Life lessons learnt from education system, why is it important to fail ft. Varun Gandhi & Aditya Bose

All about music, concerts and the pop music culture ft. Mihir Shah

Mihir Shah has been playing the music for over 12 years now. As an artist, he tells us how the music industry has changed in the past few years, its impact on our lives and why do we feel so close to music. He also tells us why are our brains so addicted to pop music and why has it become a rage. Last but not the least, how could I have let him go without getting him to recommend some good music?

What is Dramatherapy and how is it different from talk therapy ft. Shruti Garg

In this episode we have a renowned dramatherapist Shruti Garg, who helps us in understanding what dramatherapy actually is and who should avail of these services. She also helps is busting a few myths related to dramatherapy and helps us understand how it can effectively help us cope with our issues. She suggests a few tools which one can use to deal with problems in these testing times!

Being a yoga teacher and company secretary while dealing with partial blindness ft. Sanjoli Jain

Sanjoli was detected with Retinitis Pigmentosa and Mucular Degeneration when she was in Class 5, which led to her losing most of her vision as she grew up. But she has not only accepted this gracefully but has also gone on to become a company secretary and yoga teacher. In this episode we see life from her perspective and learn a lot more about her journey. Happy listening!

Life lessons learnt from education system, why is it important to fail ft. Varun Gandhi & Aditya Bose

Our education system not only shapes our career but our habits and personality to a great extent. In this episode Entrepreneurs Aditya Bose and Varun Gandhi discuss how our traditional education system has caused more harm than good, why is it important to fail, take risks and how can we become a leader or a trend setter than a follower. They have also proposed that teachers who try to take over our PT or extra curricular periods in school should be banned. Happy listening!

Imposter Syndrome, growing up and adulting ft. Deya Sinha Roy & Shradha Saria

In this first episode of 2022, three friends Shruti, Shradha and Deya chat about the perils that came along with changing schools, cities, colleges, etc. When you are exposed to a new environment, taken out of your comfort zone, at times it feels like your whole world has turned upside down. These three friends discuss those days which come with their own challenges such as low self esteem, low confidence, identity crisis, etc. among others with a pinch of laughter.