By night, Taly works to build Blink, a virtual blind speed dating app inspired by a revelatory experience at a blackout restaurant. Making connections with strangers based on conversation alone, free of looks-driven assumptions, sparked the thought: would people date a wider variety of people and find more satisfying relationships if they were able to make an emotional connection with someone before swiping left? In 2020, Taly finally began turning the vision into reality and hopes to change online dating’s looks-first paradigm and, one day, move the concept beyond the dating world.  By day, Taly works at an AI-powered legal tech company as a Product Manager, having previously worked as a lawyer at a NYC law firm and as a legal operations professional at Netflix and Datadog. Taly earned her Bachelor's degree from New York University in 2011 and her Juris Doctorate from Columbia Law School in 2015. This is one amazing episode i guarantee you guys wont want to miss

This episode features feminist/activist Kelsie Joseph who is willing to discuss misconceptions and shed some light on what feminism actually is, and also discuss her organization catcalls of UWI(inspired by catcalls of nyc), an organization with the goal of highlighting and ending street harassment. Within this episode i guarantee you would most likely learn a thing or two about feminism and catcalling you probably didn't know before, i know i did. its definitely an episode worth listening to. do enjoy!!!

Hey guys, i know its been a while since I've been active on this platform, but i guarantee you that i haven't left it. Today i have with me a special guest, host of the crooked illness podcast, whose willing to discuss what her experience was like being bipolar, some misconceptions and alot of other things with regard to self care and mental health. Its another good one i guarantee.

This episode features inventor, material scientist and entrepreneur zebra parkar. She's quite a prolific inventor and on this episode you would be intrigued to hear her story and our discussion on things with regards to inventing. This is definitely another worthwhile episode to listen to.

Hey guys this episode is a bit more of a chill vibe since ive been absent for a while. But it definitely is an interesting conversation that i guarantee you won't want to miss out on. Please do have a listen👍

In this episode, i interview Alyea Sandovar, she works in video game production and design, has worked for several small game companies and even started her own consulting company helping others gamify their businesses, she also has acquired several degrees and has such an amazing story to share so therefore this is definitely one episode you do not want to miss. https://www.alyeasandovar.com/

In this episode, i interview kiden regis , someone i know from back home who's now doing her masters in nottingham on mental health. She shares some of her experience on this journey of studying mental health and we also dive into some stigmas surrounding such, along with so much more. Definitely have a listen

In this episode i sit with special guess kyler as she discusses her journey of finding a passion in creating skincare products and launches a business right in the midst of covid 19. She discusses what issues she faced in the beginning, some things she realised and some tips for individuals wishing to start there own business. .................... Also New music for the podcast created by jonathon weekes

In today's episode i interview Justus Hawking, a senior in college majoring in scom, and he discusses his experience majoring in scom, starting a blog, the importance of stories being told by black people, internships and more. Definitely an interesting episode that you should not miss out on

In this episode we have a discussion with regards to some heavy topics we think should be addressed, such as colorism, blm and more. We share some opinions regarding these topics and in the end i think it turns out to be a pretty informative episode. Its definitely another must watch.