The Gen Z Hour explores topics at the intersection of gender and culture. Generation Z, born between the years 1996 - 2012, is like no generation before it. We aren’t waiting for the world to change around us, we’re the ones changing it. Focusing on uplifting Gen Z youth everywhere, The Gen Z Hour prides itself on tackling important topics with a relatable and humorous twist.
Chandana, Helen, and Aarushi talk with Sophie Beren who is the Founder & CEO of The Conversationalist, a non-partisan educational platform empowering Gen Z to break out of their echo chambers, have difficult conversations, and unify together.
Helen, Aarushi, and Chandana talk about how their mental health was affected by the pandemic and online school, and take a look back and a look forward on the positives (and negatives!) of both quarantine life and normal life.
Co-hosts Shree, Richa and Akshara get together and discuss their favorite songs and analyze the meanings of their favorite lyrics; ranging from songs by Taylor Swift and Kanye to Broadway Musicals.
Co-hosts Anisha and Helen sat down with Sriya Tallapragada, the founder and president of Girls Who Steam, Inc. to discuss how the organization came to be, what barriers hinder women from having careers in the STEM field, and how women can get more involved in the field today.
In this episode Shree, Richa and Akshara take on several issues, and discuss the inequality women face in several fields and the deep imbedded misogyny present in our society.