On today’s Social Call, Asa is here for the first time. We talk about our Bosnian culture and how newer generations are changing the traditional ways of living. We talk about our hobbies that turned into our passions and businesses. Lastly, we talk about her business and how she has grown since she first started.

Good day everyone, welcome back to the Social Call. Carters back at the Social lounge where we catch up. We reminisce about the first podcast we did together and how it has changed since then. We focus on his last year of high school and how COVID-19 played a role in finishing it off. Carter also talks about how college is going and the COVID-19 impact, especially after being diagnosed twice. We discussed the election and how he wanted to be a change in his small town.

In today's episode, my co-worker and friend Jenyce makes her way to the social call. We caught up on one of our favorite sitcom's New Girl, reminisce of our time working together, catch up on eating healthy and how corporate America made it our faults to always eating out and having quick meals.

On today’s podcast, Jonathan makes his Social Call debut. We discuss how becoming the man of the house at a young age shaped him into the father and boyfriend he is today. We also talk about embracing his fatherhood and wanting to become an inspiration for his child.

The challenges faced this past year, and our everyday life that kept going were a lot to deal with. Lulu comes back for another Social Call in which we check up on each other's mental health and how we are overcoming these hardships.

On today’s podcast, the musical talent of the Social Call, Dakota is back for another conversation on American Democracy. On this podcast, we discuss, as the American people, what has happened with the latest presidency, specifically the past 12 months, and the hope that we hold onto for better days.

Today I am joined by Haley on this podcast where we have an open conversation about raising a child at a young age and the hardships she faced, including her postpartum depression and raising a biracial child. Insecurities were one of the things we could relate to, so; we talked about having the right person by your side can make her motherhood journey more comfortable. We finished off with how raising a biracial child in a divided nation will come with many conflicts. Still, as time advances, we only see growth in diversity and equality for everybody.

In this podcast, Renajda and I talk about her life journey through the United States Marine Corps. We discussed the obstacles she endured to become the strong, independent woman she is today. Reminding all of us that Women Warriors live amongst us, we need female empowerment through adversity, and that not all heroes wear capes. We tackle the importance of this election and how we must come together to go out and VOTE and become UNITED again. Loving our neighbors and taking back this country to what made it great in the first place: the diversity, people who built it, and religion/ people we choose to love doesn’t separate us but makes us stronger. That we are a melting pot of true beauty, and that’s why we are the greatest nation in the world.

In this podcast, Shailyah and I talk about our first time meeting and how we became friends. Even though we had our hardship throughout the years, we remained in touch. Realizing how similar we are despite our different backgrounds helped us understand our families and friends' role along our life journey. We remember the movie RENT and how motion pictures help us reflect our lives. Shailyah, if you are reading this, remember, “I’ll cover you.”

The podcast this week is a bit different. I wanted to break away from all that insanity of our everyday life. My escape has always been basketball, so on this podcast, Mario and I talked about basketball. We have a great time discussing the NBA bubble, including franchises, future hall of fame, a new generation of ballers, the NBA CARE’s, and of course, The Legacy of Kobe Bryant. The game of basketball is more than a game and has changed how we see ourselves and how we reflect on being better in our everyday lives.