This episode is the second (and final) part of the exclusive segment, "My Thoughts On" the college admissions scandal. On this episode, I'm joined by my friend Pranav; Pranav and I attend school together (we're both high school juniors). He tells us his thoughts on the scandal and reflects on how his experiences from growing up in India can relate to aspects of the scandal. Pranav provides a new teenage perspective on the topic which allows you (and me!) to gain greater knowledge on the college admissions scandal.

This episode is the second (and final) part of the exclusive segment, "My Thoughts On" the college admissions scandal. On this episode, I'm joined by my friend Pranav; Pranav and I attend school together (we're both high school juniors). He tells us his thoughts on the scandal and reflects on how his experiences from growing up in India can relate to aspects of the scandal. Pranav provides a new teenage perspective on the topic which allows you (and me!) to gain greater knowledge on the college admissions scandal.

On this week's episode(s), I'm including the exclusive segment "My Thoughts On." This week will be a little bit different from the normal uploading schedule because I will be uploading at least one other episode which will include some of my peers' thoughts on the scandal. This first episode will include my thoughts on the recent college admissions scandal. I also talk about why I believe it's important for teenagers to habitually discuss real-world issues and situations with adults.

In this week's episode(s), I'm including the exclusive segment "My Thoughts On." This week will be a little bit different from the normal uploading schedule because I will be uploading at least one other episode which will include some of my peers' thoughts on the scandal. This first episode will include my thoughts on the recent college admissions scandal. I also talk about why I believe it's important for teenagers to habitually discuss real-world issues and situations with adults.

In this week's episode, I include the exclusive segment, "My Stressed Survival" where I talk about what course selection week is and why I'm so stressed about it. I proceed to talk about how the fear of failure is one of the main causes of stress for teens and why I think failing habitually is a bad habit. I also talk about YouTube and how the website has very much grown up alongside my generation.

On this week's episode, I include the exclusive segment, "My Stressed Survival" where I talk about what course selection week is and why I'm so stressed about it. I proceed to talk about how the fear of failure is one of the main causes of stress for teens and why I think failing habitually is a bad habit. I also talk about YouTube and how the website has very much grown up alongside my generation.

I’m talking about "fake news" on this week’s episode and why I hate (yes, I know hate is a strong word!) the term. The exclusive segment "My Stressed Survival" is included as well; I happen to be very stressed about the SAT and I describe how peer pressure/expectations can impact one's experience with the test. I also ask for book recommendations because I've finally finished reading my supplementary novel.

I’m talking about "fake news" in this week’s episode and why I hate (yes, I know hate is a strong word) the term. The exclusive segment "My Stressed Survival" is included as well; I happen to be very stressed about the SAT and I describe how peer pressure/expectations can impact one's experience with the test. I also ask for book recommendations because I've finally finished reading my supplementary novel.

You can email me your book recommendations by emailing me at [email protected] OR emailing me using the contact page on my website: abonafidenarrative.com.

On this week's episode, I'm talking about what I did over mid-year break (college tours). I talk about what I learned from visiting colleges and what I think about the statement, "You'll find yourself in college." Additionally, I talk about how the book I've been reading for my literature class has been going and why I think the author's writing style represents the protagonist's broken life. Towards the end of the episode, I recommend a podcast and talk about a future episode I plan on doing related to politics.

In this week's episode, I'm talking about what I did over mid-year break (college tours). I talk about what I learned from visiting colleges and what I think about the statement, "You'll find yourself in college." Additionally, I talk about how the book I've been reading for my literature class has been going and why I think the author's writing style represents the protagonist's broken life. Towards the end of the episode, I recommend a podcast and talk about a future episode I plan on doing related to politics.