In this episode of (Un) Controversial View, our co-host talk about two elephants in the room; failure, but mainly depression. They talk about why depression has become such a stigmatized topic that is never discussed, and they cover Machlon's most recent encounter with depression. With a promise that we will hear an elaborated version of Arian's story in the next episode.

In this episode, we discuss the difficulties of combining work, school, and life altogether.  Arian and Machlon share methods and apps that are helpful for them to make sure that after all the necessary stuff they also have the stuff to do the things they really like. In the end, Arian explains first principles with real-life examples.

In this episode, our two co-hosts and business students Machlon and Arian talk about the pros and cons of their university program and what they've learned from it so far.

In this episode, Arian and Machlon are discussing education. While indicating the fact that there is room for improvement, they also talk about Arian's dream of starting an elementary school curriculum. Furthermore, they talk about compulsory music bands, teaching self-finance from an early age, and why it's so important to have a good understanding of maths & chess.

In this episode about equality and feminism, Arian and Machlon talk about a wide range of issues from feminism and why it's such a beneficial thing for men, all the way to the pipeline issue with women in STEM: what is it and how to combat it.

Everything Satya Nadella and Microsoft related. Also mentioned are: the growth mindset, Carl Dweck, Stoicism, and more.

In this episode, Arian and Machlon have a special guest, Lidiany Martins, with who they are discussing her leadership styles. Further, there is also useful insight for entrepreneurs and those who seek to be an entrepreneur.  If you would like to know more about Lidiany Martins you can follow her on Instagram @dannymartins.  We are happy to hear your feedback.

Today, our two co-hosts interview a special guest; the founder and creative director at Eureka Creates, Danny Martins. Together, they discuss everything from Danny's own rags-to-riches story, to where she sees herself ( and her company ) in two, five and ten years into the future. Filled with nuggets of wisdom for aspiring entrepreneurs, listening to her story should be a must for everyone who wants to make a name for themselves.