Thinking Out Loud Talks

The death of Sarah Everard has sparked an international conversation about sexual harassment against women. We add our voices and experiences to this conversation.

What do you wish your parents knew? Join us this week as Ariya, Mehar, and Sandy talk about all thing parent-related from stereotypes, misconceptions, and what we wish they knew!

Pineapple on pizza is an age old debate that will probably never come to a conclusion. Take a look at some of our weird opinions from mushed ice cream to the eternally controversial pineapple on pizza

Self worth is something that nearly every person has struggled with. As teenage girls, we have had quite a rocky relationship with self worth. Join Sandy, Ariya, and Mehar as they discuss how to love yourself. 

Join us as we reminisce and look back on simpler times. We discuss our past adventures with each other, respecting and cherishing the past while also looking forward to a bright future. This is also our most chaotic episode to date so enjoy!

Grab your bae or bestie and play along! Watch team Mehar and Medha go face to face with Sandy and Ariya to see who really knows each other better. Stay tuned for a winner!

As fortunate as we are to live in Canada, there are still millions of people around the world without the resources we have. Join Medha, Mehar, and Esha as they talk about depleting resources and how we can help!

Parents and their kids have butted heads since the beginning of time and it's easy to feel like communicating is futile. Join Esha, Medha, and Ariya as they talk about some of their stories and give tips on communicating with parents.

Featuring another epic guest, Shan Mapp! Follow along as we take a look at toxic masculinity, what it is and how to fight it. Hear about where toxic masculinity originates from, its impacts on young children, and Shan's neon green jeans!

Students are struggling with school more than ever before, facing a system that is failing us. Medha, Mehar, and Esha discuss how to stay afloat when you're surrounded by a tsunami of assignments and how the school system fails the students that need it most.