Judith talks about conversations with students who are not sure what to do with life, and practical advice to help you navigate through. Sam gets raw and talks about leaving the field of science.

The Zombies discuss their thoughts on a Paul & Elder Critical Thinking lecture, and what does thinking on a deeper level look like. Judith shares her personal opinion if you should work and go to school at the same time. Resources: Logic of Things and How to Teach It: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyvH20ewyY0

One of the Zombies' mom and sister sit in to talk about family culture, learning, and growing up in the wild.

Judith gets real and shares her heartache due to COVID; the Zombies talk about retention stats for sophmore college students and the struggles of homesickness

It is midterms, and things are getting intense! Brains are beginning to fry, grades might be slipping. It is a good time to ask yourself if you are cut out for college. Answer: yes; everyone is cut out for an education. However, this might not be the season or place for you. The zombies talk about school struggles and how to do you go about finding the answer to this question. Side note, we aired this live on the new app Stereo. Feeling this new app out and see if it works for us!  References: "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki Brene Brown (I can't remember where exactly I read the quote of productive rest)

Sam is prepping for one of the biggest exams she has ever faced, and the Zombies talk about prepping for midterms. 

Our first guest, former grad student, shares a personal story of confrontation, academic fairness, and when do you have to call the cops.

Judith takes time to share her observation on one of the most important skill set you need in order to survive college, especially graduate work. And no, it is not IQ.  Resources cited:  "Why Emotions Matter" by Triston Collins and Jonathan Collins, with Melissa Binder. 2019, Beaumont Press.

Zombies show their heart and talk about depression, stress, and how COVID has magnified these stresses. 

Zombies hash it out on body positivity for both men and women, the standards of white beauty, and Judith get's personal and shares her attempt to lighten her skin.  Resources discussed:  Gilligan, Carol. The Birth of Pleasure. 2002.