Crying In Public

Episode 3: We all know that getting over an ex can be one of the most draining and difficult processes a girl can go through, but throw in Tinder, social media, Snapchat scores, and a quarantine, and you have the recipe for a perfect storm. Today the girls outline the five-step program they created to help you get over an old fling (or at least attempt to). Is this program full-proof? Are they really qualified to be giving advice on getting over exes? Absolutely not, but they're going to do it anyway.

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Episode 2: In their favorite episode to date, the girls of Crying in Public set out to finally dispel the rumors that Hollywood has perpetuated for so long: finding love in New York City is NOT easy. However, despite this, there’s no place to date like the City. To help out, the girls outline four types of guys you are bound to meet in NYC (and especially at NYU). Through stories of their embarrassing encounters and cringe-worthy hookup stories, they devise their crash course on stereotypical NYC boys. But no need to worries ladies, we are not here to get your hopes up or create unattainable standards, because while there are many types of guys here, they’re all the absolute worst.

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Episode 1: Welcome to the inaugural episode of Crying In Public, the podcast that literally no one asked for. In this episode, the girls discuss how they met, how the idea of Crying In Public came to be, and the process of getting the podcast off of the ground. They then thought it would only be fitting to recount their favorite public breakdowns over the years that led to them actually crying in public. As the episode says: You aren’t a true New Yorker until you’ve found yourself crying on the street (it’s really a rite of passage).

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As recent acts of police brutality, including the murder of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, spark protests and movements nationwide, social media has become a breeding ground for new forms of activism by helping to spread information and create accountability. While this is a great first step, Crying In Public dedicates their inaugural episode to discuss ways in which we can educate one another, create constructive and difficult conversations with friends of different races, and enact change beyond our phone screens. As a racially diverse group of women, they discuss how their upbringings affected their respective views on racism and privilege, and what steps they are taking to actively better themselves in the wake of recent events. To take action or find ways to do your part, please check the resources available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AIj0xvLAlelj1p2zwazRNNwQFMkKSlum-sgI1bce8aY/mobilebasic

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