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The 6th graders interview current and past middle schoolers about their relationships with their parents. Spoiler: a lot of times, it's not pretty.
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Forcing women to dress a certain way is dumb. People should just let folks wear what they want to wear.
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It's our last episode of the year (and maybe ever?) and we get emotional, y'all.
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Podcaster and resident 6th grader Sade gives us her hot takes on the end-of-the-year poll taken by her fellow 6th graders. TL;DR: most of Sade's class seems stressed about their relationships with their parents.
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Guest Ceasar Hernandez sits down with us to discuss immigrant parents' love language, mental health, and why it's important to tell your bros that you love them.
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Special guest Annie Pei joins us to talk getting your first period at 10, the stigma around mental health in the AAPI community, and maybe a potential podcast where we only list common nouns that start with the letter "P."
TW: Mental health, gun violence
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3 years after our first episode, things...haven't changed much. People still get shamed for having periods! Who would have thought.
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Scholars and teachers weigh in on how life has changed since the pandemic started a year ago.
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The 6th graders are back! And they have a message for you: Give women credit for all that they do, y'all.
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This week, the 6th graders discuss how culture gets co-opted to be "trendy," anti-Asian hate, police violence against black people, and just how much racism plain sucks.
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