Tune in to this episode with guest speaker Ms Brinleigh from Digital Wellness Lab, a research institution focusing on youth experiences online. She is also Founder and CEO of Science to People, a non-profit serving the public by making scientific knowledge accessible to all by translating complex scientific language to be more digestible for citizens in society. Hear how Ms Brinleigh transitioned in her career and her inspiring learnings about how to navigate the online space, especially as young people. Join us to learn more about #medialiteracy!

Tune in to this episode with social media influencer, thought leader, entrepreneur, author and podcast host of Passion Struck, Mr John R Miles. Hear about his insight on wellbeing and passion-driven work!

Tune in to this episode with CEO of the successful health equity nonprofit Peer Health Exchange, Dr Angela Glymph. Hear how Dr Glymph saw gaps in society and bravely worked to overcome them and positively transform the lives of many. Her strategic leadership has allowed for millions of young people nationwide to have access to more health education. This episode is all about hearing Dr Glymph’s inspiring story!

Tune in to this episode with guest speaker Sadie Sutton, founder of the She Persisted podcast and a current student @UPenn. Hear how Sadie courageously navigated and coped with her mental health issues and came out a stronger person. Her mission is to continue to support and uplift other young people so they feel more heard and understood.

This episode is the epitome of powerful storytelling fueling positive change in society!

Self care is so, so important in today’s day and age especially where we have so many things to worry about around us- whether it be school, work, social pressures, etc. Take time out of your busy schedule to do the things that give you sustainable forms of happiness and you get true joy out of doing them. 

Tune in and hear from the host, Pritika Kharkwal as she shares the importance of self care in her life– through the power of storytelling of course!

This platform is a place to hear and connect with stories, so the host, Pritika Kharkwal shares an influential anecdote of mentoring in her life. This incident was truly transformational for her and taught her the value of mentoring and small acts of kindness on an everyday basis.

Tune in to this episode and hear from Dr Emma Seppala, author of the book Happiness Track and soon releasing Sovereign as well as a Yale School of Management faculty member. She discusses this common misconception of how we often feel that we have to sacrifice our happiness in order to be successful, but no that is far from reality.

Don’t forget to listen, like, share and subscribe to hear Dr Seppala’s gems she shares with us based on her years of experience and knowledge!

Tune in to this episode and hear from Kathryn Robinson, Step Up’s Vice President of Programs. Hear her journey from college to educational development to working with Harvard Graduate School of Education and then her transition to programs like Step Up. Most importantly, we hear Kathryn’s story of how she had the trust and faith in her mentee which ultimately allowed her mentee to excel and leverage her potential.

Stories matter, so tune in to this episode to hear some inspiring stories!!

Hear the story of Khatidja Karimi, Columbia University graduate and current advocate in the mentoring field.

Tune in to this exciting episode with inspiring, relatable stories….

January being National Mentoring Month has kickstarted Talk It Out with Pritika Kharkwal and now we hope January’s “mentoring vibes” continue into this month!

Witness Kristin and Alyssa’s mentoring relationship and how it has been transformational for not just Alyssa as a mentee but also Kristin as a mentor… After all mentoring is a mutual relationship, not one-sided! 

Tune in to this exciting episode with heart touching stories and experiences! 

This is a special edition episode for the month of January: National Mentoring Month!!