STILL here is a space for figuring things out in real time.
Some episodes are conversations. Some are thoughts I couldn’t shake. Some are stories, questions, or ideas I just needed to sit with a little longer. The name comes from something simple: through all the growing, questioning, changing, leaving, and starting over we're still here. Still learning. Still creating. Still trying to make sense of it all.
The new chapter of Youth Zone.
Hear me out if you're stepping into your study abroad journey..
If you’re about to start your study abroad journey, this episode is for you.
The first half is about everything you can actually prepare for: packing, documents, logistics, what to bring, what to sort out before leaving, and the little things that can make your first weeks easier.
But the second half is about the things that are much harder to put on a checklist. The emotional side of studying abroad, the ways living somewhere new can change you, navigating independence, leaving versions of yourself behind, and adjusting to a life that might look very different from what you imagined.
This isn’t an episode about how to apply, or how to get accepted. It’s for those who are already stepping into that chapter and want to feel a little more prepared.
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30 Sept 2026
Where does privilege end and hard work begin?
In this episode, I reflect on the complicated line between being privileged and actually working incredibly hard for the things we have. Sometimes, what looks like luck or privilege from the outside is the result of sacrifices, struggles, and years of effort that nobody else got to see. At the same time, acknowledging our hard work doesn’t mean pretending that privilege doesn’t exist. I also explore the way we attach ideas of hard work and “earning your place” to masculinity, especially when it comes to relationships. Why do we sometimes respect someone more because they had to struggle for what they have? And why can privilege make us question someone’s ambition, character, or worth?
Reflections on privilege, effort, relationships, and the complicated question of who gets credit for the life they have.
24 May 2026
Thoughts on Antidepressants
People love talking about mental health until medication becomes part of the conversation. Suddenly, antidepressants and any psychiatric medication are treated as something scary, shameful, or life-changing in the worst way possible. A recap about the last couple of months led me to talk about the stigma around mental medication, the myths people still believe, the fear of “losing yourself” under a treatment. It is simply an honest conversation about survival, healing, and why asking for professional help should not be treated like something weak.
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