Global Affairs: The Wacky, The Wild and The Wonderful

In this episode, Paavani talks about her involvement in conserving marine life and what we should do in order to help our marine life. As an aspiring and driven individual, Paavani's line of ambition follows the path of Public Policy. Her research accomplishments and writing are rooted within enterprising new-paradigm ideas to inspire action for change. For more information regarding this issue check out: https://oceanservice.noaa.gov Follow me on Instagram @globalaffairspodcast Follow Paavani on Instagram @paavaniaroraa

In this episode, Ayush and I discuss issues surrounding malnutrition and society's role in solving the problem. Ayush is a student entrepreneur and an experienced software developer with a passion to use technology as a medium to create social solutions. Since he was 9, he has been fascinated with technology and software development and began learning coding through online professional courses for college students to fuel my passion for creating my own apps and websites. Now, at the age of 17, he is focusing these skills on creating accessible solutions that are able to help people in need quickly, effectively, and efficiently. He has worked on numerous technology innovations as well as social projects which have earned national and international recognition. Follow me on Instagram @globalaffairspodcast Follow Aayush on Instagram @ayush_gharat27

In this episode, we discuss the different aspects of our economy and our role as global citizens. Vedanth is the founder of Nexteen. Nexteen is the youngest Startup (From all fields) to be a part of T-Hub, Startup India Programs, and one of the post-progress-making startups at Xartup(EdTech). Building in Stealth. Follow me on... Instagram: @globalaffairspodcast Follow Vedanth on Instagram: @vedanthnath

In this episode, Gauri tells us about her experience working in underprivileged communities and how we can do our part as privileged members of society. Gauri is an intersectional advocate for health & well-being equity. At the age of 14, she founded YWB (The Association for Youth Well-Being). She is passionate about advocating for equal healthcare facilities, and closing the gender gap in the healthcare sector. Currently, she is one of the girl leaders from the Asia Pacific region for UN Women; she also works with global youth, Civil societies, schools, government members, activists and health professionals to educate young girls and underprivileged youth about the importance of an intersectional approach to health and well-being. As she always say, youth are capable of co-creating and co-leading change. All we need is a chance, and we're in it to create those chances for youth who care about the world's present, and its future. Follow me on... Instagram: @globalaffairspodcast Twitter: @TamannaNambiar Follow Gauri on Instagram: @_gaurinimbalkar