Comfort Zone

Hate crimes against the Asian Community are still happening. In light of these recent violent crimes, one only child and two hosts with siblings talk about the differences between their childhoods, and how they were brought up, and what they got to experience as a result of having or not having siblings!

We go into this episode with the intention of speaking about the Super Bowl when we discovered that none of us actually watched it. The conversation slants off to topics such as diversity within the commercials and eventually leads itself to tiktok.

On today’s episode, Azleey, Lubnaa, Ben, and Brandon touch on how the GameStop stock craze started, how our school work has affected our personal lives, and our opinions on if school actually helps us prepare for the future

Today, we shared our opinions on the Inauguration and talked about how much the friendship dynamic has changed since the start of quarantine and mentioned a few stories to show how this period of isolation has truly proven to be a test to the strength of friendship … and get really off-topic!

On this week's episode, Ben, Lubnaa, and Diana chat about how much we all change from our personal identities to educational habits in middle to high school

Four college students share their thoughts on how the pandemic has affected their social lives and education, minimizing the true college culture they would've experienced

After an endless year of events from a possible World War 3, quarantine, murder hornets, to the election, we're glad 2020 is over. Happy New Years Everyone!!

Join us as we talk about our holiday traditions, how we’ll be dealing with Covid during the holidays, and some fun side convos about school, finals, and reminiscing about pre Covid times! 

From AP Capstone to college courses, Lubnaa and Azleey share their opinions on hard classes and if they're worth it for the future

Today, we invited two seniors to share their thoughts and experiences on the college application process during COVID