In the fifth episode of “More Than You Think!” we talk about how current cultural events show where America’s youth is headed, both morally and intellectually.
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This episode goes into the big success for this week, such as NC States upset win over G-Tech, the Womens basketball opener and the debut of NCSU in the ACC 2025 tournament.
In this candid episode, Julia and Kieran get real about the mental health challenges of college, sharing deeply personal stories about roommate issues, academic stress, and feeling isolated. They offer their unscripted tips for coping with college anxiety and even include a hilarious Halloweekend recap. The conversation takes a joyful and empowering turn as they also share their personal journeys of learning to love and embrace their curvy bodies.
