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Welcome back to ✨JUNUBIA GIRL TALKS PODCAST!

Welcome back to ✨JUNUBIA GIRL TALKS PODCAST!

Being under the knife isn't exactly how most people would like to spend their day but when the body is in need of treatment sometimes that's the only answer. Tune in as we share some of our scariest moments while under care, what places were frightening and which host said they don't like the pain associated with a certain procedure so much so that they would rather give birth to a baby instead. If you're surprised by the answers, agree or even disagree we'd like to hear from you. Find us @JunubiaGirlTalks on all socials and let us know if you've ever had surgery or been under the knife and which of the ones we listed resonate with you.

Are you real with yourself? Were you really busy when you said you were? How often do you want to say no but end up saying yes? Do you ignore your intuition more times than not? Real, realest, realness, reality. All words that essentially lead us to truth. That is, ones own truth substantiated by an observation, a sensory or lived experience. If compared to the idea of love, we can say that most people also have the desire to be real with themselves and with others. Still some grapple with it and find tip toeing around the truth a safer alternative. In this episode of Junubia Girl Talks we came up with 5 things people could be real about. If you're surprised by our answers, agree or even disagree we'd like to hear from you. Find us @JunubiaGirlTalks on all socials and let us know what things you think people could be real about and which of the ones we listed resonate with you.

Grace Lul is a South Sudanese Model and Photographer. As the youngest in her family, Grace recalls living in Kenya and how her family would get dressed up to go to events and her father, a pastor, would be the family photographer. After taking her first photography class in high school she was captivated by the images and their ability to invoke emotions. It was then that she realized photography is what she was meant to do. Her journey towards modeling was not ordinary. Grace had little to no aspiration to become a model. How that came to be is a result of Grace's vision and ability to take risks. Grace attended college in Minneapolis where she studied Photography. While in school she had the chance to visit a friend in Chicago and she fell in love with the city. After finishing college she decided Chicago was going to be the place where she owned her skills as a photographer. Grace entered “the art scene” by reaching out to other photographers and meeting with them. Taking a leap of faith she would ask them if they could use any assistance with their photoshoots. After a while of working with the photographers they would ask her to model. Reluctant at first, Grace remained optimistic and rose to the occasion. She discovered that she was naturally inclined and went on to embrace modeling as a job. Grace has gone on to work with brands, photographers and designers. She describes Photography as being personal and opens up about the challenges in her journey. After experiencing burnout she talks about having to go back to basics to rekindle her passion. Taking photos of random buildings, herself and trees were all things that helped bring back the joy in Photography for Grace. She leaves us with some fun answers to our This or That game, talks about her upcoming skin care video and content on social media.  Listen to our interview with Grace as she walks us through her journey as a creative.