Sundition

This is our first Letter to the Podcasters with guests that are good friends of ours: Karen and Vy. They will join our discussion as we talk about how the Philadelphia health commissioner resigns after cremating the remains of the MOVE 1985 bombing (NBC), the Republicans oust Liz Cheney from House leadership (NYT), and businesses are concerned about worker shortages (USA Today).

We are back with an Unpopular Opinion Part 2. Listen to a variety of submitted opinions from warm water and Genshin along with our opinions on thrifting and those yummy Safeway sugar cookies (spoiler alert: one of us is not a big fan). 

Join us as we discuss whether or not people truly change. Based on a recent experience of hearing about an old classmate, we contemplate personal growth in teenage years, and touch upon our experiences of personality change, superficial or profound.

Hello everyone! For our Headline News Edition of May 9, 2021, we discuss three, under-the-radar news stories: Massachusetts restricts facial recognition for police force (NPR), the EPA decides to enact greenhouse gas regulations (NYT), and the Scottish election is on move to vote on independence (Al Jazeera). Have a good rest of your Sunday!

Join us and Arushi Tyagi as we talk about BoxIt, a startup she is currently developing that creates custom subscriptions boxes to support small businesses. We hear an interesting perspective of someone who is going through the first steps and her experiences with difficult communication, the benefit of mentorship, the challenges she faced, and how she overcomes them. 

Happy Sunday! Today, we have three interesting stories: 9 famous Hong Kong pro-democracy activists have been charged for the 2019 protests (NPR), updates on the recent Russian military buildup (NYTimes), and Biden's meeting with Japan PM refocuses American foreign policy on East Asia (CNN).

Join us and our guest Kyara Sewell (@kyara.sewell), a senior based in Ontario GTA. Because of her mom, she has always been inclined towards having an entrepreneurial spirit, from working at a financial service start up to starting her tarot card reading business. We talk more about how some opportunities just don't work out (no matter how much you want to hope it does), what the mindset of an entrepreneur should be, and why success is so subjective in this modern world. We even hear some of her funny stories while reading some tarot cards for friends!

You can check out her own podcast "Emotionally Present" on Spotify as well!

Good morning, everyone! For our Headline News edition of April 15, 2021, we present to you three new, under-the-radar stories: Biden orders a review of the Supreme Court (NYT, POLITICO), Bowling Green State fraternity is punished for hazing after a student’s death (CNN, 13 ABC), and US increases interaction with Taiwan despite US-China tensions (Al Jazeera). We hope you have a great rest of your Sunday!

Join us as we discuss the unpopular opinions that we asked you all to share with us on Instagram, and boy, do we have some very controversial ones. We also give our take on this subject with our own opinions and they seem to weirdly surround food, so if you like food, listen in!