Navigating through the pandemic's troubled waters is difficult, but feeling like you're going through it alone is a separate battle. Every Friday, join Arlene Nagtalon, a current high school senior, as she shares her experiences through COVID-19 and interviews others willing to do the same. If you're looking to hear coping methods in these turbulent times, wanting to gain a better understanding of the lives of others, or simply searching for a reminder that everything will be okay, this is the podcast for you!
In Clarity's debut episode, I am joined by my friend, Lilac, as she shares her recent mental health struggles as a member of the Black community in honor of Black History Month. She shares her experiences of going through her first loss, self-improvement, and tackling her anger issues head-on during a time of much adversity. As a mental health and social justice advocate, Lilac believes that seeking help is necessary, especially when challenging the injustices of todya's world and society.
Here, I discuss a little bit about myself and brush over how the pandemic has treated me so far. I never expected myself to be running a podcast, so listen in on why I decided to start one on mental health, what exactly led up to this moment, and why I believe it's important!