Yo what's up guys welcome back! In this episode we talk about the catastrophic impacts of climate change on our Earth :( 

Also! Fun fact, scientists have figured out our carbon budget, which is essentially the amount of co2 we can put into the air before we explode. But the main issue is that our carbon budget is 1,000 giga tons of co2. However, the proven reserves of fossil fuel companies are 3,000 gigatons. Which means two thirds have carbon HAS TO STAY IN THE GROUND. This means writing off 21 trillion dollars in assets. Rip

In this episode we talk about the founder of WeWork Adam Neumann and how his company went from being one of the most highly valued start-ups to being worth almost nothing.

In this episode we talk about the college admission scandal and how using the "side door" can get you into trouble. Also shoutout to our 16 listeners, ya'll are the best! 

In this episode we discuss the history behind Asian hate crimes in the US and how they have evolved over time. We talk about current events and the unfortunate phenomenon that is minorities killing minorities. 

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This week we talk about the history behind Harriet Tubman and how doctors cannot always be trusted 

In this episode we talk about the history behind black history month. We give a brief overview of the pioneer behind the holiday: Carter G. Woodson and we talk about what's so special about the month of February. We also discuss ethical dilemmas pertaining to the BLM movement and racism in International Schools. 

In this episode we talk about the case of Sonja Farak and the implications of her crime!

In this episode we talk about the fear of flying, what snowboarding is like and other random travel stories.