In this episode, I share my unforgettable experience studying abroad in Morocco and its significant impact on global fashion. I start by discussing my initial fascination with Moroccan culture, its French influences, and my time spent learning Arabic in Meknes. Morocco's natural beauty, both in its landscapes and its people, left a deep impression on me, and I dive into how Moroccan fashion, from traditional garments like the kaftan and jalaba to its booming leather industry, is shaping the global fashion scene.

Throughout the episode, I highlight my favorite parts of Moroccan culture: the generosity of its people, the importance of community, and their focus on sustainability in fashion. I also talk about Moroccan beauty practices, from their famous argan oil to unique traditions like the hamam bathhouses. By blending their natural beauty traditions with modern fashion, Morocco continues to influence international brands and designers.

This episode is my way of celebrating everything I loved about Morocco—its people, culture, and immense contribution to the global fashion industry. I hope it inspires you to explore more of the world and appreciate the rich fashion heritage found in different cultures.

in today’s episode. we discuss the nuances of academic validation and how it correlates to validation in out her as word of your life. From comparing yourselves to others, especially as a black woman. We talk about final exams, self esteem and Different attitudes in college in comparison to HS. These all affect how ppl view themselves, as well as how I also views myself for a really long time. 

SOOOO let’s sit back and listen how your validation for academics, translated into your own lives. 

This episode, I will be speaking about not rushing success. Success is something that is not foreign to most individuals, we all want it, yet the success we want is a societal notion of the IDEA of success. In this podcast we will be speaking about how success is different for everyone, and how you should not rush your own success due to pressures of society and life around you.

this is the first episode of the new season title, "is summer travel necessary?" where I speak about the constant constraints of level in the summer, not traveling big girl respoensibiltes, the realities of airports, what is CONSIDERED a vacation? and solo travel (especially as a black woman). I often analyze how it affects both me and others around me, therefore I wanted to explore the idea of it all and ultimately how it promotes individuality and self growth.