
Is there ever a perfect time to start a family? Or is it one of those things you just know — or just don't? This week the 2Shazias get honest about timing: the pressure to have kids young, the careers and money...


2 same names but 2 different characters, we love talking about everything from growing up in the 70’s to being moms and now grandparents. Juggling life and the wins and the losses, not forgetting to laugh and have fun on the way. Come along you’re sure to have fun. Grab your Chai and lets get started
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Recent episodes include "When Is a Good Time to Start a Family? | 2 Shazias Ep 28" (25 October 2026, 20 minutes), "Cultural aspects in 2026: Same Culture, Same Drama | 2 Shazias Ep 27" (18 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "Breast Cancer Awareness: Prevention, Screening & Hope with Dr. Farzana Walcott | 2Shazias Ep 26" (11 October 2026, 33 minutes).
2 Shazias publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 32 episodes.
Booking probability for 2 Shazias is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. 2 Shazias requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. 2 Shazias's contact route on record: public web form.
2 Shazias is a kids podcast with 32 episodes published.
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Is there ever a perfect time to start a family? Or is it one of those things you just know — or just don't? This week the 2Shazias get honest about timing: the pressure to have kids young, the careers and money...

Shazia went to a wedding this week, and guess what? Nothing has changed. The aunties, the gossip, the expectations, the drama — it's all still there in 2026. This week the 2Shazias talk about cultural aspects and...

Episode #26
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and this week the 2Shazias are joined by Dr. Farzana Walcott, MD, MPH, for one of our most important conversations yet. We talk about breast cancer honestly — why early...

This week the 2Shazias have no agenda and no script — just the random things living in our heads rent-free. We're talking TikTok trends that made us laugh (and a few that made us go "why?"), random thoughts we can't...

Some conversations are hard, but they need to happen. This week the 2Shazias talk about marital abuse — in the South Asian community and all over the world. We talk about the signs no one wants to name, why so many...

He can stay out late, but she can't. He gets praised for being "bold," she gets judged for the same thing. Why do double standards still run the show in 2026? This week the 2Shazias are calling them out — at home, at...

Episode #21
Remember walking to school with just a lunchbox and a pencil case — no phones, no tracking apps, no AI doing your homework? School today looks like a different planet, and 2Shazias have thoughts. In this episode, we go...

Bullying does not always end at the school gate - and in South Asian families, silence, shame, and “what will people say?” can make it harder to name. The two Shazias look back at where bullying began for them, how it...

August is ending, summer is slipping away, and the two Shazias are taking stock. What changed, what did not, and why does the calendar move faster every year? Grab your chai for a relaxed end-of- summer check-in about...

The two Shazias welcome Naheed Vadsaria for a warm, wide-ranging conversation about life, identity, friendship, and the experiences that shape us. Guest episodes bring fresh stories to the chai table, and this one gives...

What does Independence Day mean when your story crosses countries, cultures, and generations? One Shazia is Pakistani-born American; the other is Scottish-born Pakistani. Together they reflect on patriotism, memory...

In South Asian families, food is never just food. It is memory, hospitality, love, identity, and sometimes a full family debate. The two Shazias talk about the dishes they grew up with, the meals that still bring...

Family holidays look very different from childhood to midlife. The two Shazias compare vacations then and now: the planning, the packing, the expectations, the funny mishaps, and the rare moments when everyone actually...

Exercise after 40 is not about chasing a younger body - it is about strength, energy, mobility, and caring for the life you have now. The two Shazias talk honestly about staying active in midlife, the messages South...

Some of the best conversations begin with “This might sound random, but… ” The two Shazias follow the thoughts that have been circling their minds - from everyday observations to bigger questions about family, age, and...

Yeh dosti - this friendship - has carried the two Shazias through changing seasons, family responsibilities, and plenty of laughter . In this episode, they talk about what makes a friendship last, how adult friendships...

Living in a joint family can mean built-in support, shared traditions, and a house full of life - but it can also bring expectations, blurred boundaries, and very little privacy. The two Shazias unpack the joys and...

Retirement is about more than money. It can change your routine, identity, relationships, and sense of purpose. The two Shazias talk about why South Asian women need to prepare for this stage emotionally as well as...

We all have those tiny things that should not matter - but somehow absolutely do. The two Shazias share the habits, manners, phrases, and everyday annoyances that give them the ick, then ask whether they are being...

Desi weddings have changed - but the family opinions, big emotions, and endless celebrations are still familiar . The two Shazias compare South Asian weddings past and present, from traditions and expectations to guest...
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