This episode was recorded a couple of months back and I just had a blast talking to my baby brother who was 8 when we recorded this. It was a super silly and fun conversation that I want to share with everyone. Hope you enjoy! 

In this episode I have discussion with my friend Sid about overcoming obstacles and power of learning new things. We also touch upon a wide variety of topics such as discipline, honesty and personal growth through struggles. I had a wonderful time having this conversation and I hope you enjoy. 

In this episode I catch up with my friend Shopnil. We talk about our personal growth over the past ten years and how we became the people that we are today. We talk about a lot of different topics including self-acceptance in the context of growth. Hope you enjoy!

In this episode I have a fun conversation with my friend Jane about her experiences with traveling the world. We talk about the importance of art and the importance of having multiple avenues of expression. Jane is also the artist behind the artwork for this podcast!  

In this episode I sit down with my mentor from the University of Waterloo, Dr. Wade Wilson. Dr. Wilson has a strong background in sports psychology and mental strength training. We discussed different aspects of mental health such as anxiety, dealing with feelings of inadequacy, positive habits, expectations, comparisons, coping with mental health and much more in the current context. 

In this episode I talk to my friend Kevin Wang about prioritizing your life such that you can have the best possible outcome, we talk about the Corona Virus and many other interesting topics. Please enjoy!

In this episode, I talk to my friend Annick about naturopathic medicine, holistic approaches towards health, building healthy habits, meditation and more! 

In this episode I speak with one of my close friend Vlad about battling with Mental Health and overcoming these obstacles in the context of today through habits and other forms of therapy. 

In this episode I sit down with my friend Rahul and talk about how our cultural identity was shaped through our experiences and interactions with our environments. We also talk about flaws within the system and systemic racism in the context of these system. 

Dr. Frankie Condon is an associate professor of English at the University of Waterloo. Her interest and expertise lie in intersections between critical race, labor, and rhetoric studies, in narrative and performativity, and in critical pedagogy. She is also the author of Performing Anti-Racist Pedagogy in Rhetoric, Writing and Communication, I Hope I Join the Band: Narrative, Affiliation, and Antiracist Rhetoric. and The Everyday Writing Center: A Community of Practice. Given her field of study and the current circumstances of dissent, I thought it was necessary to have a conversation with her. In this episode we have a conversation about the history of systematic racism, Black Lives Matter protests, systematic racism in the Canadian and American context, police brutality and future steps for a more just world. 

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