The studio is packed, the gifts are wrapped, and the energy is high! Welcome to the final episode of 2025.

In this special holiday edition, we are skipping the formal interviews to celebrate with the entire Season 4 team. We’re taking a short global tour of the world’s most unique holiday traditions, from the terrifying "Yule Cat" of Iceland to the roller-skating churchgoers of Venezuela and the fried chicken craze in Japan.

In this episode:

Global Traditions: Weird and wonderful ways the world celebrates.

The Great Exchange: We play a massive round of Secret Santa with the whole crew (can you guess who the givers are?).

A Moment of Peace: A pause to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas and the hope it brings.

The Sign-Off: A (very loud) team sing-along to send you into the new year.

Programming Note: We are taking a winter break! We will be back with fresh episodes on Thursday, January 29th, 2026.

From all of us at Students Incorporated, thank you for a wonderful year. We wish you peace, joy, and a very Merry Christmas!

What does it mean to be born free and equal? In 1948, the world came together to make a revolutionary promise: that human rights belong to everyone, everywhere. But where did these ideas come from, and do they actually protect us today?

In honor of Human Rights Day, the Students Incorporated team takes a deep dive into the foundation of our freedoms. We explore the history behind the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), trace its roots back to the U.S. Bill of Rights, and discuss what these "universal" ideas look like in our schools and communities.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The Blueprint: How the U.S. Bill of Rights Influenced Global Standards.
• The Quote: Eleanor Roosevelt’s famous reminder about "small places."
• The Top 10: A breakdown of ten essential rights you need to know.
• Student Perspectives: Why education and safety are top priorities for youth today.

Join us as we explore why human rights aren't just for governments and courts—they are for all of us, right here, right now.

In a world that tells us to "pick a lane" and specialize, what happens when you refuse to fit into a single box?

In Episode 110, we sit down with Mr Matoom. From his early days as a student in Melbourne and working as a paralegal, to founding "Tycoon Education" and eventually building a global skincare empire, Matoom’s journey is a masterclass in versatility. We discuss the courage required to pivot industries, how to balance a 60-year family legacy with modern innovation, and why Thai culture is a massive asset in global business.