The views expressed in this episode are those of Riley and Emily alone.  They do not represent the views of any organizations they are affiliated with, nor do they claim to.  In the event of a runoff election, the statements made by Riley and Emily were believed to be true at the time of recording and any information to the contrary was not available to them at that time.  Additionally, Riley and Emily are not in any official capacity involved or affiliated with any campaign outside of casting a vote in the VSG 2021 Presidential Election.

This episode Emily and I dive into the events of this past week in Vanderbilt's political arena.  We address the three (more like 2 and a half) campaigns that were running and reflect on the larger campus culture that created the environment for the most contested elections in recent VSG memory.

Why do we love to take personality quizzes?  What is the draw of having someone else tell us about ourselves? On this episode, I explore why we all love to categorize ourselves and what value it brings to our lives.

A lot of conversations have been happening recently regarding the role of Greek Life on a college campus.  Greek Life has undoubtedly enhanced some students' experiences in undergrad, but what about the harm it has caused.  In this bonus episode I work through my feelings about Greek Life as someone who has never been Greek. (No I did not get a bid, I didn't even rush.)

Content Warning: Mentions of racism, sexism, homophobia, and hazing.  Nothing is explored in detail, but please be aware before listening.