Words And Not Much Else

We all want that picture perfect life. A fancy job in a fancy office, a big house, a car, a family. Raunaq never wanted any of that. Ever since he was a kid, he knew he didn't have the same ambitions as most people. He liked to travel, write, play musical instruments, and teach kids. One fine day, he found himself teaching French in a remote village in Andhra Pradesh. There, he found a home, a life, a community that made him stay. In this episode, we talk about his early years, how he fell in love with languages, and how he wound up loving his new village life. Do listen to this one for a fresh perspective :)

My friend Kate, who's also from a small town in the UK, and I sat down for a really honest chat about why we always wanted to leave our towns, living in Berlin, and how we're both trying to figure out what "home" means. We dove into what diversity and inclusion actually means at workplaces (beyond the buzzwords), our unconscious biases and how we're finding our own little corners of belonging and community in this beautiful city. Hope you enjoy listening!

What does urban dating really look like in post-pandemic India? How do you navigate heartbreak, healing, and hope after a divorce? And what role do female friendships play in shaping our lives and identities? In this unfiltered episode, my friend Muskan and I dive deep into the complexities of dating in your 30s, rebuilding life after loss, and the power of sisterhood. We share personal stories, relatable struggles, and lessons learned along the way. Whether you're seeking love, rebuilding after a breakup, or just celebrating your friendships, this episode has something for you <3

My friend Adam moved to the Czech Republic from the USA 15 years ago. Despite the cloudy weather and European culture shocks, he’s built a beautiful life there. He’s travelled over the world and learned to talk in many tongues. In this episode, we talk about his years living abroad, travelling, philosophy and his love for one of India’s most ancient epics: the Mahabharatha. It’s a goodun! Hope you stick around :)

Have you heard of the Vipassana meditation? It’s one of India’s most ancient mindfulness meditation techniques. But you can’t really do it at home. You need to stay in a special meditation centre, cut all ties from the outside world, and focus completely on what’s happening within. It’s terrifying for a lot of people, but my friend Shubham loved the experience. In this episode, we talk about what he learned and gained from his experience at a Vipassana retreat. Tune in!