In the final episode for season 1, the hosts share their post-graduation plans, what they enjoyed most about working on the podcast and collaborating with TEEEM, and their biggest accomplishments. 

This episode explores how different cultures interact, conserve, and protect the environment, particularly in more vulnerable places such as the Caribbean Islands, the Amazon Rainforest, and Peru. For more info on how to support the efforts of the Kanindé Ethno-Environmental Defense Association and Aquaverde, visit https://www.aquaverde.org/association_kaninde_en/.

In celebration of Women's History Month (March), this episode discusses various examples of women empowerment by looking at literature analyzed in our class and current events happening around the world.  

In celebration of Black History Month (February), this episode shares the contributions of black leaders in music, art, science, and politics.

This episode focuses on Native Americans, providing an explanation of lesser known historical facts, a celebration of their diverse culture, and a discussion of past and current injustices, especially in the American and Canadian education systems.

In this debut episode, listeners will learn about the purpose of our podcast, meet the hosts, and hear the topic of our first episode.