In this episode of "Life As Girls," host Aubrey interviews her sibling Harper about their journey as a non-binary person. Harper shares their experience growing up as a trans, non-binary individual, from childhood feelings of being different to the pivotal moments of realizing their true identity. We explore how the internet and community support played crucial roles in Harper's understanding and acceptance of themselves. Harper also reflects on the importance of vocabulary in the LGBTQ+ community, the impact of having a supportive family, and the transformative power of coming out. Tune in for an open, honest, and heartfelt conversation about gender, sexuality, and the incredible journey of becoming one's true self.

In this episode of 'Life as Girls,' Aubrey chats with Ayesha about overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome, especially in academic settings. Ayesha shares her personal journey of feeling out of place, particularly in male-dominated environments, and the role mentorship has played in her growth. They talk about ways to build confidence and find support, highlighting the importance of believing in yourself. Tune in to learn how to tackle challenges and reach your full potential in school and beyond.

In this episode of "Life as Girls," Aubrey chats with Eleanor, a young activist who tackled a major challenge in her state. Inspired by her sister's peanut allergy, Eleanor worked hard to make a law that says schools must have epinephrine, a medicine that can save lives. They'll talk about why Eleanor's project is important, how she dealt with the legal stuff as a teen, staying motivated, and the valuable lessons she learned. This episode is great for anyone interested in young people making a difference, facing big challenges, or thinking about politics.