PWI School Survival Guide

Maureen and Ameerah sit down with St. Louis comic Katie Davis and talk about Katie's life growing up as an adopted child, the topic of transracism, and cultural identity.

Maureen and Ameerah sit down to discuss the best and worst experiences they had with college professors, the true value of math, and how to stand up for yourself in academia.

Ameerah and Maureen sit down to discuss their goals for 2020, the way media influenced their expectations for college, and what the real college struggle is like.

Maureen and Ameerah sit down with Seongmi Kim, a South Korean immigrant who moved to the US for college. The three address the cultural differences between the US and South Korea, how Seongmi ended up in Kansas City, and the fetishizing of Asian women in the dating community.

Ameerah and Maureen sit down with Bolivian-born comedian Carlos Chamon and discuss life as an immigrant going to an American university, the controversy regarding Bolivia's most recent election, and facing culture-shock-derived depression.

Ameerah and Maureen sit down with Donesha Evans to talk about the differences between HBCUs and PWIs, the benefits of black greek life, and the diversity of blackness across socioeconomic boundaries.

After speaking to Kymon and Kyla, Ameerah and Maureen sit down with their parents Lakeisha and Kyle. They discuss the resources -- or lack thereof -- POC students have in PWI schools, and what it's like to teach their children how to handle racism from their classmates.

Ameerah and Maureen sit down with Kymon and Kyla, who recently made the news after suffering racially charged bullying in their high school. They discuss the use of the N-word, why black people shouldn't get frosted tips, and how to navigate a predominantly white high school without losing your roots.

In their inaugural episode Mizzou alumnae, Ameerah and Maureen, talk about Greek life, STEM vs Humanities, and White Zombies. Don't let your white friends get you in trouble!