Although it’s been a while, Lalana and Zoya are back with season 5! This season, we will be interviewing various kinds of leaders and entrepreneurs to find out their passion and motivation. If you are interested please fill out the form in our Instagram bio!

On our final episode of season 4, we discuss the impacts of being two-faced. Some people are two-faced to mask their identities and fit in, while others want to avoid haters. We talk about how being biased about other people leads to misjudgment. However, even if you are two-faced for a moment, the process of getting back to your true self always matters and allows you to gain essential skills along the way.

Meet 5-year old Lalana and 5-year old Zoya and their numerous childhood memories that have shaped who they are today. With our discussions about identity, we decided to talk about how our past experiences have influenced our personalities. What made us leaders? There isn't a direct answer, but you can find out in this episode?

Sometimes we may feel like we don’t know who we are with so many parts of us all over the place. But it’s important to remember that not just one thing defines you; it’s the combination of natural habits and things you learn along the way, such as time management and becoming empowered. So in this episode we delve into certain lessons we have learned over our high school years to help guide all of the journeys that we will talk about in future episodes.

It’s the start of 2021 and also the beginning of a new season! On this week’s episode we have the co-founders of Young Poets Unite here with us to narrate their story and explore the importance of poetry as well as how it contributes to your identity.

This year has been quite a journey and we finally made it to the last episode of 2020 alive! Listen as Zoya and Lalana talk about their plans and goals for next year like committing to combing their hair everyday:) What are your goals for 2021, besides wishing corona died?

On the final episode of this season, we dive into the importance of networking and discuss its benefits for achieving success, not fame. Especially in a world that's so unfair and based on luck, building relationships and saying "no" can be a lifesaver. It's not an innate skill, but one that can be learned through practicing communication (#WiseWordsFromGrandma 😉)

t's been a while since we took a break from our usual talks, so we decided to chill and rant about our lives. Join us on a fun episode about our futures, our plans for winter break, and Lalana's dream to live in the east coast, especially New York :)

On this week’s episode Lalana and Zoya dive deeper into why talking face to face is the best option for communicating how you feel because otherwise it can turn into a whole game of real life telephone. We also discuss an issue a lot of people in this generation go through: being the new kid.

Public speaking is such a big issue but communication is how to overcome it. Next time you wanna talk to someone, maybe consider calling instead of texting. Remember: your face talks more than your words :)