Tales Of Woe

On this summer special of Tales Of Woe, Alivia & Fisher talk about what they've done this summer, including stories from Cedar Point, Nelsonville, and more!

On the season finale of Tales Of Woe, Alivia & Fisher reflect on this past semester, discuss plans for summer & the upcoming semester, and also talk about their music tastes.

On this Episode, Alivia & Fisher are joined by another very special guest, College Voice Showrunner and filmmaker, Justin Colbert to talk about feeling burnt out, relationships, and movies!

On this episode of Tales Of Woe, Alivia and Fisher talk about their views on religion, spiritually, and politics, and also how Alivia is a modern prophet.

On this episode of Tales Of Woe, Alivia and Fisher are joined by special guest, Adam Fneiche to discuss anxieties about post graduate plans, and other miscellaneous topics.

Tune in to this episode of Tales Of Woe, where Alivia & Fisher talk about the importance of having a license, driving experiences, and where they want to travel.

Tune in to this episode where Alivia and Fisher discuss social media's impact on mental health, algorithms, and psychology.

On this episode of Tales of Woe, co-hosts Alivia and Fisher joined by Lilly Bratka discuss being afraid of death, grief, and ghost stories.  Follow Lilly on Instagram @lillybratka.photography

On this episode of Tales Of Woe, Alivia & Fisher talk about their experiences with rooming. give advice about living on campus, and lastly, talk about their favorite pasta shapes.

On this week's episode of Tales Of Woe, we talk about our fears, loneliness, and dorm stories with special guest, Vinny Sainato.

On this episode of Tales Of Woe, Alivia & Fisher discuss the importance of friendship, getting involved as a student/member of your community, and "fowl play."

On this episode of Tales Of Woe, Alivia and Fisher talk about the struggles of being a broke college student, and also rank vegetables!

On the first episode of Tales Of Woe, Alivia and Fisher talk about, plans for the podcast, how they were doing, and a little story from the first semester that inspired the podcast!