Episode 30: 2025 Reflections

An episode of the Candidly Not Well Spoken podcast, hosted by Murtaza Akbari and Ramiz Ismaili, titled "Episode 30: 2025 Reflections" was published on December 7, 2025 and runs 77 minutes.

December 7, 2025 ·77m · Candidly Not Well Spoken

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As we are ending the 2025 year, we discuss our year and reflect on our successes and shortcomings. What went well and wrong. As well as our current frustrations with the state of things.

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As we are ending the 2025 year, we discuss our year and reflect on our successes and shortcomings. What went well and wrong. As well as our current frustrations with the state of things.

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