Is the media benefiting the conversation of mental health or actually creating more problems? If social media didn’t exist, do you think the world of mental health would be better or worse compared to now? Social media has been an incredible platform in generating the discussion on mental health; however, there are downsides to the powerful influence of the media in our lives. In this episode, the hosts discuss the effects of social media in mental health education, from the benefits and opportunities to the misconceptions and comparisons that may arise. In addressing this topic from various points of view and examples, the hosts hope to spread awareness on the importance of mental health education as well as ways to safely navigate the media.

Why are people boycotting Starbucks? Why did Columbia University cancel its commencement ceremony? In this episode, the hosts come back for a sequel episode to talk about the Israel-Palestine conflict and everything that has happened since October 7th. Specifically, this time, the hosts hone in on the social and educational responses to this conflict. As the hosts talk through the most prominent and recent boycotts and encampments against the conflict, they weigh in their thoughts on how society has responded, as well as the steps we should take to educate ourselves.

In this episode, the hosts take a deep dive into the often misunderstood world of acne. They first explore the struggles and stereotypes people face while dealing with acne and share personal experiences. Later on, the hosts discuss about the various treatments they've tried such as Clindamycin, Lactic Acid (AHA), Birth Control, and more. From the fluctuating nature of acne to the hurtful misconceptions surrounding it, the hosts hope to share some advice and suggestions to those that are dealing with acne through conversation and break the overall social stigma.