Considering that Halloween is approaching soon, we present to you guys our first holiday segment of the 2020-21 school year: Brudderween! However, instead of talking about paranormal activity, we decided to take the thriller/suspenseful route. In our opinions, we find that a human's darkest potential is much more disturbing and sinister than that of ghosts and demons, so why not talk about serial killers, government secrets, and other mysteries. We hope you guys enjoy this 'spooky' episode and stay tuned for future holiday segments!

Listener discretion is advised- we encourage you not to listen if you find the following subjects disturbing: serial killers, murder, human trafficking, etc. 

This week's episode covers an interesting yet complicated aspect of life and that is love. Although it is a very broad topic, we decided to dig into what romance entails for our generation in this day and age, our South Asian culture, and our personal lives. Try not to catch the feels ;)

This week's episode ends off our advice session series but this time, we will be answering questions regarding college and time management!

Website mentioned regarding South Asian Lives for BLM:

https://saforblm.weebly.com/resources.html

Tune in to hear our advice regarding friendships, relationships, and mental health. 

Being a woman is hard, let alone being part of a culture that heavily normalizes and contributes towards those gender disparities. Join in on our conversation regarding the negative aspects of growing up as a South Asian girl and our concerns with the patriarchal beliefs that have been ingrained within the South Asian community. 

Tune in to not only hear about our opinions on cancel culture but also some of our favorite TV shows and movies we have been loving over the quarantine period. Who knows, you might get hooked on to something fresh, fun, and new 🤪

In light of the racial injustice that has been challenged and brought to the surface over the past several weeks, we decided to discuss and acknowledge underlying subtle racism within our South Asian community, our nation, and most importantly ourselves. Through this episode, we hope to bring about awareness, education, and change for our listeners and viewers. In addition to our podcast, here is a link to further inform you about some actions you can take to support the black community.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.allure.com/story/how-to-support-black-lives-matter-without-money/amp

If you want to have a good laugh, sit back and relax as we share embarrassing yet interesting memories ranging from period stories to our first impressions of each other!