In this episode, my friend Martha helps unravel a popular quote by Cesare Pavese. There's talk of nostalgia, nihilism and classic craziness. Was the past really ever as rosy as we remember? Why do we cling on to our past selves? Is there beauty in desiring what is long gone? Cesare's quote helps us explain this. Watch out for a sneak peak of the ne…

How much damage did that one phone call do? Why do we trust dishonest people so easily? How does faux power influence our view on people and things? In this episode, I take a deeper look into the effects of the 911 phone call made by Lyle Menendez in August 1989.

“Someone killed my parents.” Two brothers. A Beverly Hills Mansion. A brutal murder and a 911 phone call that wreaked havoc across a nation. Almost as though it was something out of a Soap Opera. In this episode, I take a look at the background of the case of California versus the Menendez Brothers and everything that happened before the infamous 9…

The world was placed on its toes at the thought of having an African American woman as the ruler of the free world. In this episode, I look at the acclaimed me too hashtag, the story of Recy Taylor and the Golden Globes speech that made the world speculate. Was Oprah Winfrey ever running for president? Will she ever? Could we imagine a United State…

It was on the 3rd of February 2005 that Nelson Mandela's words scarred the pages of history. Inscribing their mark on behalf of a movement that would later become a global thrust for change. An outcry against Poverty.

This episode explores the First Lady's most famous words in her lifetime. Words that we have credited her with saying for several decades now. But wait, we're they really her words? Now, we find out!