Hey, it's Samir. I just wanted to do a quick intro before we start the show. We have started a

Colin and Samir podcast YouTube channel, a video version of this podcast. We're still working on the

process and figuring out how exactly it will roll out between video and audio, but the goal is to be more consistent with this podcast

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and subscribe. Today's episode is all about education. And if college is still worth it in a

COVID era. We talk about what type of

students we were in college are college experiences and we make some suggestions for what the

future of education could look like, especially now that we are educators ourselves with our

online storytelling course. All right, we hope you enjoy this episode on the future of education.

All right, so today we are talking about college.

And if college is worth it in 2020 with everything that has happened to college.

I've seen some crazy stuff online about college.

Like, first and foremost, I think just learning about

people who are moving into college, like at UNC Chapel Hill, and then 10 days later,

fully moving out of college because there's too many COVID cases. Like, it's, it's almost

the way that I remember college and what college was for me, it sounds nearly impossible to try and attempt it in this climate.

Totally. And if you are trying to attempt to recreate what college was when we were in college over 10 years ago, which is crazy,

it's a nightmare from a COVID perspective, like from a health perspective. I've seen videos out

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