By Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.
We're back!! After a quick break that turned into a slightly longer break, we are back with a new episode on gender stereotypes, joined by special guest Seb! Listen along as we discuss the challenges of gender stereotypes, and how they put us into suffocating boxes. The episode will cover our views on this subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to gender identity, body dysmorphia, gender stereotypes, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
Socials
Instagram: @theroadtoadulthood
Email: [email protected]
Seb's socials: @iamseb99 on almost all platforms
Seb's Youtube channel: I Am Seb
Podcast Members
Hosts: Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
Special Guest: Seb
Editor: Kalista Peri
Do you have a topic you want us to cover in the next episode? Send us an email or DM us on Instagram!
What are some gender stereotypes that you struggle with? Let us know!
Ah, nostalgia! The late '90s and early 2000s was, in our opinion, the best era for any child to grow up. With low-rise jeans skyrocketing and Avril Lavigne songs in almost every single North American's iPod touch, it comes as no surprise why this episode of The Road to Adulthood is dedicated to nostalgia. Listen along as Carol, Mary and Arshia discuss their childhood, from movies to fashion. The episode will cover our views on this subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to the late '90s and early 2000's. We hope you enjoy!
Socials
Instagram: @theroadtoadulthood
Email: [email protected]
Podcast Members
Hosts: Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
Editor: Kalista Peri
Do you have a topic you want us to cover in the next episode? Send us an email or DM us on Instagram!
What was your favourite show growing up in this era? Let us know!
It's 2021, folks! We are kicking off the year with some resolutions we are bringing into 2021. On this episode of The Road to Adulthood, we are talking about New Year's resolutions. Listen along as we discuss habits that we would like to develop in 2021. The episode will cover our views on this subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to coronavirus, physical appearances, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
Socials
Instagram: @theroadtoadulthood
Email: [email protected]
Podcast Members
Hosts: Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
Editor: Kalista Peri
Do you have a topic you want us to cover in the next episode? Send us an email or DM us on Instagram!
We wish you all a happy new year!
It's New Years Eve! We are saying goodbye to 2020 and welcoming 2021 with partially open arms. On this episode of The Road to Adulthood, we are talking about first impressions. Listen along as we discuss what goes through our minds when we first meet someone, and if that impression is lasting. We also talk about the feelings we had when we first met each other. The episode will cover our views on this subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to coronavirus, physical appearances, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
Socials
Instagram: @theroadtoadulthood
Email: [email protected]
Podcast Members
Hosts: Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
Editor: Kalista Peri
Do you have a topic you want us to cover in the next episode? Send us an email or DM us on Instagram!
We wish you all a happy new year!
Deck the halls, fellow listeners! On this episode of The Road to Adulthood, we are talking about the holidays and how we are spending the magical season this year. Join us this week as we discuss our Christmas celebrations pre- and post-pandemic. The episode will cover our views on this subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to coronavirus, death, unsanitary food, divorce, Christmas, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
Socials
Instagram: @theroadtoadulthood
Email: [email protected]
Podcast Members
Hosts: Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
Editor: Kalista Peri
Do you have a topic you want us to cover in the next episode? Send us an email or DM us on Instagram!
We wish you all happy holidays!
On this episode of The Road to Adulthood, we are continuing our discussion on anxiety with special guest Maya Marsonia. If you missed our last episode on anxiety, feel free to listen before or after this podcast (although we do make it a point that the previous episode is quite amazing). Join us this week as we talk about how mental illness is represented on screen. We list certain shows and movies that tackle anxiety quite well, and others that unfortunately fall short. We would like to emphasize the importance of mental health, and so if at any time you feel overwhelmed with this discussion, please take the time you need to self-reflect and deal with your emotions. We would like to create a safe area to express feelings without judgement. The episode will cover our views on this subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. If you are experiencing any issues related to anxiety, please consult your doctor. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to anxiety in the media, anti-depressant medication, television shows such 13 Reasons Why, glorification and romanticization of mental illness in the media, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
Socials
Instagram: @theroadtoadulthood
Email: [email protected]
Podcast Members
Hosts: Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
Editor: Kalista Peri
Do you have a topic you want us to cover in the next episode? Send us an email or DM us on Instagram!
A very special thanks to Maya Marsonia for sitting down with us for this episode.
On this episode of The Road to Adulthood, we are tackling a very serious issue that affects many individuals, especially during a global pandemic: anxiety. Join us, along with special guest Maya Marsonia, as we discuss how our anxiety manifests, what we do to cope with stress, and how the pandemic has shaped the way we talk about anxiety. We would like to emphasize the importance of mental health, and so if at any time you feel overwhelmed with this discussion, please take the time to self-reflect and deal with your emotions. We would like to create a safe area to express feelings without judgement. The episode will cover our views on this subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. If you are experiencing any issues related to anxiety, please consult your doctor. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to anxiety, bullying, depression, doctor's appointments, therapy, nose bleeds, nausea, vomiting, academic stress, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
Socials
Instagram: @theroadtoadulthood
Email: [email protected]
Podcast Members
Hosts: Carol Altimas, Mary-Michelle David and Arshia Kakkar
Editor: Kalista Peri
Do you have a topic you want us to cover in the next episode? Send us an email or DM us on Instagram!
A very special thanks to Maya Marsonia for sitting down with us for this episode.
Just wait a minute! We know what you must be thinking: "Are they actually going to talk about two-bedroom apartments for 46 minutes? Have they run out of ideas?" The answer to both of those questions is "yes," but this is our podcast and we make the rules! So strap in as we discuss what we love and hate about living in two-bedroom apartments. With the pandemic, we have all been spending so much time at home, so a conversation on this subject was in store. This episode will cover our views on the topic during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to COVID-19 restrictions, mold, apartments, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
It's Halloween season folks! Since Halloween is just around the corner, we thought it would be a fun idea to discuss how we normally celebrate this spooky holiday when there isn't a global pandemic. Listen along as we talk about our Halloween traditions, favorite costumes and ways in which we plan on celebrating this year. This episode will cover our views on the subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to Halloween, Paganism, Coraline, ghost costumes, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
It's Halloween season folks! To kick start this spooky season (or "spoopy season," as Mary would say), we are talking about our irrational, although sometimes rational, fears. We discuss the reasons behind our fears and how we think these came to be. Listen along as we open up about past experiences, and the strategies we have implemented to overcome our fears. This episode will cover our views on the subject during our childhood, teenage-hood, and new-found adulthood. As a disclaimer for all episodes, the views expressed are our own and are not affiliated with any institution or organization to which we belong. We are not experts, and we base our opinion on our personal experiences. For this episode, we would like to add a trigger warning for anyone who has or is still suffering from issues related to snakes, heights, bodies of water, murder, death, clowns, rape, trypophobia, and any other related issue. We hope you enjoy!
The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.