Hosted by Lia Nariman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 42 episodes
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Join Lia Nariman and her guests as they address the importance of balancing academics and mental wellbeing while building necessary life skills in youth. In this everchanging world, the Speaking for Youth podcast will make sure the younger generation is prepared to become bright-minded leaders. Contacts: - Instagram: @speakingforyouth.podcast- Email: lianariman9@gmail.com
Lia Nariman hosts Speaking for Youth, a education show with 42 episodes published.
Join special guest Mahba Ahmad as she talks about why youth should involve themselves in STEM while also adopting a broad perspective when it comes to what they pursue after high school. By taking an interdisciplinary ap
Youth often feel out of reach when it comes to decision-making opportunities in collaboration with city and state officials. In this episode, join special guest Jihoo Yoon as she talks about why youth should get involved
Whether you're currently a teenager stressed out about what you want to pursue in the future or how to choose a major when applying to college, or have already finished your educational journey, special guest Isabella We
Joined by special guest Linda Frazier, this episode is a guide for how teens can logically balance out all aspects of their lives in a way that doesn’t obstruct them from life goals or, on the other hand, burn them out.
Join us as we talk about the direct reasons why confidence within youth is lacking - and why, as teens, we are scared to preserve our own identity and passions in order to conform to societal expectations, leading to a l
Join us as we talk about logic vs. emotion and why it’s important for youth to prevent their emotions from clouding their judgment, or the other way around. Throughout the talk with special guest Hana Ali, listeners we'l
Finish the mini spring series with us as we discuss what habits and mindsets youth can implement into their routine to make this season even better than the last. This is the last episode of season three of the Speaking
In this week's episode, we're addressing the tendency for youth, specifically teens, to ignore warning signs related to burnout. It's important to always be self-aware and recognize what your brain and body want rather t
Join us as we continue our mini spring series and talk about how youth can step into the best version of themselves as they enter a new season. We will talk about why hobbies are so important, how to balance them with yo
In this episode of the Speaking for Youth podcast's mini spring series, we talk about how getting involved in different forms of art can benefit teens' mental wellbeing and ultimate happiness. Today, special guest Jiwoo
This week, we cover the importance of implementing real passion into the things you choose to pursue. It takes courage to recognize that an extracurricular or class is no longer fulfilling, but letting go to make room fo
Join us in the mini spring series, where Speaking for Youth will cover topics that aim to help you start the new season as the best version of yourself! In this week's episode, we are joined by Bellerie Tang, an academic
This week, we're focusing on how social media and academic expectations can lead to internalizing negative self-talk without self-confidence to protect them. After this episode, you'll realize that you're not alone in yo
Youth insensitivity is at an all time rise. Teens no longer feel encouraged to showcase their hard work or talents because of a fear of judgment. Social media has exacerbated how teens handle polarized issues when speaki
Join us for an insightful conversation about how hope and self-confidence play a role in one's mindset. Joined with special guest Anusha Sinha, we'll be discussing why optimism is so important for the younger generation
In this week's episode, we cover the causes and harms of jealousy, comparison, and competition with special guest Lauryn Chew, the founder of OC Focus. After doing so, we dive into some solutions we can implement in the
In high school, you're facing one of your biggest fears, whether you know it or not. You're constantly being exposed to trying new things, whether it's clubs, extracurriculars, or classes. But why is it important to not
Tune in to the premier episode of season three and learn all about why teens are competing with one another and ultimately limiting their potential. We see it happen again and again, so it's time for something new - and
For this season's finale episode, join Lia and nonprofit founder Bellerie Tang as they discuss how teens can break past fear, stigma, and discouragement in order to start their passion projects. By the end, you'll realiz
Stream the penultimate episode of season two that's all about letting go of resentment and making space for new relationships and brighter horizons! Forgiveness is the most difficult thing to do, but it opens more space
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Speaking for Youth is hosted by Lia Nariman. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 42 episodes.
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