Join your cohosts, Jesutoyin and Prisha as they discuss increased policing and anti-homeless initiatives being taken by the city, especially in the subways; hear their thoughts on new borough jails, sanitation, food access and the general lack of infrastructure investment in NYC.

Join your cohosts, Prisha and Jesutoyin, as they invite guest Shannon Collins for a conversation on queer and neurodivergent representation; hear their thoughts on inclusivity in childcare and the marriage industry, creating gender affirming spaces, mutual aid vs the nonprofit bubble, and so much more.

On this exciting season finale, we hear takes from our Gen-Z listeners and respond to them.

On this episode we discuss Food Insecurity, Healthy Living, Cultural Cuisine, Whitewashing and more. Join us on a discussion on how race and capitalism frames conversations around health, food education and more.

We talk about our own no nuances takes (controversial takes given without context), a concept born in social media. From oppressive structures connecting to white supremacy to how squid games can be a lesson to many who are ignoring their privilege.

In this episode we discuss elections, civic engagement and civil responsibility as well as our experiences with elections and political awareness. Hear how young people can interact with the political atmosphere and the consequences of civil complacency.

Author of the Gen Z book, Riya Goel, joins us as a guest. Tune in for a conversation about how our generation holds enough power to change the world.

In this episode you will get to know the hosts of Elephant Parade. About their lives, their passions, and the story behind Elephant Parade.

Guest Sophie Sandberg, founder of catcalls of nyc, joins us to talk about standing against street harassment. Tune in for a conversation about how chalk is used for activism and how you can be an activist in your own way.

In this episode we discuss nostalgia and the effects it has on our consumption of media. We discuss erasure versus change, and how the current social climate affects classic and nostalgic media.