The Miseducation of Gen Z

Life Will Be w/ Lauren

On this episode of TMOGZ, Rai Rozay is closing out Taurus season strong with her homegirl Lauren for an honest conversation about adulthood, self-awareness, and figuring life out in real time. Together, they unpack Lauren’s world as a 3D designer, what becoming more conscious has looked like for her in this season of life, and what she calls “financial confusion” while navigating the pressures and responsibilities that come with adulthood. From building confidence and practicing self-control to searching for community, improving quality of life, and learning things our parents may not have been able to teach us, this conversation is rooted in growth, intention, and becoming more unapologetic about the life you want to create for yourself. Be sure to keep up with Lauren on instagram @Laurenverze

Under Pressure w/ Amiya Smalls

On this episode of TMOGZ, Rai Rozay is joined by emerging fashion designer, Amiya Smalls, for a conversation about creativity, aspiration , and building a brand from the ground up. Together, they get into what inspired Amiya to pursue fashion design, her experience as a fashion design college graduate, and the story behind her brand, Under Pressure New York. Amiya opens up about the lessons she’s learned navigating the fashion industry, the pressure she places on herself while building her brand, and what keeps her motivated and creatively inspired through it all. From discussing what she believes is missing in fashion today to what listeners can expect from her upcoming rebrand, this episode is all about growth, vision, and continuing to apply pressure in every season. Be sure to keep up with Amiya @ccremesworld and all things Under Pressure @underpressurenewyork

What’s Going On w/ Rayn

On this episode of TMOGZ, Rai Rozay is joined by childhood friend Rayn for a long overdue catch-up and honest conversation about life in your twenties. Together, they reflect on how life is really going right now, the expectations versus the reality of adulthood, and what it looks like to tune out the noise in order to find your own voice. Rayn opens up about her perspective on college, how she’s built her confidence over time, and what it’s been like navigating new spaces, experiences, and a recent career pivot. From using life lessons as motivation to stepping into new versions of yourself, this episode highlights the beauty in evolving and leveling up. Be sure to keep up with Rayn on TikTok @Rayn.not.ryan

Best of Both Worlds w/ Murielle

On this episode of TMOGZ, Rai Rozay is joined by one of her best friends, Murielle, for an honest conversation about life after graduation and navigating the unfamiliar quiet that follows. Murielle reflects on transitioning from being in school her entire life to stepping into a season defined by work, independence, and stillness. Together, they discuss adjusting to a slower pace after years of constant structure, embracing the discomfort that can come with feeling stagnant, and learning to find purpose beyond productivity. Murielle opens up about why she never wants to go back to school, why she’s choosing to travel as much as she can in this season, and how journaling and intentionally setting new priorities each year have helped her approach this chapter with clarity and purpose. This episode is about navigating transition, embracing self-reflection, and learning to be okay when life isn’t moving as fast as it once did. (Keep up with Murielle @Got.the.jizzle on IG)

For All The Yearners

On this episode of TMOGZ, Rai Rozay sits down to talk about dating and finding love in your twenties. From the lack of romance in today’s dating culture to why Gen Z struggles with vulnerability, she unpacks love languages, signs of love bombing, and what being a “simp” really means. Rai also reflects on her journey as a reformed nonchalant lover and shares what she’s learning in this new season of love, emphasizing the importance of being intentional with the love you give to others — and to yourself. This one is for all the certified lover girls and boys. This is “For All The Yearners.” Enjoy!