Me Too Movement

In honor of Mental Health Awareness month, the ladies of BP take a flight with behavioral scientist Leona Buhenzire. Too often mental health and mental illness are used interchangeably, yet the two are conceptually different. Join us as we unpack this and the effects of one's environment on their mental health.

On this impromptu trip, the ladies decide not necessarily to cross borders, but to explore the status quo with relationship. Unlike our usual cultural discussions, on this episode we just take some time out to chat. Join us as we explore, debate, and unpack ideas around polyamory, monogamy, marriage, and social constructs. #Justforfun #enjoy

Parenting in general is hard, so what about parenting children who call multiple places home? Different cultures and communities to adapt to, different styles (potentially) to use. Join us on this flight as our guest, Paula, explains parenting in the US and parenting in Uganda. Are there any differences in the varying environments? Let's take this flight

Join us as our guest Dr. Lorraine Beraho takes us on her journey of entrepreneurship. What does it mean to have a 9-5 and own a Business? How does one grow across borders? Is there a mindset difference depending on your environment? Lets take this flight!

As we continue to explore the concept of having multiple places called home, we dig deeper into the influences that these places have on us. Can our values change as we move from location to location? Do they stay the same? Is who we are shaped by the place we lived in the longest? Is it okay to change based on the environment you are in or does that mean you are not being your authentic self? Let's take this flight.....

Have you ever noticed how your environment often times influences your perception of beauty? Does your perception change depending on where you are in the world? To kick off the season, we sat down to explore this concept of universal beauty.... What's your take?

On this episode of Boarding Pass, the ladies take a walk down memory lane to the earlier stages of the 2020 pandemic. What were the implications of Covid-19? How did it change you? Were there any positive outcomes? Grab your boarding pass and take this journey with us. 

Does anyone else think (at least once a day)...am I woman enough? There is a definite line between what makes women and men happy or Right and wrong.Ofcourse we have the stereotypes, societal and cultural conditioning and so much more but what else influences this pressure to be woman enough.In this episode we battle the age old question "can a woman have/be/do it all?". Is it possible or an ever elusive pursuit? 

Domestic Workers are some of the hardest working members of society. According to International Labour Organization, there are at least 67 million domestic workers worldwide. Many of these individuals face very low wages, excessively long hours, have no guaranteed weekly day off and at times are vulnerable to abuse or restrictions on freedom, often attributed to gaps in national labour and employment legislation. On this episode we navigate through the perception of domestic workers and what it means to employ them...or not. 

Me Too! On this episode of Boarding Pass we discuss  sexual harassment, gender balance, and the power dynamic. Can men be sexually abused, can women fight harassment without men joining the discussion? Exactly how much do things differ among varying cultures?  Join us on Anchor, Spotify,  Google, Soundcloud and all other podcast platforms Grab your boarding passes....