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Just a girl in her twenty's going through life and sharing what she's learned along the way. From school to social topics to shopping and more, Sylvia's working on it!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sylvia turns college jobs, changing routines and everyday choices into practical, candid reflections on learning how to manage young adulthood.
Sylvia turns the unsettled business of college life into a candid solo notebook. Personal updates about moving, orientation work and changing routines lead into practical guidance shaped by her own experience.
A campus bush is Sylvia's recording booth; your college-job advice arrives with lawnmower noise.
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A remembered conversation about the songs and artists that shaped growing up.
Spooky Sylvia keeps the episode close to memory, moving through the songs and artists that shaped different stretches of growing up, from the music that was just there to the middle school pull of Justin Bieber, One Direction, and scene-era bands.
A candid college-job recap that turns small campus work into practical, self-aware lessons.
Sylvia uses the episode to look back on the jobs she held in college and what each one taught her, moving from campus dining to an on-campus office role and then to resident advising. The focus stays on ordinary work, which gives the piece a steady, lived-in feel.
A cozy, practical sustainability segment that keeps the advice grounded in student life.
Set in a cozy bedroom, the episode treats student-budget sustainability as something practical rather than preachy. Sylvia keeps the advice close to daily life, moving from donating clothes to a shelter or thrift shop to listing them on Depop or Poshmark.
A candid reset episode that turns campus chaos into practical encouragement.
Sylvia's episode tracks a real stretch of change: going back to school, training as an orientation leader, and handling move-in days while settling into a noisy new apartment.
An informal starter episode that turns interview nerves into practical encouragement.
Sylvia's first episode reads like an informal job-search pep talk, grounded in her own experience as a college student studying to be an elementary school teacher.
Pop culture trivia, argued fast and with affection.
Pop culture, personal stakes, and room for a tangent.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Sylvia's year-end Working On It episode ranks her top 10 Spotify Wrapped 2023 songs, with "Creeping" by Metro Boomin, The Weeknd and 21 Savage at number one.
Sylvia shares her struggles with school during COVID-19 and criticizes society's adaptation to the pandemic.
Spooky Sylvia returns with a Halloween-season welcome and jokes right away about a rough recording setup.
Sylvia starts outside on campus, dealing with lawnmowers, sirens, and the ongoing challenge of recording behind some bushes.
Sylvia shares a life update about adjusting to online classes and introduces a discussion about books and reading habits.
Sylvia opens from bed rather than her usual desk, tucked under blankets and trying out a cozier setup.
Sylvia checks in from a new location and a very noisy apartment.
Host Sylvia addresses the Lebanon explosion and encourages listeners to educate themselves and donate, before transitioning to her regular content.
Sylvia introduces herself, welcomes listeners to the first episode of Working on It, and says she is still trying to cut down on saying um and sound a little more polished over time.