In this episode of The Arias Journal Podcast, I sit down with Tare Ebimami, a journalism student at the University of Southern California, whose passion for storytelling is matched by a sharp curiosity about the world around her.

We talk about what it means to pursue truth in a digital age, the role of young journalists in shaping tomorrow’s narratives, and how her experience at USC is helping her refine her voice in an industry that’s evolving fast.

From newsroom ethics to media representation, Tare shares thoughtful insights on what motivates her, what she hopes to change, and why now is such a critical time to be studying journalism.

Whether you’re a student, a writer, or simply someone who believes in the power of words, this episode will leave you inspired.

In this episode of The Arias Journal, I sit down with Gem Adiyenka, the writer behind ADHDSkincare.com, to talk about skincare through the lens of ADHD.

We dive into the struggles of maintaining a routine, the best products for forgetful minds, and how skincare can become a form of self-care rather than a chore.

Whether you're neurodivergent or just looking for an easier way to keep up with your skincare, Gem shares tips, tricks, and personal insights to help you build a routine that actually sticks.

In this episode of The Arias Journal Podcast, I sit down with Tiberias Nourouz, an indie game developer and student at Access Creative College, to explore the fascinating world of psychological horror in video games.

Tiberias shares his insights on the unique challenges and creative process behind developing a psychological horror game, from building tension to creating immersive atmospheres that engage players on a deeper emotional level.

We dive into what it takes to craft a truly unsettling experience and how Tiberias is shaping his own path in the game development industry. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation about the art of game-making and the psychology behind fear.