Our PodCast (isydia Kissra Talks)

Introduction: 

In today's polarized world, everyone seems to have an opinion about everything. Increasingly true, one's opinion shapes how they are perceived in today's society. What's worst than not having an opinion is that people will always assume the worst and paint you in the worst light. 

Due to the above mentioned, my self isydia and my partner Kissra, decided to create isydia Kissra Talks which we term "PodCast" and hosted at: https://isydiaKissraTalks.isydia.com/


Thesis:

Varying subjects will be picked and discussed on the PodCast in order to give our viewpoints relating to different matters.

Some PodCast will include a video while others will only contain a written article about the PodCast subject.



Body:

Feel free to suggest topics and resources. To do so, contact either myself isydia or my partner Kissra at our X social platforms listed below:

isydia X account

Kissra X account


Summary:

When it comes to myself isydia or my partner Kissra, never assume anything abut us. in-fact, clear your head from all society imposed beliefs and never imply/associate or assume! Now you have the prerequisite! Read-on.

We are a couple high school sweethearts, who are exploring life together as one. We don’t adhere to labels as defined by society; married, common in law, boyfriend/girlfriend we are just us. Embarking on journeys in life is our passion. We don’t swing, or have any encounters with people other than friendship. For those who have opinions or specific beliefs such as religion or conservatism in terms of culture, we don’t share your views but are mindful of you nonetheless.


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