(copy paste of pt-1 discussion)

Feels like no words will do justice to explain how privileged I felt to be part of the discussion. The conversation was very fluid and brought up so many points that women (just not in Nepal) have been talking about. I will not write much on the discussion because you will have to hear it to appreciate how great discussion it was.

If you want to be part of the discussion or have any topic suggestions, reachout @mygoodplacepod on Instagram/ Twitter.

or, email me at mygoodplace.pod@gmail.com

Feels like no words will do justice to explain how privileged I felt to be part of the discussion. The conversation was very fluid and brought up so many points that women (just not in Nepal) have been talking about. I will not write much on the discussion because you will have to hear it to appreciate how great discussion it was.

If you want to be part of the discussion or have any topic suggestions, reachout @mygoodplacepod on Instagram/ Twitter.

or, email me at mygoodplace.pod@gmail.com

Counter culture as defined by wikipedia "“A counterculture is a culture whose values and norms of behavior differ substantially from those of mainstream society, sometimes diametrically opposed to mainstream cultural mores.” So essentially if you're not following the traditional profession in your community - you're going counter culture. So to discuss why the counter culture is important we have assembled five individuals who are trailblazers in their own way. They will tell you the story and hopefully their story helps your to make that decision.

Now if you want to say hello or let the panelists your thoughts, following is their IG handles:

Art Wilde: @art.wilde

Naz Khan: @nazkhano @

Christina Krakowski: @christinakrakowski

Parisha Rajbhandari: @pari_rajb

Simone Zienna: @simonezienna

And if you want to tell Minu how great of a modorating job she has done, her IG is: @mindthe_gap07

And don't forget to follow us on Twitter and IG: @mygoodplacepod or email at mygoodplace.pod@gmail.com

Mental health is one of the topic which is still often overlooked. Me, and my panelist would argue Mental health is more important and need to be look after more than physical health. There are so many misconceptions in our society that prevents an individual from seeking - probably one of the best step they will take towards self-care. Here are few resources for US residents:

For US:

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - https://afsp.org/ (Call: 1-800-273-8255 Text: Talk to 741741)

Mental health first aid - one stop of various resources - https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/mental-health-resources/

For UK:

MIND call line: 08457660163

SANELINE: https://sane.org.uk/what_we_do/support/supportforum/support_rooms/ (0300047000)

Suicide hotlines for UK:

Samritans: 116 123 Anxiety: 03444775774 CALM: 0800585858 PAPYRUS: 08000684141 Youngminds: 08088025544

Crisis messaging: Text Shout to 85258

(I will update this as I get more)

If you want to reach out to me, email me at mygoodplace.pod@gmail.com

Mental health is one of the topic which is still often overlooked. Me, and my panelist would argue Mental health is more important and need to be look after more than physical health. There are so many misconceptions in our society that prevents an individual from seeking - probably one of the best step they will take towards self-care. Here are few resources for US residents:

For US:

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention - https://afsp.org/ (Call: 1-800-273-8255 Text: Talk to 741741)

Mental health first aid - one stop of various resources - https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/mental-health-resources/

For UK:

MIND call line: 08457660163

SANELINE: https://sane.org.uk/what_we_do/support/supportforum/support_rooms/ (0300047000)

Suicide hotlines for UK:

Samritans: 116 123 Anxiety: 03444775774 CALM: 0800585858 PAPYRUS: 08000684141 Youngminds: 08088025544

Crisis messaging: Text Shout to 85258

(I will update this as I get more)

If you want to reach out to me, email me at mygoodplace.pod@gmail.com

James Baldwin, “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.”

Hey good people. Sorry if the intro is too loud, I am just way too pumped to be back. But the quote above from James Baldwin sums up what I (we) are trying to do with season 2. We will face, discuss the difficult topics of the society and help you understand other people's perspectives. Empathy will be key with this season.

The first episode, the first part, me and my panelist are discussing the topic of race and try to answer questions like:

1. Why is the topic of race such a sensitive topic in America?
   
2. What comes to your mind when you hear, privilege, discrimination?
   
3. Who should address and be accountable for the discrimination and privilege in the bigger picture?
   
4. How has your identity affected you, for good or bad?

This discussion has been broken down into two parts because of the content. There is so much information, knowledge, perspectives in this one I had to break it down into two parts. I will release the rest next Tuesday.

Now if you want to get involved, find participation form via link below:

linktr.ee/mygoodplacepod/