
In honor of May being Mental Health Awareness Month, Morgan discusses the deeply personal journey behind training for and completing her first marathon. In this episode, she opens up about the mental, emotional, and...


"Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back."Morgan was known as the kid who asked one hundred questions growing up. Now, she embraces it. Asking it all from perspective, psychology, economics, culture, financial literacy, politics, and the real-world skills no one formally teaches you. This is where curiosity turns into clarity—and clarity turns into confidence.Raised by Curiosity is what happens when you never stop asking.
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Signup to Generate a Pitch"Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back."Morgan was known as the kid who asked one hundred questions growing up. Now, she embraces it. Asking it all from perspective, psychology, economics, culture, financial literacy, politics, and the real-world skills no one formally teaches you. This is where curiosity turns into clarity, and clarity turns into confidence.
Recent episodes include "You ARE Capable of Doing HARD Things (My Devotional)" (11 May 2026, 61 minutes), "Male vs Female Rage" (23 March 2026, 51 minutes), and "What listening to podcasts is actually doing for your brain" (16 March 2026, 25 minutes).
Raised By Curiosity publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 12 episodes.
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Raised By Curiosity is an education podcast with 12 episodes published.
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In honor of May being Mental Health Awareness Month, Morgan discusses the deeply personal journey behind training for and completing her first marathon. In this episode, she opens up about the mental, emotional, and...

Episode #3
This week, Morgan discusses why rage isn’t random—it’s accumulated. She unpacks how suppressed emotions, unmet needs, and being taught to avoid anger altogether lead to the very outbursts we later feel ashamed of. She...

This week, we unpack how listening to long-form conversations helps you understand different perspectives, challenge your own beliefs, question ideas, build real intellectual confidence, and develop deeper curiosity...

Kicking off the rebrand strong, this episode lays the foundation for building your intellectual curiosity. We're covering distractions that are hindering your attention spans, the benefits of "asking stupid questions"...

Episode #11
<p>In this first episode of the Dark Psychology series, Morgan discusses how life is built on a reward system and the ways it shapes our habits, addictions, and daily choices. From the habit feedback loop explained in...

Episode #10
<p>In this episode, Morgan discusses the struggles and dangers that come with alcohol, overwhelming emotions, and what she calls “the pit”—a place you can slip into if you’re not careful. From warning signs of addiction...

<p>In this episode, Morgan speaks directly to recent graduates navigating the often overwhelming transition from college to the real world. She encourages listeners to offer themselves—and others—grace as they face the...

Episode #8
<p>In this episode, Morgan unpacks the root cause of your impostor syndrome—and it’s probably not what you think. It’s not just about doubting your abilities; it’s about fearing what might happen if people see the real...

<p>In this episode, Morgan discusses the importance of looking forward in life rather than dwelling on the past. Using a driving metaphor, she breaks down how self-awareness, personal growth, and learning from past...

<p>Morgan discusses everything you need to know before heading on Spring Break—from budgeting tips and travel hacks to key safety precautions. She breaks down how to compare travel costs, avoid unnecessary spending, and...

<p>In today’s episode, Morgan dives into the secrets of sounding well-spoken and carrying yourself confidently, regardless of age. She discusses the power of self-awareness and how, while it can be an incredible...

<p>Sometimes, life forces you to slow down when you least expect it. After tearing her MCL during training, Morgan experienced a wave of realizations about patience, resilience, and how much we take for granted in our...

Episode #3
<p>A new semester means a fresh start! In this episode, Morgan shares essential tips to help you crush your second semester and set yourself up for success. From creative ways to make new friends (like keeping your dorm...

<p>Public speaking doesn’t have to be terrifying. In this episode, Morgan shares actionable tips and strategies to help you confidently crush your next presentation. Drawing on her experience in JMU’s rigorous...

<p>In this first episode of Young, Wild, and Adulting, Morgan Estep explores the inner workings and secrets behind self-awareness. </p> <p>Why? Because knowing yourself is the ultimate cheat code for college and...

Raised By Curiosity
<p>Navigating college life and young adulthood is hard—but why do it alone? Meet Morgan Estep, aka The Virtual RA, your online big sister here to guide you through the unpredictable and exciting journey of “adulting.”...
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