The Everyday Encounter: Recent Episodes

Jaya Rivera

Senior year has finally come around. In this podcast, Jaya explores the events that occur to her and in the world as a way to create a memory of her final year in university. Solo episodes with some self reflection, joint episodes with discussions, the occasional interview with a fellow customer service worker, and the like lead us to believe that the everyday encounter doesn't necessarily have to be boring. Whether it be cleaning your room, driving to work, or walking to class, the Everyday Encounter's lighthearted and relatable nature makes an easy listen to accompany your everyday tasks. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jaya-rivera/support

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Jaya rings in the new year with an incredibly delayed episode. This week, she covers what has happened in the time she's been missing without much direction and just letting go, moving in to a new place, and a new segment that's here to stay. Hope you enjoy.


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Hello from hiatus, in this week Jaya touches on a full circle of why this part of the quarter has been particularly difficult, and coming full circle with an advice column for all of her college adversaries thus far (even though she mispronounces adversary for the most part).


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In today’s episode, Jaya stuffed-nosedly talks about a relatively important event in her life, which is quitting the first and only formal job she’s ever held, and stresses (emphasis on the stress) the importance of doing what’s right for yourself. Speaking of doing what’s right for yourself, Jaya’s first ever interview takes place in this episode with a very special guest who helped make the podcast happen. The conversation started as a chat about deciding on their majors and their love for their respective unis, but as all conversations go with friends, they somehow end up on the topics of southern barbecue, real life examples of Frank Ocean’s Super Rich Kids, and an overall catchup of life on the opposite sides of the country.


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In this week's episode, Jaya recounts the unfortunate events of the morning of her first day 16th grade, also known as senior year in uni, mispronounces the word 'marketing,' and briefly touches on this week's biggest news, along with her weekly self-reflection (not particularly in that order).


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Why hello, fellow pedestrians! In the first episode of The Everyday Encounter, Jaya gives a brief introduction to her podcast, herself, a few stories regarding the content creators involved in creating this little podcast, and her reasoning behind creating TEE. A rocky start to the recording relationship with its um's, like's, and shitty transitions, but the only direction from rock bottom is up. This episode is structured a bit differently from its upcoming brothers, sisters, and sibling units of future recordings, but an introduction is usually needed. Stay tuned for more (and better) epi's to come!


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