The long-awaited day for Ohio University students to receive their respective degrees and move on to brighter futures embarked on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
This week, Clara, Daphne and Suzie gave advice on finals week, balancing schoolwork and student organizations and spoke about their 10th episode!
The girls are back this week to talk about recent pop culture moments, snow in Athens, and they write a poem for someone special!
On this week’s episode of What Goes Unsaid, Clara, Daphne and Suzie wanted to talk about whatever came to their minds as well as sharing stories about falling down stairs, Suzie’s mystery man, and how stressful it is to choose courses for the next semester.
Generation Z is growing a reputation for not wanting the typical 9-to-5 lifestyle and is constantly receiving judgment. Sure, the babies of 1997 to 2012 are not chasing the traditional American dream that older generations pursued, but that’s because they’re trying to build lives that make them happy, not just ones that check off society’s boxes.
This week the girls welcome a very special guest onto the podcast, Logan Barnes. Logan shares juicy secrets and must hear stories about what it's like to be a gay man at OU. Tune in to learn more about what the bar scene is like for the LGBTQ+ community and hear a jaw dropping story... or two.
A night when women are supposed to feel free in their bodies turns into a night of judgment and scrutiny, when no matter what they wear, they're often reduced to labels rather than celebrated for their creativity or confidence.
According to Citizens Not Politicians, Ohio is among the 10 most Gerrymandered states. Issue 1 could put an end to that statistic.
In this week’s episode Clara Daphne and Suzie dive into the 2024 election with a special guest. What is the most important issue on the table? And should you vote local? Tune in to hear discussion about why this upcoming election is so important.
On this week’s episode of What Goes Unsaid Clara Daphne and Suzie talk all things girlhood. From favorite books and movies to all about what school doesn’t tell you about menstrual cycles. Tune in to celebrate all things womanhood and hear some audience questions get answered!
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