This episode talks about the obsession with the beauty standard and looking young. It ends up leading to the question "What does being pretty even mean?" Honestly, there's not a concrete answer. If you want to support the podcast, follow on Instagram (@melanatedandeducatedpodcast), give positive ratings on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and continue to listen to episodes!

This episode talks about the diversity in my recent reading and how amazing it feels to be seen. If you want to support the podcast, follow on Instagram (@melanatedandeducatedpodcast), give positive ratings on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and continue to listen to episodes!

This episode is a discussion of the constant comparison of black people and people of color to white people even when they're on completely different levels. It also talks about how black people aren't considered worthy of living unless they're seen as doing something interesting or important. If you want to support the podcast, follow on Instagram (@melanatedandeducatedpodcast), give positive ratings on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and continue to listen to episodes!

In this episode, I talk about one of my favorite books from middle school and how my perspective has changed as I've gotten older. If you want to support the podcast, follow on Instagram (@melanatedandeducatedpodcast), give positive ratings on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and continue to listen to episodes!

An episode with miscellaneous topics like virtual school, the CW and its shows, and planning the future. (Warning for mentions of abuse and murder when discussing characters in Legacies and TVD). If you want to support the podcast, follow on Instagram (@melanatedandeducatedpodcast), give positive ratings on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and continue to listen to episodes!

This episode talks about how girls are trapped when it comes to their interests. If they like things like makeup and fashion, they're shallow and basic; if they like things like video games and sports, they're pick-mes. Ultimately, girls should be allowed to do and enjoy what they want without being judged. If you want to support the podcast, follow on Instagram (@melanatedandeducatedpodcast), give positive ratings on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and continue to listen to episodes!