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Humans of Harvard College Podcast

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Everyone has a story—a story worth sharing. This podcast is here to highlight the stories of the Humans of Harvard College. Hosted by David Chen Graphic Design by Meiyi Yan Executive Producers Mira Becker and Chelsea Guo Music by Alex Youn

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11/2/2020

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September 27, 2021

Claudia Cabral

<p>“I remember watching this guy (at the T) playing the guitar and…this guy was doing more to help every single person in that station than anyone else, just by singing his heart out. I was actually tearing up, just listening to him. He is just raising, elevating, the vibration of this whole place, the vibration of love. Just because he was being authentic, I was amazed. He’s doing more work to heal everyone in this place than the doctors that think they’re better than everyone going from station to station. That was so powerful to see. I think all this comes from being present in the moment. If I was on my phone, I wouldn’t have noticed that.&nbsp; I wouldn’t have been there to experience it and gain the information that it carried. It doesn’t matter what you’re doing, it matters how you’re doing it.”</p> <p>Join our host David Chen as we sit down with Claudia Cabral, a senior at Harvard College, for another episode in A NEW SEASON of the Humans of Harvard College Podcast.</p> <p>Hosted by David Chen<br> Produced by Mira Becker and Chelsea Guo<br> Design by Meiyi Yan<br> Music by Alex Youn</p>

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April 21, 2021

Trevor Barrant

<p>“Creativity is something I value to the highest degree. Music was always something, in my family, that was super big. Like I said, I grew up in church, black church, music is the thing. So I was always doing music, I love music, I listen to music all the time. I love art, too. I can’t draw, I can’t paint, but I appreciate it. What I want to be able to do is give kids the opportunity to cultivate that. For me, what I notice…especially even going here and observing certain things is that even though…nobody is necessarily making anybody do anything. But because of the social norms that we have a lot of people are in mental cages and I feel like I was in a mental cage for awhile, thinking I had to live a certain way. ”Join our host David Chen as we sit down with Trevor Barrant, a senior at Harvard College, for another episode of the Humans of Harvard College Podcast.Hosted by David Chen<br> Produced by Mira Becker and Chelsea Guo<br> Design by Meiyi Yan<br> Music by Alex Youn</p>

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April 10, 2021

Samyra Miller

<p>“I would speak up and speak out about things that I did not mess with. And people were not used to that. People were used to experiencing things, seeing things on Harvard’s campus and just shutting up about it. And that’s not how I was raised. That’s not what New Orleans taught me. If I saw a problem I would call it out. At the same time, I also value discussions about things. I value having diversity of opinions.”</p> <p>Join our host David Chen as we sit down with Samyra Miller, a senior at Harvard College, for another episode of the Humans of Harvard College Podcast.</p> <p>Hosted by David Chen</p> <p>Produced by Mira Becker and Chelsea Guo</p> <p>Design by Meiyi Yan</p> <p>Music by Alex Youn</p>

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What is Humans of Harvard College Podcast?

Everyone has a story—a story worth sharing. This podcast is here to highlight the stories of the Humans of Harvard College. Hosted by David Chen Graphic Design by Meiyi Yan Executive Producers Mira Becker and Chelsea Guo Music by Alex Youn

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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