Hey guys, it's Kayla. Candace and I are doing something really fun and exciting.

We are replaying some of our all-time favorite episodes for you.

I knew when we came up with this idea that Mina Harris was one of my all-time favorite episodes.

So this week we are going to replay our episode with Mina Harris for you.

When we first had this conversation with her, her aunt, Kamala Harris, was running to be the first female president.

So I want to share this episode with you because there's so much meaning behind it and it truly has made history.

So without further ado, here is our conversation with the lovely Mina Harris.

Hey guys, it's Candace and Kayla and we are directionally challenged. Yep, we thought we would have it all figured out by the time we were in our 30s.

But surprise, we don't. We don't. But you know what? We're going to sit down with someone today who's got a lot figured out.

You guys, we are sitting down with a phenomenal guest. We have Mina Harris on today.

Mina is a powerful dynamic leader and an influential voice for equality.

She is an advisor on diversity and inclusion. She's also an attorney with extensive experience in consumer protection,

data privacy and cybersecurity. On June 2nd, 2020, Mina released her first children's book titled Kamala and Maya's Big Idea,

which is based on a true story from the childhood of Mina's aunt and mother. She's been featured in the New York Times, Add Week L,

and more. She is a graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Law School and is hell-bent on empowering future generations of women to make their mark,

including her two lovely daughters. And you know what guys, we actually talked with her for basically almost over an hour.

So we don't want to waste your time. We want to jump right into this conversation without further ado. Here is the phenomenal Mina Harris.

And you guys, we are here with Mina Harris. Mina, we are so excited to have you.

And we owe you a huge congratulations on your new book Kamala and Maya's Big Idea.

I hope you hear. It came out June 2nd and it's already it immediately sold out everywhere, right?

It did. Yeah, when you were like, you owe me congratulations. I was like, about what would I do?

It's just been like non-stop. This is probably the first kind of like break I've gotten in the last two weeks.

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