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In this episode, Shruthi and Adi talk about the results of the 2024 election and break down its landslide nature.

In this episode, Shruthi and Adi discuss the 2024 Vice Presidential debate, and give their criticisms and praises about both candidates.

In this episode, Shruthi and Adi discuss the several events that have happened these past couple of weeks, including the presidential debate hosted in Atlanta, Trump's assassination attempt, JD Vance as the VP nominee, and Biden's recent COVID diagnosis.

In this episode, Shruthi and Adi discuss voters' general feelings about Biden and Trump, the same candidates from the 2020 election, and how the decision on who to vote for is not as clear-cut for people in 2024 as it was in 2020.

In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on the recent Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action and our views on the topic as South Asian American students.

In this episode, we discuss Vivek Ramaswamy and his recent candidacy on the GOP ticket for President of the United States. We discuss his policies, the anti-ESG movement, and our thoughts on the influence of South Asian identity in American politics.

In this episode, we discuss the recent TikTok hearings occurring in US Congress. Lawmakers are suggesting that TikTok is a threat to American national security, and are highlighting potential risks with data privacy and youth safety. We discuss our opinions on these issues and its implications for US society.

In this episode, we discuss the Desantis-backed Stop Woke Act in Florida, which includes banning books highlighting a diversity of characters/experiences. We further discuss the larger implications of these bans at a student, but also society level. 

In this episode, we discuss what exactly Christian nationalism entails and what this would mean if the United States was declared a Christian nation. After talking about how it would affect society as a whole, we discuss the effects it has had and could have on our personal life. 

In this episode, we discuss the nuances of misogyny and anti-feminism in both South Asian and American society, and how we experience both forms as Indian-Americans. We also discuss how these sentiments have seeped into American politics.