We talk about growing up brown in America and everything that comes along with it: from how to deal with colorism, to the lack of body positivity awareness in the brown culture, to understanding your culture and how to start embracing it. Furthermore, Cynthia talked about the reality of being dark-skinned and plus size in 2020 and how to overcome the challenges that come along with it. Cynthia has quite the following on social media and it may look like she is always positive and put together, but in this episode she reveals that's not always the case. She shares her raw experiences on deeper issues like body image and colorism,  so people listening can see that they are not alone.

In this episode, Shekhar and I discuss the struggles of being an upcoming artist, how to overcome them, and how to stay focused when times get tough. If you liked the episode, I would love it if you subscribed!

Bela and I discuss the difficulties of taking an non-traditional career path as an indian and how to use your passion and drive to overcome these challenges. The audio quality is not the best in this one but I think this conversation brings so much value and will be very useful to anyone who is looking to succeed in a more risky career like writing, singing or anything in the liberal arts field. Thank you so much for listening! If you like it, I would appreciate it if you rated the podcast and left a review.

The College admission process is extremely tough and intimidating. So I sat down with my classmate, Vaishnavi Vinodh, a highschool senior who was just admitted into Cornell. We break down how to find what you're interested in and the importance of extracurriculars and academics. We also dive deeper and look at what makes someone successful and how to recreate the success that Vaishnavi has achieved.