ITTY BITTY BRAIN COMMITTEE: Recent Episodes
Dayna Strongman
The Itty Bitty Brain Committee podcast is presented to you by Dayna Strongman, a 19-year-old discussing the struggles of balancing university and life, during a global pandemic. Dayna discusses rediscovering her passion for radio and following her childhood dreams of becoming a radio presenter/podcaster. Life, fast fashion, university, gap years, starting a business/brand, health and wellbeing, corona, sports, interviews and many more topics to appear over the series. Dayna plans to be as open as possible on these podcasts giving her first-hand opinion on many lifestyles, comedy and mental health topics. Enjoy the podcasts and self-discovery!! Instagram: @IttyBittyBrain and @Dayna__s, Depop: @Daynas
Match recaps from Cardiff Uni men's rugby first team against Durham Uni and Hartpury Uni. final scores 29-21 vs Durham (beating last year's BUCS Super rugby champions) and 28-32, a sad loss against Hartpury. The episode includes player and supporters interviews as well as a short chat with Cardiff Uni Head of Rugby, Alan Flowers
Match recaps from Cardiff Uni men's rugby first team against Durham Uni and Hartpury Uni. final scores 29-21 vs Durham (beating last year's BUCS Super rugby champions) and 28-32, a sad loss against Hartpury. The episode includes player and supporters interviews as well as a short chat with Cardiff Uni Head of Rugby, Alan Flowers
This week Cardiff University went head-to-head with Cardiff Metropolitan University at the Cardiff Arms Park Stadium. After losing 17-6 in the first half, the uni boys turned things around, winning the game for the first time ever with a final score of 27-24
From Cardiff University Xpress Radio. follow along for weekly MOTD episodes covering a wide range of BUCS sports.
Demo of best bits from Dayna's first three student radio shows talking about Depop drama, ultimate cooking fails and more.
Dayna is joined by her siblings Kess and Woody as they take an online assessment to discover how far along the psychopath scale they are...
Music by AeroBoy: The Way the Dogs Roll Vol. 5, find on SoundCloud now! https://soundcloud.com/jack-nguyen-215089451/the-way-the-dogs-roll-vol-5?utm
Practice commentary. Listen as Dayna attempts to commentate the Scotland vs South Africa Autumn Internationals Rugby match.
Practice for BBC, Talksport, ITV, Channel 4, Spotify, Radio, TV, Sports commentary
Meet my siblings, Woody won't stop farting and Kess won't stop whinging... enjoy!
Music by AeroBoy: The Way the Dogs Roll Vol. 5 - find on Soundcloud now! https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/EDUU8tVoyUpryWjt9
Dayna and George give their opinions on some 10-second conspiracy theories, including flat earth, life being just a su=imulation, dinosaurs, aliens and more.
Childhood friends Dayna and Izzy discuss their individual journeys to finding their true passions and correcting the downhill path they were on at age 15 to now becoming responsible, healthy, happy adults. The podcast explains how trial and error will help you uncover what you really enjoy and love, and that YOU hold the power in creating a successful happy future.
Instagram: @ittybittybrain @dayna__s @izzy.hudsonfitness
Humorous insights into how to host a great BBQ with special appearances from the staff at AirSensa.
I have been invited to a wedding, therefore I have taken it upon myself to discuss some things to NOT say at a wedding or funeral - unless you realllyyy want to make things awkward. From making jokes about divorce to the body still moving in the casket, this podcast aims to make you smile and perhaps reflect (and regret) anything you may once have said to the bride on the happiest day of her life.
This episode discusses what everyone in the UK is currently talking about... the 21st of June babaayyy. I talk about 16 months worth of on and off lockdown easing and what this means for us adolescents who have perhaps missed out on some of the best years of our lives!! I talk about the chaos that might occur and contemplate whether or not I can even be bothered to leave my bed and if Boris's new plans might still even go-ahead
In this episode, I discuss whether university was the right choice for me and how a global pandemic has been affecting my mental health - causing me to doubt all of my decisions. I explain my 3 am meltdown which inspired me to begin a podcast and go back to the true passion that I have had since the age of 4/5 years old.