Today Is Not Tomorrow

Rasha Hammad is the CEO & Founder of Youth Underground, a platform to educate members of the youth about human trafficking. Ah-ha I got you there, not a conversation you thought we'd dare bring to the table. Well, quite the opposite, listen as we demystify a topic of conversation kids need to be a part of. As seen on CNN's Freedom Project, Rasha shares the facts and truths on what is wrongly deemed a Taboo topic.

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It is time for the season finale.

Mofiyin writes her letter to self.

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Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas ! What are your favourite holiday traditions? Favourite meals? Most precious memory from the holiday season? Highlights of 2020? Join me and my two incredibly special guests Salo and Morgan as we answer these burning questions and talk all things Christmas, sounds like a blast ... your not wrong.

GEN-Z. Who are we? Introducing Riya Goel, Author of 'The GEN-Z book', intersectional feminist and so much more! Listen as we discuss her work of art and what to expect in what will soon be the most discussed book of the year. Have fun as we find more about the only book of its kind, by a GEN-Z member, about a GEN-Z member to a GEN-Z member and the rest of the world. Stay tuned to hear a snippet of the juicy stuff and like me left hanging on to every last word. Of course we didnt stay on topic the whole time ;) , activist burnout .. we know the feeling.

GEN-Z. Who are we? Introducing Riya Goel, Author of 'The GEN-Z book', intersectional feminist and so much more! Listen as we discuss her work of art and what to expect in what will soon be the most discussed book of the year. Have fun as we find more about the only book of its kind, by a GEN-Z member, about a GEN-Z member to a GEN-Z member and the rest of the world. Stay tuned to hear a snippet of the juicy stuff and like me left hanging on to every last word. Of course we didnt stay on topic the whole time ;) , activist burnout .. we know the feeling.

Meet Samaira Mehta, Founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar company Coderbunnyz, a force to be reckoned with! At 6 she learned how to code. At 8 she was delivering coding workshops in libraries and at tech events. At 10 she declined a job offer from Google and received a letter from Michelle Obama. At 12 she has taught over 10,000 people how to code with her 3 board games. Who said there's ever such a thing as starting too early? Listen as we find out how she created her empire, acknowledge her astounding accomplishments and learn of her future aspirations to help acquire kids everywhere with the skills of the future.

Meet Samaira Mehta, Founder and CEO of a multi-million dollar company Coderbunnyz, a force to be reckoned with! At 6 she learned how to code. At 8 she was delivering coding workshops in libraries and at tech events. At 10 she declined a job offer from Google and received a letter from Michelle Obama. At 12 she has taught over 10,000 people how to code with her 3 board games. Who said there's ever such a thing as starting too early? Listen as we find out how she created her empire, acknowledge her astounding accomplishments and learn of her future aspirations to help acquire kids everywhere with the skills of the future.

Do we need emotions? Does free will exist? Is it good to lie? Will robots take over?! Just a few of the mind-boggling questions thrown around as you hear us present different views and perspectives to our answers. Listen as the unimaginable unfolds. Theoretical views and beliefs are pushed to the limits, Naima the 'Scientist' and Zuleykha the 'Psychologist' supposedly have the views of each other! This has been a whirlwind of a talk,  these questions have paved the way for many more conversations to come. Don't you worry, prepare for an infinite amount of what ifs ? ...

Welcome the co-hosts of 'Cutting Chai', Naomi and Kunal. An amazing Podcast for you to listen to as they answer the juiciest questions posed by their audience whilst making delicious treats. Listen as we find out more about their blossoming siblinghood and reflect on their Asian roots and cultural upbringing. This episode will have you laughing within minutes then in your feelings the next.  Without further ado ... Culture and compassion with 'Cutting Chai'.

Friendships, make the most of them then move on! Change is inevitable, a part of life. Friends at school help you get through morbid times, but when is it time to draw the line? Hammy and Yusra touch base on the growth of their friendships and the chains they needed to break to find happiness. Lessons worth learning from. Know your worth, find supporters and uplifters, if not, it's time to hit the road and start the cycle again. Don't worry we're here to help !