In this episode we interview a first time Mom, Bryana, and discuss all things motherhood. Bryana gives us some insight into her journey as she transitions into the role of a new mother, she discusses the expectations she had of her pregnancy and now as she cares for her child versus the reality of it, as well as talks about parental postpartum depression and anxiety.

In this episode, we introduce our newest intern Kate and discuss all things back-to-school. We talk about what's most exciting when going back-to-school, methods for time management and studying, tips for keeping your motivation and discipline in check, as well as the importance of being intentional. 

In this episode we interview Phoenix from the Newburgh LGBTQ+ center and discuss how we can highlight the voices of the marginalized. We talk about how we can support the centering of black and brown voices, how we can push for change within our own workplaces, as well as the work that the Newburgh LGBTQ+ center does in the community. 

In this episode we interview Rachel Orourke, a Community Health Worker at MiSN, and discuss addiction. Rachel gives us an insight into her personal life, the work she does as a community health worker, and how far treatment and recovery options have come from a punitive to a more humane approach. 

In this episode we interview Chinenye, a podcast host and producer in the media industry. We talk about what drew her into starting her own podcast as well as what someone with a podcast can do to grow their audience. We also discuss how we can find our own voice, as well as the importance of believing in oneself and striving to achieve our goals.

In this conversational episode we talk to four of our Summer Youth Interns here at MiSN and discuss friendships. We talk about the meaning of friendship, which qualities and characteristics we want and don't want in a friend, as well as how to navigate making friends in an ever changing environment.

In this episode we talk all things finance with Michael Cleary, a recent graduate and young entrepreneur. He discusses entrepreneurship, gives a basic introduction to trading stocks, pros and cons of trading, as well as what we can do to make educated decisions when trading. We also discuss the importance of financial literacy and how we can make our money work for us.

In this episode we delve into the minds of two teenage boys, Giovanni and Miguel, and learn how the pandemic affected their day-to-day lives. We also discuss their experience with virtual learning, life after the pandemic, and what friendships look like today. 

In this episode we interview Inaudy Gil Esposito, the Executive Director of the Orange County Human Rights Commission, and talk about her life as both a professional and as a women balancing different roles. We discuss the importance of mental health, navigating different spaces and barriers as a minority within these spaces, striking a balance in your life when you need to fulfill multiple roles, and the importance of advocacy and empathy.

What are love languages? How can we be kinder to ourselves? What can we do to meet our emotional, physical, and mental needs? In this episode we talk all about self care and the importance of looking after ourselves.