It Matters

In this episode I compare the Democratic National Convention (DNC) to the Republican National Convention (RNC) based on speakers and overall messages. I did as much of an informed job as I could to listen to both Conventions and represent them objectively. 

In this episode I talk about the Supreme Court case regarding an abortion law in Louisiana and suicide prevention month. Keep truly checking on one another and let someone or anyone know if you are going through something! 

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) 

World Health Organization (WHO) 

Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (SAVE)

I'm in conversation with Riley, a long-time classmate and close friend from high school. She is a sophomore at West Virginia University studying civil engineering, and will be the future architect of equitable housing. We discuss red flags in political discussions, the cultural significance of guns, and the polarization of our nation. 

In this episode I delve into vote by mail and the many attacks made by the President in order to make voting less accessible. I also outline Trump's plan to ban the media platform, Tik Tok. 

Register to Vote and VOTE in your primaries and the general election! You must vote for the change you wish to see, Your Vote Matters. 

In this episode I discuss the ongoing crises in Yemen and Lebanon, what we can do to help, and the status of COVID-19 in countries around the world. 

Ways to Help:

Free Rice App

Share the Meal App 

UN World Food Program 

Help Save Yemen 

Domestic Workers Aid

Workers in Beirut  

Food Relief

Relief through NGO

Food Aid for Elderly

Aid for Babies 

New Segment! I'm in conversation with Justin, a friend of mine for 10 years and counting, a Political Science and Energy & Environmental Policy double major,  and future representative in Congress. We discuss major environmental issues, Trump's handling of the environment, the Green New Deal, and the NRA. 

AOC's Green New Deal Plan 

March For Our Lives 

In this episode I present the debate surrounding the extension of unemployment benefits and the consequences of this pandemic on an impending housing crisis. 

New Castle County Council Member Contact 

This episode is a continuation of Part 1 discussing discrimination. In this segment I go into detail about colorism and question the consideration of "white" as the elite color in society. 

The full interview with former Miss America Nina Davuluri 

In this episode I go into detail about the LGBTQ employment discrimination case that was decided in June and what it means for employers and employees two months after the decision. This episode leads into the Part 2 which discusses colorism within South Asian American culture. 

In this episode I outline the national and state progress on police reform, two months after George Floyd's death, and taking down statues. 

Calling for School Reform: Townhall held by students & alumni of Newark Charter School