Look who we took inspiration from - Vogue! Gabby will interview all three of us individually for future episodes, but we first decided to interview her! It's important to know the interviewer, as well. We ask some questions you can see Vogue asking like "What's your biggest strength" or "What's your secret talent?" Gabby is not only our school acquantince, but close friend who is on her way to becoming a journalist - so we thought it just right to have her on the podcast! Gabby loves coffee, reading, and plays the guitar? I had no idea! but, she's bad at the flute :( 

So... let's discuss attatchment issues with open casuality and a calm air of honesty. It's honestly very hard sometimes to recognize when you have abandoment and/or attachment issues. It can be a quick catch, but usually it's years of development starting at youth. We talk about how they develop and arise in children, and then appear in adolescence, then adulthood. Devaanshi talks about her own experiences and how her attachment and abandonment issues appear in forms everyday, within friendships, & at home. Alyssa and Athalia from Mss. Muse Podcast also discuss their own experiences within school and teenage years! Hope this episode is comforting, relatable, and allows you to understand you are not alone with these feelings of desperation, guilt, and so much love. 

we are so beyond excited to release our FIRST EPISODE OF SEASON 2! This is unbelievable, and we are so grateful. We collab with the host of the Melanated and Educated Podcast, Destiny. She's amazing and we had so much fun. In this episode, we ask questions to our future selves. Let's travel into the future! 

We are so excited for season 2, it's so surreal. Thank you so much for your support through this journey, and we hope you keep enjoying the podcast :)

Hello! We haven't released in a while, so apologies for that, but here is the final episode of season 1! After this comes season 2 in February :) 

This episode focuses on racial injustice and how to educate yourself on such a heavy topic. Racism has been around for what seems like forever and speaking upon fighting is necessary. There is so much deserved stirred rivalry now seen through media outlets, books, music, protests, and more. We cover our thoughts on police brutality, which became better known after the George Floyd case, which also lead to the Black Lives Matter movement. Recommendations of books addressing racism are given. For example, "The Hate You Give", by Angie Thomas and "Punching The Air", by Yusef Salaam & Ibi Zoboi. We add our personal thoughts and knowledge, as well as provide some solid history facts that explain the rotten roots of racism. 

After hearing this episode, we hope you are well aware, more than you originally were! Always remember there is a fight in you and a voice to use. Also, do your own research, as well! + support businesses owned by colored beings, and donate to organizations fighting racial injustice [if you can, but simply educating yourself and spreading awareness is extremely helpful] :) 

A simple guessing game! Basically, it's charades- but rather than an action or noun, you guess the object. We describe the object verbally, and guess what it is! Who do you think was the best at it? Who was the worst...? It should be fairly obvious aha! Play along with us, and see if you can guess the object!! 

Ah yes, let's discuss how homophobia manages to breathe within our ever changing world. We definitely will do a part 2, as this episode was brief and short. We share some opinions we have about discrimination towards the sexual spectrum [which we condemn, we support all beings :)] and how people around us are fighting daily for their rights to loving. We also hear about Ms. Evelyn Hugo once again & more references to things relating to the topic! 

Er, did you know we were Asian? Maybe you did from our names, though did you know how do pronounce them? If not, it's not your fault, it's the fact cultural awarness and education is not promoted. There are numerous sterotypes and standards attacking new generations of Asians every single day, and it's important to share OUR stories, our experiences, and our thoughts - because anything and everything helps. Like, did you know, not all Asians are super geniuses? I hope you can hear the sarcasm in my voice when I say that. Make sure to listen to understand our lives as generation z Asians.

Sexism, a grueling problem that has not yet been solved, and is deep in the roots of history. Ancient civilizations that formed with the Neolithic Revolution, after Hunters & Gatherers, made women inferior to men. In some hunting and gathering groups, women were actually more powerful! Next up- toxic masculinity and feminity. I know it's a big issue, but most people don't understand it because they have never experienced it, and that's very pure. I asked my male friends if they knew of these topics, and they barely did. Listen to this episode not only to become more educated, but to make sure you make the world a better place by avoiding saying things we mention in this episode. Stay safe! :) 

In this laid-back, chill episode, we play "Would you rather?" and answer some silly, random questions!  It's something to show our listeners who we are, especially after a serious episode. Enjoy, and answer the questions along with us!