“Adulting” is a trendy term often used to describe individuals demonstrating responsibilities. However, we all view adulting in different ways. In this episode, we will be discussing our understanding of “adulting” and our fears about becoming an adult.

Careers are perceived differently across cultures and ethnic backgrounds. In this episode, we explore how career choices and aspirations were viewed in our households growing up.

Bullying is an ongoing issue for youth. In today’s episode, we discuss the effects of bullying and suggest some solutions that youth can use to support their mental health and wellbeing.

Feminism is a social concept that is often discussed in today’s society. In this episode, the speakers discuss their understanding of feminism and how it is sometimes misunderstood. They share perspectives about the future of feminism, and the importance of gender equality.

Self-esteem impacts individuals throughout their lives. Those with higher self-esteem tend to display greater confidence, while those with lower self-esteem may struggle with insecurity and self-consciousness. In this episode, we explore the concept of self-esteem and its impact on BIPOC individuals.

Youth today face many academic pressures. In this episode, we discuss the levels of academic pressure our speakers face, and how it relates to BIPOC communities. We also share some tips and advice for individuals who are experiencing academic burnout and pressure.

Friendships change and develop over time as we get older. In this episode, we discuss experiences with friendships and how to identify toxic friendships. We also address strategies to effectively build new friendships in Canada.

In this episode, the group discusses different forms of privilege and how their own privileges impact their lives in Canada.