Isha shares about her experience working in the media industry in New York, protesting for the BLM Movement last summer, and what the pandemic has looked like for her. We also touch on cooking, the hyper-productive nature of American society, supporting your neighbors, and the importance of letting yourself take breaks sometimes.

*This episode is in Spanish!* Eva and I met last February when she stayed with my family through the Youth Ambassadors program. In our conversation she shares about her experience navigating the pandemic in her country.

Retired psychologist Dr. William Harvey shares his perspective on managing life’s many ups and downs.

Ry and I have known each other since before we were born! Like many full-time high schoolers in remote learning, we find ourselves amidst this pandemic staring at a screen for much of the day. Ry talks about how spending time biking, hiking, paddling, making art, cooking, journaling, and most importantly making time for himself has helped him during this strange time.

Educator and former Outward Bound instructor Peter Sherman shares his perspective on prioritizing relationships and real world experience in order to be a more effective leader.

My mom and I decided to record a rendition of one of our conversations on religion, spirituality, and the Kali Yuga. I have learned so much from her over the years about the value of thinking about things on a greater scale and I hope to share this wisdom with anyone out there who wants to listen!