College Is Fine, Everything's Fine

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#92 Ask for It: Accommodations and Self-Advocacy in College, with Elizabeth Hamblet

October 09, 2026

Many students head to college assuming the supports they had in high school will follow them. They often don’t. Sarah and Liz sit down with Elizabeth Hamlet, a learning disabilities consultant with more than 20 years in the field and author of Seven Steps to College Success: A Pathway for Students with Disabilities, to talk about how college accommodations actually work and what students can do to prepare.Elizabeth explains why IEPs and 504 plans don’t carry over to college. She covers which ...

#91 College Mental Health: What’s Changed and What Hasn’t, with Dr. Alexis Redding

September 15, 2026

Dr. Alexis Redding — developmental psychologist at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and author of the new book on mental health in college — joins us to talk about what's actually changed for college students over the last 80 years, and what hasn't. Spoiler: not much has changed about the experience of feeling lost, lonely, and uncertain at 18-25. What's changed is the volume, thanks to social media turning private struggle into public comparison.We dig into:Why our brains are "terrib...

TWO TAKES on Tracking Your College Freshman - "Before It Was Stalking, Now It's Safety"

September 04, 2026

In our second TWO TAKES episode, a mom and her college freshman talk about tracking, texting, and how much parents really need to know.Ashley and Sarah met in seventh grade, so this one comes with some history. Ashley brings her son Carter — a rising sophomore at CU Boulder, an ROTC cadet, and a licensed private pilot who's already passed his instrument test. In Two Takes, we ask the parent and the student to answer the same set of questions. What happens if they disagree?Well, it turns out t...

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Who is an ideal guest for College Is Fine, Everything's Fine?

College Is Fine, Everything's Fine typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant professional expertise in college student mental health, health, disability support, education, or career preparation. Authors and experienced practitioners are a strong fit. Common among recent guests: Authored a relevant book or practical guide; Established professional experience working with college students; Academic or clinical expertise in a relevant subject. Recent guests include Elizabeth Hamblet, Alexis Redding, and Jill Grimes.

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Recent episodes cover Health, Mental Health, College Students, College Transition, and Academic Stress. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.