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 have to offer to the world? Well, we're here to tell you what we think.
What We Think
Claim This Podcastby Sarrah and Mandira
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18 episodes
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Podcast Overview
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 have to offer to the world? Well, we're here to tell you what we think.
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6/11/2020
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Recent Episodes
March 16, 2022
Period Poverty ft. Ayesha and Adrija
<p>In this episode, Sarrah and guest host Ayesha sit down with Adrija Jana, a high school senior from Kolkata, India to discuss menstrual hygiene, inequities, and taboos. Listen as they discuss the Pink Tax, period taboos in Desi and Desi-American cultures, educating men on periods, and lack of access to menstrual hygiene products in American and Indian schools. Specific time stamps are included below!</p> <p>Period poverty definition - (7:00)</p> <p>How did you find out about periods? (8:20)</p> <p>Period taboo & Desi cultural stigma - (13:15) & (40:28)</p> <p>Educating men on periods - (22:03)</p> <p>Pink Tax & period products accessibility - (26:05) & (30:40)</p> <p>COVID-19's impact on period poverty/menstrual stigma - (29:00)</p> <p>Menstural hyegine in schools in the U.S. & India - (36:39)</p> <p><br></p>
February 3, 2022
Mental Health in America V.S. India (feat. Adrija)
<p>In this episode, Sarrah and Mandira (virtually) sit down to discuss the stigma behind mental health in Desi-American communities compared to the stigma surrounding it in India. They speak to Adrija Jana, a student from India, who shares her experiences coping with life during the pandemic and her struggle with mental health and accessing help. Also, a quick debate between ras gulla, gulab jamun, and jalebi!</p> <p>note: some of Adrija's audio is shaky until the 24:00 mark </p>
August 29, 2021
ew, college apps.
<p>In the first episode of season two, Sarrah and Mandira rant about the current college application process they (along with the rest of the class of 2022) are currently suffering through. They also compare the pros and cons of the American college app system and weigh in on what their peers thought was the worse thing about the college application process. Timestamps to hear about specific topics: pressure to start - (2:30); writing essays - (19:00); career & doing adult things - (39:00)</p>
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