In this clip, the group shares their personal relationship with self-care, and discusses the differences in how they both how receive and give care to others.

For older generations, college represented survival and economic opportunities. In this clip, Celia and I discuss how that's changed for younger generations.

In modern western culture, there are a select handful of acceptable topics for men to bond with each other over: Whether we like it or not, people will objectify us. How much should we concern ourselves with that? Should we change how we dress? How we talk? How we behave?

Mainstream media and inter-generational messaging can sometimes create a counterproductive narrative for black Americans. In this clip, Audrey shares her experience overcoming negative cultural messages.

Almost everyone has unhealthy relationships in their past that they've learned and grown from. In this clip, Evan and Ashley reflect on the lessons they've learned and how that's impacted their relationships over time.

The adage goes: What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. In this clip, Grace, Evan and Ethan discuss the specific ways in which this proved true in their own lives, and how this relates to the much larger question of what the right level of difficulty in life is.