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AlmostsAlmost 2022Is Nola actually a fiddle-leaf fig tree? Did Huong catch feels? Burnout, heartbreak, and staring at ceilings, 2021 brought us much chaos and many lessons learnt. Join us as we recap the year going through our highlights, lowlights, takeaways, and hopes for 2022. With our first season wrapping up, we want to thank all of our listeners and loved ones near and far. We could not have done this without you. Until next season…Music: a simple bunny girl by biosphere2021-12-2839 min
AlmostsAlmost HelpfulIn attempts to approach the world with helping hands, we’ve found ourselves hurting through the process of overextending physically and mentally. Today we explore where our need to help stems from, how it’s currently impacting our views on life, and how to move forward with boundaries in place in order to help ourselves at the end of the day.Music: a simple bunny girl by biosphere2021-11-1027 minAlmostsAlmost Unscripted (Life Updates)As September is coming to an end, we reflect on the chaos of the past couple months. In an unscripted dialogue, we open up about our current struggles, the in-between that determines those "Almost" moments in our lives, and our own realistic definitions of self care.Music: a simple bunny girl by biosphere2021-09-2319 min
AlmostsAlmost Not PledgesFrom strangers to sorority sisters, we explore the impact our multicultural sorority experiences had on us while exploring our thoughts on fraternity and sorority life as a whole. Through understanding the historical context of sorority life and how stereotypes shape membership, we discuss our motives for joining and if those stereotypes hold truth. Would we do it again? Tune in to find out!Music: a simple bunny girl by biosphereMicrophone: Nick GentryCover Photo Circa Fall 20172021-08-2159 min
AlmostsAlmost SummerRecorded right after the summer solstice, we take a look into what this new season of life means. As working professionals, we are entering into a new phase where “summer vacation” is no longer marked by the countdown to the last day of school. Listen along as we reminisce on the summers of our youth and how we intend to enjoy this magical season as the years go on.2021-07-1615 min
AlmostsAlmost Where The Heart IsWe explore the concept of home while reminiscing on our trip to Columbia, Missouri for a college roommate reunion. Although we found each other during a coming-of-age moment, the foundation we built has led to “adult conversations” and the ability to grow with each other while evolving as individuals. Join us as we reflect on the end of this chapter while celebrating the characters who will stay with us for the stories to come. To Jenny, Jessica, Tina, this one’s for you; may the spirit of APT 1123 live on!Music: a simple bunny girl by biosphereC...2021-06-0932 minAlmostsAlmost PickleballersNavigating post-grad life has many challenges, but we found a little hope in pickleball. In this episode, we chat about how we discovered a sense of community through a suburban paddleball sport, explore what hobbies look like, and begin to expand on who we are outside of being a student. Full disclosure, April was a busy month for us, so we sound exhausted. Listen at 1.5x the speed to hear what we normally sound like.Music: a simple bunny girl by biosphereCover Art by Jessica Luu2021-05-1024 minAlmostsAlmost MidwesternGrowing up in the Midwest as Asian American women has majorly impacted our life decisions and leadership. How did our environment shape our lives? How does identity play a role? Where do we see ourselves in the future? We'll touch on how we started to develop a consciousness in our identities and how we navigated the impact of the anti-Asian violence in Atlanta recently.2021-04-0948 min
AlmostsAlmosts TrailerWelcome to Almosts, hosted by Huong Truong and Nola Tran! Join us as we banter about our lives. From being former college roomies to young adults lookin' for love, we'll delve into our identities, various topics that influence us, and whatever else may arise. Let us keep you company as you explore your "almosts."2021-04-0902 min