Your College Aunts: Recent Episodes
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YCA discusses our long absence week 5, and interview horror stories as application season hots up.
Leila and Amira chat to Tamkeen and Tara about sexism and racism at the Cambridge Union. Pay close attention for some interesting insights in to Leila’s interaction with Piers Morgan...
Valentine’s Day Special! Leila talks to special guest Fatima about the perils of dating in a pandemic, red flags and what to do when you’ve monumentally screwed up.
Leila talks to special guest Gleb about establishing a good work life balance in these “uncertain times” and the challenges that quarantine poses to maintaining a healthy social life.
Tune in to hear Your College Aunts second covid-safe, zoom-recorded podcast! We’re talking going home, dealing with parents who have different views to you, whether we’ll be back next term, and even fresher boy drama. It’s not one to miss.
Tune in to hear Your College Aunts first zoom-recorded podcast, in line with the start of the second lockdown. We’re talking week 5 blues in the context of a second national lockdown, whether you should text your covid-positive ex and so much more. It really is the episode you need to get you through lockdown.
Tune into Your College Aunts discussing questions not featured in this week’s column. Taking a break from romance, Leila and Xanthe discuss loneliness, lacking motivation and false fresher friendships all whilst sharing a little too much about their daily routines and calling each other out for their inability to form good habits.
Tune in to hear Your College Aunts address the more juicy questions not featured in this week’s column and, in true Cambridge style, go off on many tangents about the seemingly chronic difficulties of dating in Cambridge.