In this episode of “Edge of My Seat,” host and founder of TUSHY, Miki Agrawal, sits down with her identical twin sister Radha Agrawal, founder of Daybreaker and community builder, to revisit one of the most intense moments of her life: the day she prepared to lose everything she had built.

We dive into the minutes before that meeting—Radha sitting in the Upper West Side, meditating, breathing, grounding herself to face a room full of lawyers who were about to take her company away.

She opens up about the heartbreak of walking away from five years of devotion with nothing to show for it, the emotional reckoning that followed, and the role that dance played in her healing and return to joy.

Plus, we talk about the bravery of staying present in the face of loss—and how healing often begins when we choose to keep our hearts open anyway.

Edge of My Seat is a raw, riveting podcast about life’s messiest moments—and what it really takes to clean them up. Hosted by taboo-smasher and TUSHY founder Miki Agrawal, each two-part episode kicks off with an unfiltered Cybertruck joyride, then dives into a soul-baring conversation about rock bottom—careers lost, identities unraveled, hearts shattered.

It’s a no-holds-barred journey from breakdown to breakthrough, with bold thinkers and cultural rebels getting radically honest about the shit that changed everything—and the emotional hygiene it took to rise again.

Edge of My Seat is a metaphorical bidet for the human experience: blasting through the residue of life’s darkest moments, and coming out the other side cleaner, clearer, and more whole.

Because sometimes, the mess is where the magic begins.

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