In this episode, Julian, a Bronx native, speaks about about what protesting means to him and the parental influences that helped build his stance and views on social justice reform today.

In this episode, Dardan, an Albanian American, shares a unique superstition passed down to him from his parent's homeland.

In this episode, Justis, a Bronx native and passionate school teacher, describes why Hip Hop is more than just a genre of music. He explains how it influenced his upbringing and how he applies the fundamentals of Hip hop in his classroom curriculum.

Avisha, an Indian American, comically touches upon how the world of marriage and the weight of parental influence combine to manifest together in her household.

A queer creative living in NYC, Darrell reveals the origins and meanings behind his masterpiece: the Mirror Mask. He kindly shares how his upbringing, sexuality, and living in New York all contributed to becoming the successful artist he is today.

In this episode Ali describes his experience growing up as an Arab-American while describing his realities with familial expectations, his personal dreams, and his journey with the field of medicine.