Hey Guys! After a months break because of college apps and other senior year shenanigans, we're back to introduce you to our new series, called "Our Series". 

Welcome back to our podcast! In this episode we discuss college applications, Allie's work-in-progress screenplay, and missing our senior year.

Continuing the political party quiz from the last episode, in this episode we discuss the second half of the questions, our results, and their implications on our future ballots. 

Join us as we take the Political Compass test in efforts to further understand our political opinions and how they align with modern day politics!

Since we're just under voting age, we thought it was time to school ourselves and learn Politics 101. Join us on the first episode of our political series where we compare and contrast different economic and political schools of thought!

After finishing our first political series, we catch up about feelings on the new format, college applications, returning back to virtual school, and many other topics

In the final part of this series, join us and our guest Micki as we discuss different methods of making change on a local and national level, and how effective each method is.

In this episode, Allie and Priya are joined by Micki, a Black Lives Matter activist. They discuss steps to take in your everyday life to take action against systemic racism from how to amplify but not speak over black voices to addressing with microaggressions.

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In this episode, Allie and Priya are joined by their first guest, Kayla who is half black half asian. They discuss the implications of living in a "progressive" region, microaggressions, reading The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn in school, and much more. 

In the first episode of our Black Lives Matter series, we take a deep dive into the perspectives of Black Lives Matter, as well as the counter movements All Lives Matter and Blue Lives Matter. 

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