TALK TO TEENA PODCAST

EP. 8 | 14 Year Friendiversary Part 2, Evolution & Standards in Friendship | TALK TO TEENA

In today's episode of Talk to Teena, the host, Anie Teena, continues her conversation with her friends, Rinku, Sulu, and Merin. She also discusses what they thought about friendship when they were kids and how it has evolved now. They talk about how this friendship has affected them as well, both in a good and bad way! They also have some fun banter that adds much to the conversations.

EP. 7 | 14 Year Friendiversary, The Vibgyor Story Part 1 | TALK TO TEENA

In today's episode - Part 1 of The Vibgyor Strory Host Anie Teena talks to her childhood friends and reminisces about how they all met and how much that friendship means to them. 4 friends share their side of the story and we wait for Part 2 to hear more from others.

EP 6 | Does Birth Order Really matter? Sisters talk about it | TALK TO TEENA

In today's Episode Host Teena talks to her childhood Friends Rinku Maria and Merin Mary on growing up with many Siblings and how it has helped them grow as a person. They also discuss whether there is an advantage in life to being the Elder, Middle, or Youngest Sibling. Listen and Enjoy!   #TalktoTeena #MalayalamPodcast #FriendsTalk #Siblings #BirthOrderTheory #SistersTALK #BestMalayalam

EP 5 | Friendships that help you Grow | TALK TO TEENA

In this week's Podcast, Host Teena talks to her friends Razzina, Tanvi, and Prachi about the impacts of their friendship over the years. They discuss how they have inspired each other differently and empowered them to love themselves again.    #podcast #friendship #empowering #femalefriendships #canada #desi

EP 4 | GROWING UP AS AN ONLY CHILD & DOES THERAPY WORK? | TALK TO TEENA

In the Fourth Episode of Talk to Teena, Host Anie Teena Invites her friends Sulu Sony and Sherin Sam once again to share their stories about growing up as an Only Child and How not having siblings around has/has not affected them. They also continue their discussions about marriage and ask the age-old question of whether therapy works.