What We Think

What We Think

By Sarrah and MandiraSociety & Culture
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What We Think episodes

  • Gen Z Money and "Indian Matchmaking"

    This week, Sarrah and Mandira learn about the influence Gen Z has on the economy! They're taught by Shantanu Roy, CEO of Zeta Management Consulting, a company that helps businesses understand Gen Z. They also talk about a new reality TV show to hit Netflix, all about the Desi culture of arranged marriages and the hysterical drama that ensues!

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    28 min
  • Get your Head in the Game for Climate Change

    In this episode, Sarrah and Mandira discuss how Climate Change affects every aspect of our lives and the world and why so many teens are passionate about this issue. They learn different ways to make an impact-- and somehow manage to tie in the evolution of Zac Efron into the conversation!

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    29 min
  • LET'S TALK: Call-Out Culture

    In this week's episode, Sarrah and Mandira discuss call-out culture, something they've been seeing not only on Instagram and Twitter but also in their own school communities. DISCLAIMER: This episode is a real, unedited conversation discussing real opinions. These opinions come from a non-black POC's perspective. It can be a controversial topic, and you don't need to agree with their opinions. It's important to remember that everyone is learning and growing, so stay respectful!

    31 min
  • The Yemen Humanitarian Crisis and the Duggars

    In this episode, Sarrah breaks down the world's worst humanitarian crisis, happening in Yemen, and how the country has come to this point. Mandira also explains the wonders of TLC shows-- starting with the show 19 Kids and Counting!

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    24 min
  • Democratic Primaries and White House Heartthrobs

    This week Sarrah and Mandira discuss how COVID-19 affects the presidential elections (specifically the democratic primaries) as well as an unexpected heartthrob capturing hearts of TikTokers-- Barron Trump. 

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    21 min
  • LET'S TALK: Black Lives Matter.

    Today Sarrah and Mandira unpack the Black Lives Matter movement and explore how systematic racism affects the Black community. You don't have to be racist to benefit from a racist system. 

    33 min
  • Ramadan and REM Cycles

    Today Mandira and Sarrah debate the legitimacy of the new Netflix show, Too Hot to Handle, discuss how COVID-19 makes this year’s Ramadan different, and interpret our dreams caused by wacky sleep schedules. Join us for another episode on What We Think!

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    18 min
  • Tiger King & AP Testing
    Join Mandira and Sarrah as they discuss the new coronavirus edition of the AP exam and shows like Tiger King-- so eccentric you have to watch the show to realize its a documentary, not a drama!
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    26 min
  • Quarantine Bucket List

    Besides doing your work from home, there isn't much to do when we're stuck indoors, preventing the spread of coronavirus. This podcast gives you ideas on fun ways to stay busy at home and how we're planning on spending our days in "quarantine". 

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    14 min
  • Corona Update #1

    We at What We Think Podcast are stuck in the center of the COVID-19 breakout in the United States (Seattle!). This podcast gives a little insight into how the world and our lives have been turned upside down by this virus.

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    12 min

About What We Think

From the publisher's feed

In this day and age, the youth want to be involved in current events, in politics, in climate change, in making a difference. Some people don't take us seriously, I mean, what could teens possibly…