In this weeks episode, the Podcast's Season Finale, I sit down with two of my friends Kosta and Declan and we discuss various problems and conundrums that we have experienced or heard of in our lives, that don't make sense...and naturally, we try and solve them...

Swimming was something that I dedicated a large chunk of my life to. Tune in to this weeks episode where I reminisce over my time as a swimmer and look at how it has shaped me as a person.

This weeks episode is dedicated to the Black Lives Matter Movement.

Everyone knows that feeling. The feeling where the days are slowly rolling away, and all of a sudden it's Wednesday and you have no motivation to even get out of bed let alone complete mountain loads of assessments and study! That my dear friends, is the Mid-Week Slump and in this weeks episode, I dive deep into finding a healthy and happy medium to overcome lacking motivation levels.

In this weeks episode, the discussions are focused towards the different types of TV shows and movies that we have been entertaining ourselves with over the course of quarantine. From Horror to Humour, we discuss it all!

In the light of current lockdown restrictions being lifted, this weeks episode discusses all things study and school. Which is better...school or university? Find out in this week's episode!

In this weeks episode, I get up close and personal with some Questions that you guys asked me earlier in the week such as why I created the Podcast and ways that I deal with stress but also things such as how I met my partner and my plans for the future!

This week Emmason is once again joined by Jai Anderson however they divert their discussion to the topic of all things conspiracy, from the Mandela Effect to Aliens...nothing is off-limits.

In the first ever episode of The Coffee Break, Emmason and Jai discuss and compare the topic of routines, looking at how things have changed under the current circumstances.

In this coffee break episode both Emmason and Kyan reminisce over their childhood, discussing what it was like to grow up in the McCurley household.