Looking for something to watch during quarantine? From iconic sitcoms like The Office and Friends, to thrilling series such as Stranger Things and Breaking Bad, listen as we reflect on some of our favorite TV shows! 

From action films to teen dramas, classics, and more, listen as we talk about some of our favorite movies from our childhoods and in recent years. SPOILER ALERT!! This episode contains movie spoilers, so listen at your own risk. Now grab some popcorn and tune in! 

From our favorite foods from our own cultures, to our ice cream cravings, and even to debunking some myths about food, listen as we journey through different kinds of great cuisine and discuss our favorites in a casual conversation. 

In light of Suicide Prevention month, this episode will be featuring an insightful conversation about mental health.  National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 National Youth Crisis Hotline: 1-800-448-4663

Since we can't travel during this time, we will be revisiting our memories of our favorite vacation spots. From Australia to Japan, hear us talk about our favorite attractions and share some funny stories!

"Women can't be successful CEOs." "Girls aren't supposed to build things or code programs. Those are jobs for men." "She needs to watch her attitude; she's too assertive about politics." These are all phrases commonly heard in business, STEM, and politics when describing strong, successful women. Today's episode features a wonderful guest speaker, Ellen Zhang, who is the co-founder of 2AM Post and the president of Women in Business in her high school. We will be sharing our personal experiences as girls in the fields of business, STEM, and politics, as well as empowering other women to step up and become more involved in fields they are passionate about.  For more information about Ellen and her incredible organization, visit https://www.the2ampost.org/, or follow 2AM Post on Instagram (@2am_post)!

Zoom, masks, and quarantine are some words we never thought we would be saying so much this year. On today's episode, we'll be discussing the impact that the coronavirus has had on students, especially the Class of 2021. 

Whether it be misguided questions regarding a culture's language, fallacies about personalities based on race, or even judgemental assumptions about appearance, inappropriate cultural stereotypes are on the rise. On today's episode, we discuss many of these cultural and racial stereotypes, hoping to debunk the myths and reveal the truth. 

Dear Society,  Welcome to our podcast! Hosted by two rising seniors in high school, Alena and Sureen are eager to share their stories and thoughts on a variety of topics ranging from cultural stereotypes, to school related issues, and even movie and show recommendations. Join them for interesting and engaging conversations starting August 8th.