lot of youth are disrespectful, but is there a chance that we're being disrespectful because we've finally snapped?
In this episode I pretend to be the casting director for the novel If We Were Villians written by M.L.Rio and explain why I think these celebrities should play the roles. I dabble a little bit into the novel and talking abut it with no spoilers and if you want me to make a separate episode giving my commentary about the novel then dm the podcast instagram @randomchatswana and I'll make it.
Today's episode I talk about going to see Tame Impala in concert for the first time and how I felt about the whole experience. I mention having awkward social interactions with strangers, seeing people sneak drugs into the Barclay Center, and trying to take pictures in a big crowd. I hope you guys enjoy!
Today's episode we talk about how we felt about the new spider-man movie and what we did/didn't like about it. I also talk about how it took me three hours to get tickets for the day the movie premiere. Hope you enjoy!
Happy New Years everyone! Today's episode I talk about how 2021 was really like for me and give updates about my youtube channel and podcast. I also rate all the books I read during 2021 and my opinion about each book and how they made me feel. I hope you guys enjoy the new episode and the new cover art!
Today's podcast episode I wanted to take you guys with me as I took the infamous 16 personalities test to see "who I really am". I've taken this two times before and each time I get the same personality, so I wanted to take it again to see if my personality has changed or if I stayed the same.
Hey guys I'm back! Today's episode is the beginning of a new season to give us a fresh start. I talk about how grad school is a struggle right now and why I've been in a funk for 2 months with podcasting but now I'm back with new ideas and an urge for a consistent schedule.
Today's episode my college best friend and I talk about life after we both graduated from college and the fears we have of being in the "real world".
Today's episode I go more in depth of the character Spencer Reid's main trauma stories in Criminal Minds and why I hated them.
Today's episode I give my honest opinion about the cast in the show Criminal Minds. After finishing all 15 seasons a few weeks ago...I have a lot to say that might be controversial.
Today's episode I talk about the harm toxic productivity has on young people and parents as well. I also give my own personal experience with toxic productivity and how it damaged the image I had of myself and how I'm working on overcoming this battle.
Today's episode I explain why Gen Z is looked at as the "worst"generation and take a deeper look into how Gen Z was raise and how that's effected them today. This episode isn't meant to excuse the wrong behaviors that Gen Z does but it's explaining and helping you grow sympathy and maybe even empathy for Gen Z and start a conversation to help each other out.
Today's episode I talk about my own personal anxieties with figuring out what my future holds and also give an update about what I'm doing with my life after college.
Today's episode I read my old short stories I posted on a blog I made four years ago and reflected on how my writing has changed overtime.
Today's episode I'm "calling out" the Christian community and opening up about the flaws within it while also giving tips and possible solutions as to how we can fix those flaws and be a better community for Non-Christians.
This episode I talk about the education system and why so many young people hate it. I give my own personal experiences with what happened to my peers and I in middle school and high school and speak up about how the young generation feels unheard about their issues when it comes to school.
Today's episode I talk about all the injuries I've gotten growing up and how they happened. I also give a little update on the new book I'm writing this summer and what the new brand of the podcast is going to be.
Today I'm giving a crash course of the mafia and telling the gory side that most people don't know about the mafia because Hollywood movies fail to show it.
Today's episode is really personal as I talk about my experience with depression from when it first started to how it's been for the past few months. I'm blessedness say that I've been doing way better than I have been in a long time, but making this episode was greatly needed for my mental health.
In today's episode "Adidas" and I talk about our racially backgrounds and talk about what life was like growing up in a dominant white neighborhood vs. growing up with black/hispanics and how college has affected both of us.
Today I have my new co-host "Mina" with me and we talk about 2020 and how much it sucked. We talk about some positive things at the end but mostly reflect on the year and how it was completely different than what we expected.
In this episode, you get to hear about my dating life and interesting stories with boys. From middle school to the summer of 2020, I go into detail about my love life and why none of my relationships worked.
Hi guys! This is the introduction to my Podcast where I explain what I'm going to be talking about in my Podcast and the reason why I'm starting it now. I hope you guys are ready for my Podcast because I'm super pumped to start it!