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After all these financial literacy content heavy episodes, we decided to record episode. If you’re chilling outside or having a cup of coffee, give us a quick listen for a relaxing and fun time.

College can seem intimidating, and it really can be financially. In this week’s episode, we share some tips to start early and make wise choices with your money in your college years

We're back with another episode in our finance series! This week we talk about financial literacy discrepancies and share tips on making the seemingly overwhelming process of handling your money wisely easier

Last time we talked out investing in stocks, but this week we discuss investment on a larger scale. There are so many other things to invest in, whether that is valuable items, real estate, companies, and more. Tune in for an entertaining but informational episode!

Investing can seem scary to most newcomers, but in today’s episode we go into more depth about investing in the stock market. Although there are risks, you are in charge of your own money and investing isn’t hard for anyone, even teens!

On this week’s episode, join us to discuss the gender gap in the finance and investing industries. We talk about possible reasons for the gap and some actions you can take to overcome financial insecurity. Also, we apologize for the awkward ending.

For this week’s episode, Lalana and Zoya dive into the specifics of debit and credit cards, further elaborating on being responsible with your spending habits when using a credit card. Of course, what’s a #GirlBoss episode without us going off topic, so tune in for a fun but informative episode!

As you all know it’s been a while since we recorded an episode but we are back with a new season! This season we will be talking about financial independence and financial literacy.

On this week’s episode, we have a featured speaker on air: Katrina Chanel, a best-selling author, mother, wife, US Air Force military veteran, and “She”preneur! Join us as we interview Ms. Chanel about her journey, passion, obstacles, and Become H.E.R. Speaker Series to empower women!

This week’s episode consisted of the first leader interview! In order to start off close to home, our first featured leader is Lalana, one of the founders of Penny For Many, a nonprofit geared towards bringing comfort to those in need. Join us as Lalana shares her journey, challenges she faced, and advice!

Although it’s been a while, Lalana and Zoya are back with season 5! This season, we will be interviewing various kinds of leaders and entrepreneurs to find out their passion and motivation. If you are interested please fill out the form in our Instagram bio!

On our final episode of season 4, we discuss the impacts of being two-faced. Some people are two-faced to mask their identities and fit in, while others want to avoid haters. We talk about how being biased about other people leads to misjudgment. However, even if you are two-faced for a moment, the process of getting back to your true self always matters and allows you to gain essential skills along the way.

Meet 5-year old Lalana and 5-year old Zoya and their numerous childhood memories that have shaped who they are today. With our discussions about identity, we decided to talk about how our past experiences have influenced our personalities. What made us leaders? There isn't a direct answer, but you can find out in this episode?

Sometimes we may feel like we don’t know who we are with so many parts of us all over the place. But it’s important to remember that not just one thing defines you; it’s the combination of natural habits and things you learn along the way, such as time management and becoming empowered. So in this episode we delve into certain lessons we have learned over our high school years to help guide all of the journeys that we will talk about in future episodes.

It’s the start of 2021 and also the beginning of a new season! On this week’s episode we have the co-founders of Young Poets Unite here with us to narrate their story and explore the importance of poetry as well as how it contributes to your identity.

This year has been quite a journey and we finally made it to the last episode of 2020 alive! Listen as Zoya and Lalana talk about their plans and goals for next year like committing to combing their hair everyday:) What are your goals for 2021, besides wishing corona died?

On the final episode of this season, we dive into the importance of networking and discuss its benefits for achieving success, not fame. Especially in a world that's so unfair and based on luck, building relationships and saying "no" can be a lifesaver. It's not an innate skill, but one that can be learned through practicing communication (#WiseWordsFromGrandma 😉)

t's been a while since we took a break from our usual talks, so we decided to chill and rant about our lives. Join us on a fun episode about our futures, our plans for winter break, and Lalana's dream to live in the east coast, especially New York :)

On this week’s episode Lalana and Zoya dive deeper into why talking face to face is the best option for communicating how you feel because otherwise it can turn into a whole game of real life telephone. We also discuss an issue a lot of people in this generation go through: being the new kid.

Public speaking is such a big issue but communication is how to overcome it. Next time you wanna talk to someone, maybe consider calling instead of texting. Remember: your face talks more than your words :)

It’s been a while, but join Zoya and Lalana this week as they wrap up their stories from last time (sorry for the cliffhanger) and talk about what public speaking really is :)

What are your fears? Join Lalana and Zoya as they give an intro into season 3 and share their stories about how their fears began, whether it’s being alone in Among Us or the old, wise sage in Lalana.

What are you guys scared of? Well if we’re talking about Zoya, it’s all the bugs you can name and for Lalana, listen in to find out. But despite having fears, how we overcome them is what’s really essential, wether it’s through experience or through a change of attitude.

On this week’s episode of #GirlBoss, we have invited two very special friends of ours - Anisya and Netra! We reminisce about our experiences with DECA in the past year and discuss not only the bonds we’ve made, but also the tremendous leadership benefits we’ve gained. Join us on this funny episode in which we talk about some of our best moments together at the state competition!

Today we have a hearty discussion about the role of mental health with the podcast No apologies on how social media effects women stigmas, vulnerability, and self-worth. However we might of talked about Ronald McDonald and Chuck E. Cheese terrors.

What does being “girly” mean? Does it mean men wearing pink? Or girls putting on dresses and makeup? Join us today as we talk about what we perceive as the definition of being girly. In society today, aspects of girliness and being a homemaker are looked down upon. We discuss why this stereotype is unjustified and why it needs to be overcome.

Today we discussed women in the physical field as well as those who are well built and involved in sports. We mentioned movies and shows, personal experiences, and how to overcome this stigma. We realized this is a topic that is not highly addressed and wanted to take the time to talk about it, but we obviously ended up getting off-topic and ranting about school, the SAT, and more, so be sure to check it out!

Join us in this collab with Mind Map’s podcast where we talk about how women are facing discrepancies in the general workforce. It’s also safe to say that we went off topic like usual and ranted about eggs 🥴 and tik tok🤣

Join us on our first collaboration with STEM Time!! In this episode we have two special guests from another podcast called STEM Time with Navya and Aishwarya. We get into the depths of stigmas involving women in the STEM field and plan our revenge to outrun the stigma 😆

Today we venture into the roots of our culture and discuss various stigmas and stereotypes within the Indian culture and how they are slowly changing for the better. As kids who grew up in America but value our Indian customs, we talk about challenges we’ve faced and also benefits we’ve gained. #ispeaksamosas

In this episode we talk, more like rant, about an experience where us the hosts had to face the stigma of being girls in a robotics team. Follow along as we talk about our experience of facing and overcoming this stigma. We use this experience to serve as an intro for our upcoming season about challenges and stigmas women face in general and in the work force.(We don’t go as off topic as usual this time) 😁

Hey y’all! Today we talk about the importance of taking initiative and changing our mindset in order to make a change in our lives. We also discuss about many organizations that are geared towards initiating change and came across one really impressive one: Our Future of Change. Also, LOL like usual there’s a rant at the end😆

Taking a break from talking about our normal leadership discussions and instead ranting about our #whack lives :)

Join us as we talk about our childhood and the iconic trio of Harry Potter. We also discuss the values of teamwork and relatable quotes and memes :)

Is Gen Z gonna be the future leaders? Recently, millennials’ secret weapon has been social media. From spreading awareness to sharing their views on injustices, various platforms have been flooded with posts about social matters like the BLM. Join us for a talk about how Gen Z demonstrates leadership AND how you can now make leadership your second nature also!!

Tune in for an episode where we mention what you will see in future episodes as well as a conversation between the speakers to get a glimpse of our personalities :)

Wanna know if this podcast is the right one for you? This trailer will give you a sneak peak into what we have in store!