Any Color You Like Podcast

It’s Not Me, It’s Definitely You: Dating ICKS 🙅‍♀️💀

Dating in 2025 is wild, and Mahima, Ankit, and Laksh are here to break it down—the good, the bad, and the straight-up icky. From the usual red flags like ghosting and zero effort to the more controversial icks (fake lashes? baby voice? instant nope), they’re getting brutally honest. Plus, as brown men in the dating scene, Ankit and Laksh unpack the reputation problem—are they fighting an uphill battle, or is it deserved? Expect hot takes, debates, and maybe a little self-dragging in this no-filter episode of Any Color You Like

American Dream or American Struggle? Lay-offs, Immigration and More with Adya Roy

For today’s elevated kitty party of Any Color You Like, we’re diving into some insightful gappe with two incredible guests who embody the highs and lows of chasing the so-called 'American Dream.' First up, we have the ever-beautiful Adya Roy, famously known as the 'Desi Career Woman.' A fellow Boilermaker and our big didi in the American corporate world, Adya is full of priceless advice on building a career abroad. Having survived three layoffs and emerged stronger each time, she’s here to share her hard-earned wisdom. Joining her is the fearless and creative Kritvi Methi, a double graduate in communications from two of America’s top colleges who got a job at Hello Sunshine before finding herself back in Noida—loool. Both of our guests, like so many of us, have been chasing the alluring promise of stability and success that defines the 'American Dream.' But how attainable is it really, amidst layoffs, visa struggles, and a fiercely competitive job market? Today, we’re peeling back the layers to uncover the realities behind the dream, exploring the setbacks, strategies, and resilience it takes to carve out a life and career in America. By the end, we hope to leave you with colorful and nuanced perspectives on turning any dream into a reality.

Why are women bad with money? with Sneha Khatri, co-founder Alice Club

ARE WOMEN REALLY BAD WITH MONEY? 💸 IS GIRL MATH A THING? 🧮 WHY DON’T WE BOND OVER MONEY LIKE MEN DO? 🤔 Let’s face it—when the word “finance” pops up, many of us freeze (been there!). But why is money still a source of stress, silence, and self-doubt for so many women? In this episode, we sit down with Sneha Khatri, co-founder of Alice Club [https://aliceclub.in/]—a revolutionary wealth management platform empowering women in India. This isn’t your typical “how to budget” session. We’re breaking down the cultural, emotional, and psychological barriers women face around money and asking the big questions: Why do so many women feel like they need permission to take charge of their finances, while teenage boys swap stock tips like movie spoilers? It’s 2024, and there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. So instead of rules, we’re focusing on reframing the way we think about money—fearlessly, honestly, and unapologetically. 💡 Ready to own your financial journey with confidence and clarity? Tune in for an unfiltered conversation that’s all about YOU taking charge. 👉 P.S. Check out Alice Club—your new financial BFF: https://aliceclub.in/ [https://aliceclub.in/]

Why you should solo travel : My 2 months backpacking in southeast Asia

Mahima with her 20kg backpack promised her friends & family that she would be back in a few weeks from her solo traveling stunt which ended up becoming a 2-months long, most fulfilling experience of her life as she experienced this beautiful earth in wild-wild south East Asian countries Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Bali, and Thailand. Kritvi grills Mahima on everything from surviving on street food to making new friends with Google Translate. From getting lost in translation (literally) to discovering the magic of solo travel, this episode is a rollercoaster of hilarious misadventures, challenges, and triumphs of solo travel leading to unforgettable moments, and the life lessons learned along the way - shuffling between those “What am I even doing here?” and “This is why I am alive” moments. Whether you're planning your own trip or just here for the laughs, this episode is your passport to all things chaotic and fun. Grab your headphones and get ready for some seriously entertaining travel stories!

Ghosted, Roasted, and Emotionally Toasted

Let's get real for this one. Mahima's solo episode sounds like a best friends monologue. A whirlwind romance with a guy right after a tough break up was not the Belgian welcome she had expected. Despite a smooth 'situationship' - one day, it was gone. Poof. Vanished off of the face of the earth. And somehow, this 'situationship' heartbreak, if one can even call it that, hurt more than your regular relationship one. Tune in to see how she took back control, surrendered to her 'feminine', and took a solo trip that changed everything.