Focus On The Color

This past year, I have enjoyed knowing Lauren and her amazing self. In this episode, she talks about her college path, development, white savior complex, and so much more!! During her four years at UC Berkeley, she has been driven and passionate, from global issues to media-based education, shaping her future and setting the stage for future students like me!

Born in India and raised in Nigeria, Lakshmi Gopinathan comes to talk about growing up in Lagos as an Indian woman. From drives with her friends to her love for Afrobeats, she shares what it was like to grow up with two cultures she loves so much and make her the individual she is today.

Tejshri Gohel comes and discusses the best ways to keep a safe and healthy lifestyle. She speaks from her perspective as a nurse practitioner specializing in women's health. From adolescents to reproductive age and so on, this episode will give you tips on how to stay healthy both physically and mentally.

In this episode, I thought I would switch things up a bit and have a fun conversation with my friends about our life in college. We talk about our favorite memories, what we have learned, and the sole foundation of our friendship: free burritos. 

Emma Hoehn, an Urban Native, is here to tell the stories of her life growing up as a mixed Native American and European in the 21st century. From Blood Quantums to living with her native suitemates, her stories share how beautiful and essential her upbringing and experiences are to her identity.

In this episode, Radha Patel comes in to discuss marriage in the 21st Century. She speaks from her perspective as she is the founder and CEO of a matchmaking site called Single to Shaadi. From arranged marriages to feminist movements, this episode will look into new insight on how marriage has changed within the 21st century.

In this episode, Fawwaz Shoukfeh, Sami Sharif, and Priyansh Parekh discuss what feminism is like from the male perspective. I asked the audience to suggest topics of discussion that would make this episode focused on what you want to hear. Hope you guys love listening to these phenomenal male perspectives on the feminism movement! :)

In this episode, Hairuo Yi and Kate Henderson discuss what it is like growing up in America as an Asian American. They talk about their immigrant parents, acculturating, people they look up to, and, most of all, finding their identity! Hope you guys enjoy :)

In this episode, Macy Chambers speaks about how she grew up in a white Christian household and how that has shaped her to be the woman she is today. Not only does she talk about her story, but she also expresses how, as a white female, she is helping battle the racial and sexual inequalities today.

The Black Lives Matter movement has been going on since the 1960s, but this year, 2020, we have seen significant changes for it. Millions of people from all 50 states and 13+ countries have joined together to help fight for the rights of black people. Today in this episode, we have four special guests speaking about why the BLM movement is so important and their perspectives on it.

In this segment, I asked Courtlynn Phillips to express how being African American has shaped her to be the woman she is today. 

For Earth Day, I wanted to make a segment discussing how interconnected women and nature are. Enjoy:)

In this segment, I asked one of my friends to come and talk about how being a Catholic-Mexican has shaped her to be the woman she is today.

In this segment, I brought in a speaker to discuss her views on feminism and what it means to be a woman as a Syrian Muslim in America.

This segment will focus on my opinions on what it means to be a woman by incorporating my Indian culture, and how it views women.