Memoir of a Black Girl Chinelo E Agwuegbo

Hey guys, today's episode is about the young adult show Euphoria, starring Zendaya. The show is filled with amazing and iconic actors who bring real issues to life. Today Ritu joins us to talk about the show. Hope you enjoy it. 

There are times in which you just need a sign from the universe. Whether that time is now or not, I hope you take the message from this episode and continue giving life your all.

Hey guys! Today's podcast episode is about the term "Girlboss" and how it has become detrimental to society. Here are some links to some sources I used in the episode:

https://www.vox.com/22466574/gaslight-gatekeep-girlboss-meaning

https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20200127-the-advert-that-triggered-a-debate-about-girl-boss

Don't girl boss too close to the sun!

Have you ever watched a movie and felt as if you couldn't place yourself in the shoes of a cast member? Me too! My entire childhood (well, when I was 7+) was spent watching "teen" movies and TV Shows. They just had little to no representation. When they did have representation, it was in the form of a supportive character whose entire purpose was to help the main character grow. Not cool. In this episode, I talk about why coming-of-age movies need to garner more representation for tweens and teens of color. 

Rory Gilmore is one of those characters that I don't get the hype for. In this episode, I explore the actions and reactions Rory has had throughout the entire series. I also attempt to analyze why she acts the way that she does, and the factors that could've prompted her to act that way. 

Hey guys, today's podcast episode is about Obie's actions in the new Gossip Girl reboot. I don't go too in-depth about his character, but I kind of touch on the traits he has that make him unbearable. Additionally, I connect Obie's character to Dan Humphrey from the original gossip girl, they're more alike than people think! Hope you enjoy listening.