Just a Little Confused..‪.‬ Ashuta Date, Sharika Reddy

In this episode, we discuss all our experiences over the past years, and even within recent months, that have allowed us to grow as people. Going into senior year, we know we have changed a lot since we had first started high school, and we wanted to spread all that we have learned and give advice to anyone else who may have experienced or is currently experiencing similar things!

In this episode, we talk about our pet peeves and how they are rather annoying in our lives! There's a lot of tea and a lot of gossip, so be prepared! 

After a 5 month hiatus, we are back and ready to get back into the routine of high school in person, kinda. Like many other teens, we have our reservations about going back to school in person, however, considering we are rising juniors, we have a fair share of advice to give to the new high schoolers coming back into an in-person learning environment. Along with advice, we also have a variety of predictions, memories, and, of course, some typical teen humor to build up this awesome episode!

This is a shorter episode for kids and parents to listen to if they want to learn about the teenage perspective on parenting. Parenting is already hard and trying to communicate with parents is just as difficult, so listen to this short episode to help become a little less confused on parent-teen relationships! 

Friendship is a pretty difficult but essential part of growing up, especially as a teen. If you are with the right people, it is a fun and enjoyable experience, but all of us know that sometimes it isn't too fun. In this episode, we will talk about how to determine fake friends and toxic relationships and also how you should address them. We will also talk about the importance of making and maintaining healthy bonds with one another and how to do so. Don't be worried if you are confused about friendship, we're here to help!

School in the pandemic is something tons of people have to deal with, so we are going to discuss challenges and problems with school right now and also talk about school before the pandemic.