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We have voices in our head, and thanks to exciting new technology, you can too! Join us, Ben and Aryeh, two Queen’s students in Kingston, Ontario as they share their life stories and perspectives as university students in a changing world. Listen for psychology, philosophy, business, engineering, partying, girls, and how we survive a crazy world. Featuring a variety of guests, covering a variety of topics, we promise you it will never be dull. Call Her Daddy is dead, NPR is boring and you ne ...
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The eagerly anticipated conclusion to Beers and Fears is here. By this point in the recording, we are lost in the sauce. We discuss the short-term long game, sing a cover of Mr. Brightside, Aryeh has a mini melt-down about Ubers and we are just losing our minds in general. It has taken two weeks of editing to prepare this episode for the public and…
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·Delve into a lost age before social distancing. In this two-part series we explore the underbelly of university: the party scene. Dive into party themes, the best nights of the week to go out, the house party vs night club debate and our interpretation of how girls think. In accordance with the theme of the episode, both our thoughts and the beer …
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The Margaret episode. Our first guest on the podcast shares tips and tricks to make sexy eye contact across the bar, explains why she still tolerates us in her life, talks us through the foreign ideas of “self-care” and “health and wellness” and shares her thoughts on friendship and university life. Tune in to hear us come to terms with the shockin…
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The story of our first spring break as Queens students. Tune in for, the tribulations of travelling via rail, the appeals of hitchhiking, unexpected violence in Tremblant’s village and two students attempts to maintain financial stability while continuing to feed themselves. Some silly skiing shenanigans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDErc8_9tA4…
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This inaugural episode tells the story of how our paths first crossed, how first impressions can be deceiving, and how we both ended up having very similar childhoods despite being from different countries and backgrounds
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