Friendships change and develop over time as we get older. In this episode, we discuss experiences with friendships and how to identify toxic friendships. We also address strategies to effectively build new friendships in Canada.

In this episode, the group discusses different forms of privilege and how their own privileges impact their lives in Canada.

In this episode, we discuss understandings of gender inequality and how it is demonstrated within families. The speakers share personal experiences and discuss how gender inequality differs within Canadian society compared to other places and cultures.

We have seen the rise of social media apps, trends and influencers. In this episode, youth discuss social media and how it affects people in the younger generations. The group discusses the advantages and disadvantages of social media, how the rise of influencers is affecting youth and their thoughts on taking social media breaks.

We're back with another very important topic! In this episode, the group discusses about what mental health is and how it is a taboo topic for many immigrant families. The group shares their understanding of mental health and personal experiences, while offering helpful tips to individuals who may need support."

In this episode, we discuss the concept “Winter Depression” and how it affects many people during the colder months. The group also offers helpful advice on how to cope with winter depression and support others.

Cultural norms is a concept that has shaped many youths' lives. Some cultural norms are based on shared values and beliefs of past generations. In this episode, the group discusses their understanding of cultural norms and how it has impacted their lives.

Today’s discussion is about pay gaps, working twice as hard, undervalued contributions, gender dynamics, and how a lot of the time education and work experience in one country does not translate to other countries like Canada. Farah and Rosey conclude that issues such as these damage BIPOC’s lives and stifle growth in the Canadian economy.