Kendra Baldwin

Ep. 4: this week dalia sets out her performative stance as a female muslim in america and discusses the beliefs of her religion. in this episode she widely covers islamaphobia, the prayer system, the means of wearing a hijab, and many other topics sprinkled in.

Ep 3.-today joanne and i both talk about our experiences in the asian community regarding racial discrimination, culture upbringings, korean american customs along with numerous other topics.

Ep. 2: Godfrey talks about his experiences as a person of the black community discussing his upbringing, thoughts on cultural appreciation vs assimilation, views on non-black use of slurs, and the definition of being an ally. i apologize in advance, but audio on my part cuts out for a couple minutes pretty bad, but i’ve provided the commentary of my questions below: 8:40-“What are things people have said to you regarding your race that make you uncomfortable and shouldn’t be normalized?” 9:22-“What would you say the best way to handle racism as a whole would be?” 10:16-“What do you want to work towards in helping your community development wise, or any goal for your personal life?”

Ep. 1: as a member of the LGBTQIA+ Community Venus talks with me what it means to be a member as in highs & lows, what she wants to say to those in the process of coming out, what the boundaries are of being an ally along with many other topics.

a slight push for people to sympathize with others who live different live than they do, and allow a way for students to share their experiences as a minority in america.

back to school! spicy flu edition. . . as we all already know, this school year is very different than the previous, but we’re all doing the best with what resources we have. being an online student i decided to sit down and talk to hayden (while he stands) who is an on campus student, to talk about the differences and give our own input of the education systems and functioning this year. just a forewarning, this episode is very organic and hayden and i flow in and out of different topics, which may be hard to follow sometimes. as you can tell hayden gets distracted pretty easily but that just shows how unrehearsed and realistic these episode are:). big thanks to hayden once again for taking the time of his day to talk with me

TW//Trigger Warning ⚠️ : this episode has mentions and conversation about abortion, sexual assault/abuse and rape

feminism. what a phrase. the radical belief that men and women are created equal and should be treated accordingly. today, ryan helps me cover a wide range of topics regarding the things we face as women in america, and emphasize the leading impacts it has on younger girls growing up and the women’s community as a whole.

our intentions in this episode were not to simply complain about these concepts, but rather educate those who are unintentionally uninformed, pull people into the conversation, and get some gears turning in their own head to hopefully lead to personal opinions being informed.

p. s. don’t forget to give someone a compliment;)

here’s a slight view into the life of a first generation american, specifically demah yousef. here, she covers her back story and steps forward to educate others about her life as an american minority.

hey guys, this episode i sit down with one of my long term friends, ryan webb, and jump into a conversation about politics and it’s connection to gen z. i hope you guys enjoy a looser fitted format this time around, and find yourself contemplating the same issues and develop your own opinions. thank so much for your time, cya!! DISCLAIMER: this episode ryan and i are simply sharing our opinions, and that’s all we intended them to be. we mean no harm or intention to offend or shame anyone. both of us truly wanted to have a loaded and free conversation to share our personal thoughts. thank you for understanding. p.s. check out ryan’s blog: webbtimes.blogspot.com/?m

life on earth and immersing ourselves in christianity comes with obstacles and struggles, but with God alongside us, we have the strength and power to make it through these tests and trails. this episode Abigail shares her story, and talks about what she’s learned through her journey as well as what she hopes people can take from her experience.