In this episode of Pack a Snack, we talk about how we learn: what defined learning styles resonate with each of us, the challenging need for grey in a lot of black & white thinking we've grown up with, plus our interest in and commitment to lifelong learning. We wholeheartedly believe there is plenty of joy and pleasure in learning!

In this episode of Pack a Snack, we talk about climate concerns: where they began for us, their rude reality, the overwhelming intersectionality of the issues and the different things we feel most called to tackle. We also try to get to the heart of our own concerns and explore what (or who!) we feel is hindering humanity from making progress to change for the better in time. And so no one gets bogged down by any doomsday scenarios, we share positive news nuggets that shower us with hope and other resources we think any one can engage with to quell their own climate concerns.

In this episode of Pack a Snack, we talk about solo travel: the ups, the downs, the scary and the beautiful. Travelling alone has almost become our generation's rite of passage into adulthood, and there's so much to learn about yourself and the world when you get out of your comfort zone with the intention of discovering an unfamiliar place on your own. We share our stories of travelling to places alone and reflect on how things like names and skin colour can change the solo traveller's experience.

In this episode of Pack a Snack, we explore the topic of community: what it means to us, the buzz word it is these days, the warm and fuzzies it can bring but also the shadows it sometimes casts. We also compare online and offline gatherings, share interests in and aversions to community living, explore dystopian scenarios where the future of humanity rests on building new societal structures, and so much more.

In this episode of Pack a Snack, your hosts dive into Silvia's decision to let her greys go wild, share crazy anecdotes about hair styles and removal experiments, and explore the white supremacist history of controlling women's hair.

For our first episode, we dove into our personal experiences of speaking different languages, and how they each provide a gateway to self-exploration.