Hosted by Liana: In Part 2 of the Emotions Series we discuss happiness. Are we happy? Can we even recognise what happiness looks like? In this week's episode we discuss what happiness as a concept means and whether it's truly achievable.

Hosted by Amber: Are we sharing too much? In this weeks episode, we talk about our generations willingness to overshare with friends and complete strangers on the internet.

Hosted by Lisa: What are the repercussions of cancel culture? Does it promote a system of accountability or does it allow for the manifestation of a more toxic aspect of human nature?

Hosted by Angela: Join us as we discuss the role of superstitions in our lives. From evil eye traditions to bad luck coming in threes, this is your one-stop shop to all things superstitious.

Hosted by Lisa: An aversion to the colour pink. Being a guy's girl. Blaming the other women. Is toxic femininity a real issue?

Hosted by Amber: I love myself. Does that mean I have good self esteem or that I have a big ego? In this podcast we touch on the enigmatic difference between self love and narcissism.

Hosted by Lisa: In response to the huge amount of social media attention on the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, we discuss what it really means to be an ally for the cause. At what point does posting on social media become counterproductive?

Hosted by Angela: Recently, the 'Melbourne Guy Pals' facebook page has shed a light on rape culture, highlighting that it extends beyond rape alone. In this podcast, we talk about the societal issues of sexualisation, objectification and the normalisation of the sexual harassment.

Hosted by Liana: Growing up as a first-gen kid in an ethnic family has it ups and downs. From house rules to being accepted into the family, listen in to the conclusion of the Ethnic Things duology.

Hosted by Liana: This episode is about the small things that make growing up as a first generation kid a friggin' riot. From being mocked for having foods that stunk out the classroom to not being allowed to sleepover; you'll either be crying from laughter, or thinking we're downright crazy.