In Episode 15 we discuss the ethicality of wildlife parks and how keeping animals in captivity can be destructive to their nature. 

In Episode 14 we discuss our thoughts on the 2020 presidential election, from highlighting the importance of mail-in ballots to addressing COVID-19 and President Biden's future policies.

In Episode 13 we talk about the effect consumerism has on our day-to-day lives, and how fast fashion in the clothing industry takes a toll on the environment. We also discuss the rise of thrifting and sustainable brands and how they can be prospective solutions to this issue.

In Episode 12 we talk about the issue of deforestation in regards to the meat industry, and the disastrous effects this has on the environment as well as its overall impact on climate change. We also discuss the growing movements of veganism and vegetarianism as potential solutions for reducing our overall carbon footprint. 

In Episode 11, we discuss childhood examples that perpetuate the stigma of what a female should be in society and how they have a negative influence on young girls growing up.

In Episode 10 we talk about the impacts of self-isolation and remote learning during COVID-19 and the effects we face mentally and academically as a result.

In Episode 9 we discuss various examples of South Asian representation in popular television series, shows, and movies, and how even though some have led to increased portrayals of Indian people in media, others have served to further perpetuate the stereotypes surrounding Indian people. 

In Episode 8, we had the pleasure of discussing the various aspects in which women face sexism in Desi culture and the misconceptions surrounding feminism in the 21st century with Kavita Rai, a teen advisor for the national organization Girl Up and a sophomore at USC majoring in public policy and law. We also talk about the consequence of toxic masculinity and internalized misogyny on both men and women in today's society. 

In Episode 7 we discuss the issues with cancel culture in the 21st century, and the heavy influence social media has on this cultural phenomenon. We talk about how society as a whole views and enforces this concept and how our perception of history is being affected by modern events.