How can decluttering and self-awareness improve your productivity and well-being as a busy student? In this episode, Lisa from Positively Productive shares her unique approach to productivity, focusing on self-compassion and intentional living.

We dive into “shame-free” productivity, where mistakes are seen as opportunities to grow rather than setbacks. Lisa explains how understanding your personal rhythm, setting boundaries, and embracing your natural flow can boost efficiency and reduce stress, especially in a demanding environment like university.

Lisa also offers practical tips for decluttering your physical and mental space, from creating a capsule wardrobe to understanding how clutter affects your mindset. We explore the power of saying no, setting clear intentions, and prioritising what truly matters, all while staying true to yourself in both your personal and academic life.

Campus Chronicles is produced by Urban Podcasts.

How can you overcome the challenges of being a disabled content creator and advocate for others? In this episode, Shauna May, a disability advocate, content creator, and podcaster, opens up about her personal journey and how she pushes boundaries in media despite adversity. Shauna shares how she navigates life with multiple disabilities and how her mother’s encouragement shaped her resilient mindset.

Shauna shares the realities of working in a space where not everyone is supportive or understands the challenges faced by people with disabilities. She provides practical advice on how to advocate for yourself, the importance of self-worth beyond traditional qualifications, and the need for more awareness and compassion in society.

Through her inspiring story, she urges us to pursue our dreams and never give up—no matter the obstacles in our way.

Campus Chronicles is produced by Urban Podcasts.

How can you stay safe in the sun, and why should you start protecting your skin now? In this episode, Leah Koskinen from MakeDermSure shares her powerful journey from surviving melanoma to educating others on sun safety. After being diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma at the age of 25, Leah’s life changed forever. Now, she is dedicated to helping people, especially students, understand the importance of sunscreen and proactive skin care.

Leah talks about her personal story of dealing with skin cancer, from the initial shock of her diagnosis to the ongoing process of managing her health. She emphasises the crucial need for skin checks, the dangers of overexposure to the sun, and why it’s essential to make sun protection a part of your everyday routine—no matter your age. With simple tips, like adding sunscreen to your daily skincare routine and knowing your body, Leah provides practical advice for students who might be too busy to think about their skin but can’t afford to ignore it.

She also sheds light on the misconceptions around tanning, the importance of wearing SPF even in winter, and how to make sun safety an easy habit.