THE 5AM HIVE | A Goodness Podcast

“To the outside world, we all grow old. But not to brothers and sisters. We know each other as we always were, we know each other’s hearts, we share private family jokes. We remember family feuds and secrets, family griefs and joys.” – Clara OrtegaSiblings truly are people around whom time stands still. Its like two cars moving at the same speed, you dont feel your age around them. The 5am Hive brings you the last edition of this season. The 5AM TOWNHALL - SIBLINGS EDITION. Come laugh, explore deeper questions and quench your thirst on all the questions around - moving away, dealing with distance, maintaining a good relationship and more! Also, good news inside! Enjoy!

In the second Edition of the Sanjay Kumar story;  Suraj Duseja - the author of "The man who froze fire" leaves no stones unturned in diving deep into the ground reality of structural violence, economy of conflict, conflict transformation and much much more! Grab a cup of chai and dive into this eye opener - Episode 11 of the 5AM HIVE. 

Can we Transform a Terrorist into a monk?What is the secret to true commitment?Explore these dimensions of life on the 10th episode of THE 5AM HIVE.We bring you Part 1 of the story of an unsung Hero - Sanjay Kumar.  A Conflict Transformation Expert who not only resolved conflicts and stopped war,  but even played mediator in transforming some of those life's into Promoters of Peace. A 2-decade war that took more than 30,000 lives in Bihar. A cycle of violence that destabilised millions of lives in Kashmir and Northeast. Conflicts that were running since 1947, but transformed with the efforts of Sanjay Kumar, under the guidance of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.The autobiography "The man who froze fire" written by Suraj Duseja, gives you a glimpse into the action that unfolded in real life. Listen to the interview, as Suraj takes us through the endeavours and travels through the wars and transformation that unfolded. 

"Comedy has teaches one acceptance, and that happiness is in this moment"- Subrahmanya akka subbu Grab a cup of chai and laugh along on this conversation into a comedians life. We talk about comedy as a career, as a hobby and the most loved and hated moments of a comedians life! exploring comedians of india, their styles and more! Listen in!

What to hear the gossip of the whole counrty? Listen to the stories and tales of man who has traveled 14,000kms across the country, on a cycle - with a single mission "Religious Harmony in India". Listen to the shocking practices and unheard of things he came across on this journey!

 Tune into an adventure across the ghats and coasts of india, with a man and his cycle, and a journey of 14,000kms; with one aim - "Religious harmony in the country". This is his story in his own words - Dheeraj Kumar on THE 5AMHIVE. 

5AM HIVE Interviews a panel of Millennials and GenZ's on Love, life, technology and so much more! wrapped in the phenomenal amount of good news! we bring fresh from this week. 

Happy Independence Day! 5AM HIVE is back to report the phenomenal amount of good that is happening in the country. This episode includes an exclusive interview with Gagan Khosla - The man who travelled 6,000kms in 37 days across the length and breadth of the country, to raise awareness about education for underprivileged kids. 

With a hearty refill of Weekly Good news! The 5AM HIVE now brings you original tracks from local musicians, local updates and more! Listen in!

Happy New Year!On this Monday Edition of 5AM HIVE, on 2nd January - we bring you GOOD NEWS, Social impact stories, an exclusive interview with NAKUL DHAWAN, and more. 

On todays 5AM HIVE on the 26th of December, with GOOD NEWS from around india and inspirational social soda stories; we bring you a continuation to an exclusive interview with Doctor Harini - PHD in experimental psychology and yoga & meditation, who has helped and worked with cancer patients on their journey of recovery. 

A Good news morning show that brings out the phenomenal good work which is happening in the country! To remind you that we live in a good world, with a little bit of bad - unfortunately which gets reported. Buckle up to liven up and connect with the goodness in the country.