In today's episode Ilse and I discuss how the falseness of social media has influenced society, especially the youth and even the elderly who consume social media. We talk about our own experiences and consequences of our social media use and why we post what we post on SM. We hope you enjoy our discussion and that you can relate or maybe even learn something. We are I no way experts on any of the topics we talk about. We just share our experiences and share ideas on what is going on in the world.

In this episode, I share out loud my thoughts on what it means to be a mother, degrees of a woman's strength, the choice to be a mother and what it means to choose to be a mother.

After a very long sabbatical, I decide to restart my podcast engines. I speak frankly and openly about the random things inside my head - from friendships, law school, sobriety, and a new song that invokes nostalgia if the worst kind. Hope you enjoy the podcast and enjoy the unique 'Colours of the Mind', where anything goes.

I speak to Ilse Baker, a teacher in learning support education about the trials of sliding into the 3rd decade of your life. We discuss growing up quickly, loss of a parent, being a childless parent aka caregiving, mental health, accepting your body, societal expectations and more! We also go through Mark Manson's list of top ten life lessons to excel at when you turn 30. You can find the artcle here: https://markmanson.net/10-life-lessons-excel-30s.

In this episode of Colours of the Mind, I discuss Death in a time of Covid and how I process the concept of Death. I also discuss a near death experience I had in 2020 and how it changed my perception of a near-death experience. To me death is a friend that guides us to the afterlife. This month, I discuss underlying topics around the theme, which I dub as "Life in the time of Covid".

In this introductory episode of Colours of the Mind, I discuss one or two things that have irked me since the new year started regarding the Covid-19 pandemic and some other random stuff that popped into my head. This month, I discuss underlying topics around the theme, which I dub as "Life in the time of Covid".