A podcast by 3 humans, trying to figure their way through law school and life by Sushruti Verma, Shalini Prem and Megha Sharma
In today’s episode, we discuss and react to certain opinions on ‘signs that people are not ready to adult’. We also take a dive into what we characterise as adulting, friendships, and more!
22 Signs You’re So Not Ready to Adult | Her Campus: https://www.hercampus.com/career/22-signs-youre-so-not-ready-adult/
Your favorite bar drinks look (and sound) like they were made for little kids.
You don’t understand how getting up at 6 a.m. every weekday is an actual thing.
You never know what’s going on with national news.
You’re freaked out by how many of your friends are getting engaged.
The only word you hate more than “adult” is “responsibility.”
10 Signs You're Not Ready For Adulthood Yet - The Fix: https://thefix.boohoo.com/story/10-signs-youre-not-ready-adulthood-yet
You still don’t iron your clothes.
You’re still on bad terms with your exes.
Welcome to season 2 of The SMS Podcast! In Episode 1, we discuss how it feels to be back on campus after 2 years and its impact on our mental health, academics and extracurriculars, and friendships!
In this episode, we discuss whether we are 'birthday' people and reminisce over some of our favourite birthday memories, presents, and cake!
One of our primary motivations for starting this podcast was to capture the hour-long conversations that we have on life and sharing about our differing opinions on topics. So in today's episode, we will be discussing our opinions and perspectives on unconditional love, boundaries and healthy friendships. This is also one of those rare moments where we randomly gush about our friendship over the years and how grateful we are to have each other :)
Just a disclaimer, all opinions expressed here are completely personal and likely to be affected by our own biases and prejudices. Thanks, and enjoy the episode!
Say hi to Vaibhav, our guest for the episode. Today we discuss how to manage co-curriculars alog with academics, and our secret organising hacks. We also touch upon the time vs energy investment required by both, and how to develop the discipline to pursue all you want.
Back from a 2 week hiatus, we finally come to the crux of our issues in law school. Why is it so competitive? Why is there so much pressure? How do we deal with it? Hear us open up about our weird coping mechanisms, talk about how to live. As usual, all opinions are individual and not meant to hurt anyone's sentiments.
In today's episode, we have a special guest who will be sharing his experiences of starting a new business while still in law school. Everything discussed is personal opinions, and we have no intention to offend anyone.
In today's episode, we discuss the recent Texas Senate bill regarding abortions and briefly compare it with India's legal position on the termination of pregnancies. We also contrast how both nations look at people wanting to abort and discuss our personal anecdotes around safe sex and gynaecologists. All views expressed in the podcast are our own, and we have no intention to hurt anyone's sentiments.
Our friendship started at university, so in today's episode, we will be discussing some experiences regarding law school. We will be getting into why we are studying in law school, what we feel about it and any advice that we may have. Just a disclaimer, all opinions expressed here are completely personal and likely to be affected by our own biases and prejudices. Thanks, and enjoy the episode!
School can be challenging, especially when we grow up and reflect on all the issues and problems that we faced and were made to put through at such a young age. In this week’s episode, we touch upon the problematic aspects of school culture, including peer toxicity, interfering teachers and annoyingly unnecessary experiences that happened to us. Just a disclaimer, all opinions expressed here are completely personal and likely to be affected by our own biases and prejudices. Thanks, and enjoy the episode!
Feminism isn't a movement limited to high paying jobs or women's rights in villages, it is omnipresent. In this episode, we discuss feminist tv shows, movies and characters that we have all grown up with and relate to. Just a disclaimer, all opinions expressed here are completely personal and likely to be affected by our own biases and prejudices. Thanks for tuning in to the very first episode of the podcast!
Hi! Welcome to The SMS Podcast, a ranting space for 3 law students who like to discuss their perspectives on the world. Join our journey as we try to understand the world around us a little better while appreciating the friendship that gets us through college.