In the last episode of season 2, Eknoor Kaur joins the podcast to share how her identity is shaped by multiple factors, such as her community, leadership opportunities, and her experience growing up as an immigrant. This finale explores how discovering ourselves is a lifelong journey, and how each experience causes us to grow in a new direction.

Muskaan and special guest Neha Vashist talk about Neha’s experience opening for acclaimed author Rupi Kaur, how she incorporates her family’s story into her writing, her experience as a student, and their experiences as the children of immigrants in Canada. They discuss Neha’s work on creating better public policy for children with disabilities and their families before sharing their stories about attending the 67th UN Commission on the Status of Women. Their stories illustrate just how powerful women supporting one another can be when it comes to advocating for important issues in our society.

Muskaan chats with her friend and basketball teammate Mack Robinson about her journey with the sport, overcoming obstacles on her path to becoming a teacher, managing stress, and being confident in your abilities and choices. It is not always easy to keep going when we find ourselves in tough situations, but with the support of our community and the strength we have inside, there is a way beyond every hardship. Join Muskaan and Mack as they explore how we can be there for our commitments while making sure to take care of ourselves along the way!

For the second episode of season 2, Muskaan is joined by university sports commentator Daniel Noel to discuss his experience in the world of athletics, how he overcame challenges in his position, and sharing tips for how you can pursue your passions despite your fears. This episode is packed with great messages about sticking to your goals, moving out of your comfort zone, and being patient when seeking success in a given field.

Welcome back for Season 2 of Tell Me About It! We are kicking off this new season with an episode featuring Rhoda Nabayego, an international student from Uganda. Muskaan and Rhoda discuss her journey to choosing a Canadian university, the importance of a strong support system, the challenges and exciting new experiences she faced, and what the transition was like for her. If you have ever wanted to learn more about international students’ experiences or considered an international educational opportunity yourself, this episode provides a glimpse of that journey. We hope this episode encourages you to look into tangible actions you can take to help welcome and support international students in your community!

In this episode, Muskaan is joined by third year psych student Ivana to discuss the importance of destigmatizing mental health issues in marginalized communities. Some topics they discuss include the impact of the pandemic on mental health, some challenges faced by marginalized people when it comes to seeking help for mental health problems, and how to improve mental health supports to provide easier accessibility for those who are underrepresented in the mental health care field.

This week, Muskaan is joined by activist and public speaker Ramona (she/her) to discuss how she is working to bolster education and encourage marginalized people to pursue STEM programs. Topics covered in this episode include the future of STEM, how to encourage representation of girls and other marginalized groups in STEM, incorporating social justice into science related fields, pushing past barriers and stereotypes, and more!

In the second episode, Muskaan interviews her cousin Sharon to discuss entrepreneurship, what it’s like owning a franchise, how to be a good boss, tips for managing stress and daily life as an owner of multiple businesses, and more!