In today’s episode I chat with Kode with Klossy scholars Anum, Lexi, and Nasrin about all things KWK and coding! If you’re interested in learning how to code or want something to do this summer, listen to this episode to learn more about an ama

How to shift the narrative around Muslim women, what we can all do for girls’ education, + how you can make a tangible impact in your community ft. Jana Amin

Mar 3rd, 2021 25m 7s

In today’s episode I chat with Jana Amin, an Egyptian-American high school senior passionate about girls’ education and women in Islam. An avid speaker, Jana gave a TedX-Youth talk on changing the narrative around Muslim women and has spoken at

Why the Tik Tok algorithm is problematic, how AI is supercharging social, racial, and economic inequalities, + the importance of fair, equitable AI ft. Sneha Revanur

Feb 17th, 2021 33m 42s

Welcome to Season Three of She Chat Podcast!! In this episode I chat with Sneha Revanur, the founder and president of Encode Justice, a global, youth-led coalition that's fighting for equity and justice under artificial intelligence through pol

So you want to start a podcast: podcasting 101

Oct 21st, 2020 27m 57s

In the final episode of Season Two, I have my first ever solo episode where I talk about everything you need to know about starting a podcast. I get so many questions on podcasting so I decided to make a whole episode breaking down the podcasti

Anika Nayak: How to get your articles published in mainstream media, why it’s important to have diverse voices in journalism, + tips on becoming a freelance journalist

Oct 7th, 2020 39m 30s

In this week’s episode I chat with Anika Nayak, a Gen Z freelance journalist from Tampa, Florida. Her bylines have appeared in Architectural Digest, Business Insider, Elite Daily, Teen Vogue, Washington Post's The Lily, and many more. We talk a

Xiye Bastida: How we can make the climate justice space more inclusive, why there’s strength in diversity, + how you can make a change in the world

Sep 23rd, 2020 39m 12s

In this episode, I chat with Xiye Bastida, a teenage climate activist based in NYC. Xiye, who was born and raised in Mexico as part of the Otomi-Toltec indigenous people, is passionate about bringing marginalized voices to the forefront of the

Sanaalee Troupe: Why we should care about our planet, the challenges of being a woman of color activist, and how to host a beach clean up

Sep 9th, 2020 27m 43s

In this week’s episode, I chat with Sanaalee Troupe, a student environmentalist and activist. Along with being the founder of the organization Cleaner Oceans Institute, Sanaalee is passionate about CS and economics and making these fields more

Gabby Agustin: Being a Gen Z Storyteller, Getting into photography, + Immigrating to the US

Aug 26th, 2020 40m 34s

In today’s episode I chat with Gabby Agustin, a Filipina Gen Z Storyteller who dabbles in various mediums--from photography to graphic design to social media to podcasting. We talk about her experience immigrating to the US from the Philippines

Laís Santoro: Dealing with activist burnout, fighting for environmental justice + the importance of taking a break

Aug 12th, 2020 42m 25s

In today’s episode I talk to Laís Santoro, who is an environmental justice activist involved in organizations such as the Sunrise Movement. We discuss how being an immigrant from Brazil has shaped who she is, how to fight for climate justice du

Shivali Gulati: Starting Girl Genius, Securing internships, + Dealing with pressure

Jul 29th, 2020 39m 51s

In today’s episode I chat with Shivali Gulati, a high school senior from the Bay Area passionate about equitable computer science education and bridging the gender gap in STEM. She is also the founder of Girl Genius, which has reached 470,000+

Nancy Bosnoian: Surviving the Syrian Civil War, Immigrating to the U.S., + the Importance of Sleep

Jul 15th, 2020 39m 48s

In today’s episode I chat with Nancy Bosnoian, rising freshman at Columbia University and founder of End No Sleep, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of sleep. We talk about her journey to the U.S. from Syria, why s

Nyla Choates: Organizing a BLM Protest, Starting a Nonprofit, + How to Maintain the Momentum of the BLM Movement

Jul 1st, 2020 33m 16s

In today’s episode I chat with Nyla Choates, a youth activist from Milpitas, CA. In just a couple of days Nyla organized her local BLM Protest and thousands of people showed up! She also started her own nonprofit called My Roots are Rich which

Myanno Miller: Students for Black Lives, BLM Movement, + How to Be an Ally

Jun 17th, 2020 18m 46s

In today’s episode I chat with Myanno Miller, Director of Operations at Students for Black Lives and incoming freshman at Northwestern University. We talk about 2020 protests vs. 2016 protests, how social media has influenced the BLM movement,

Karina Popovich: 3D Printing PPE, Starting a Clothing Line, + Being a Woman in Tech

May 20th, 2020 29m 44s

In today’s episode I chat with Karina Popovich, founder of Makers for COVID-19, a group of people with 3D printers who are making over 22,000 PPE items each week. She is also the founder of Wear Alpha, a 3D printed clothing line, and is a stron

Ava McDonald: Teen Entrepreneurship, Starting Zfluence, + Dealing with Feelings of Doubt

May 13th, 2020 17m 51s

In today’s episode I chat with Ava McDonald, founder and CEO of Zfluence, an influencer agency that connects companies with members of Gen Z who authentically love and want to support their brand. We talk about how she started a business as a t

Caitlin Stanton: Engineering at Cornell, Dealing with Burnout, + Learning to Code

May 6th, 2020 38m 15s

In today’s episode I chat with Caitlin Stanton who is a senior at Cornell majoring in electrical and computer engineering. She is passionate about advocating for diversity in tech through her Instagram, blog, and public speaking. We talk about

Sanskriti Deva: Sustainability, Inventing, + Entrepreneurship

Apr 29th, 2020 19m 25s

In today’s episode I chat with Sanskriti Deva who is a sustainability entrepreneur, activist, and researcher! We talk about how she first got interested in tech, facing your fears, and how to get involved in research as a high school student. W

Sanskriti Deva: Sustainability, Inventing, + Entrepreneurship

Apr 29th, 2020 19m 25s

Audrey Pe: Women in Tech, Taking a Gap Year, + Studying Abroad at Stanford

Apr 22nd, 2020 33m 53s

In today’s episode I chat with Audrey Pe, founder of WiTech, a nonprofit organization that aims to educate, inspire, and empower youth to make a difference and break gender barriers using technology. Audrey is currently on a gap year before hea

Macy Lee: Productivity Expectations, Burnout, + Mental Health Advocacy

Apr 15th, 2020 33m 13s

In this episode I chat with Macy Lee, student at UC Davis and founder of Talang Dalisay and My State of Mind. We talk about the pressure to be productive during quarantine, public speaking tips, and her love for cows! Enjoy the episode xxCONTA

Izzy Lapidus: Girls in STEM, Astronomy, + High School Internships!

Apr 8th, 2020 37m 47s

In this episode I chat with the wonderful Izzy Lapidus, a high school senior in NYC, STEMinist, and CEO of FIRST EMPOWER, among other things. We talk about everything from how to get involved in STEM to organization advice. Enjoy the episode!

Chinmayi Balusu: Neuroscience, Poetry, + Dealing with the Imposter Syndrome

Apr 1st, 2020 32m 33s

In today’s episode I chat with Chinmayi Balusu, student at Columbia University and founder of Simply Neuroscience, an organization dedicated to fostering students' interdisciplinary interests in the brain. We talk about her love for neuroscienc

Emily Weinberg: Mental Health, Voting, + High School Advice

Mar 25th, 2020 23m 12s

In today’s episode I chat with Emily Weinberg, a teen mental health advocate from Lexington, Massachusetts, who runs an organization called Sophrosyne Mental Health, which you can learn more about at www.sophrosynementalhealth.com. We also talk

Snehaa Ganesh: Spelling Bees, Dealing with Disappointment, + Sacrifices

Jan 24th, 2020 37m 24s

In this episode I chat with Snehaa Ganesh who is known for being Scripps National Spelling Bee Runner Up 2016, but is interested in so many other things such as reducing competition anxiety, astrophysics, neuroscience, and dancing!! She current

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