If you have a voice, then you have an obligation to use it. Now, more than ever, it's crucial we speak up and speak out against any injustices we may witness. You're listening to Unsweetened and Unfiltered the podcast, episode 19 of season two. In today's episode, we speak to Jail Karandi about the aftermath of George Floyd's death, how she used her voice to push her university to

ent ties with the Minneapolis police and inspired change nationwide.

Hey, it's Danielle and Zana.

And welcome to Unsweeten and Unfiltered, the podcast where we elevate the voices of women

by sharing their stories of struggle while also highlighting their success.

We wanted to create a space for women to feel like they're not alone in whatever hardship they may be facing.

Some conversations may be lighthearted, while others may touch upon taboo topics ranging from mental health to women's bodies and spiritual

struggles and we don't shy away from any of it. But our overall mission is to make every woman

realize that she is not alone. We are all in this together, I promise. Our sole purpose is to build

relationships, not barriers, between you and the woman who may need you. We're here to provide

inspiration and to build courage.

Tune in every Wednesday where we'll future an insightful guest who will help us reach these goals.

We laugh, we ugly cry, and we'll probably laugh some more.

So plug in your headphones, grab your favorite cup of coffee or Shea

and get ready to become a part of this unbreakable sisterhood.

You are tuning into season two

of unsweetened and unfiltered.

I think it's really incredible that we're having such powerful conversations on the podcast

with our families and even in our

workplace. Earlier this week, I had a Zoom meeting with my entire building at work. And we talked

about what was going on. We talked about the Black Lives movement and how we as a station did our

job. And after we were done discussing that, we were shown a two-minute video made by one of our black

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