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two people, many shows, much thoughts, a hundred voice notes and counting, and one idea - what could go wrong when two not so outrageous women start on a journey of using the good and the bad in pop culture to analyse their (and your) lives? join us and find out what life is about, how to live it, and the best part - hear it from people who are definitely not expertswe…will talk about about shows, movies, and keep it inclusive(ish)we…will talk about being human and being alive in this very unfortunate worldwe…will talk about everything we do right, and everything you do wrong
a series of unfortunate... hosts a series of unfortunate..., a society show with 13 episodes published.
we talk about life as we grow older - what's changed, what do we need. along the way, we get distracted and talk about animals. but it's all fun, we promise.
Description: we refuse to answer questions such as ‘wha drives you’. Instead come explore our relationship with LinkedIn, listen to some of the best and worst advice of our careers, and discuss why women-centred workplac
We are burdened with the power of fast watching and fast reading. We choose to use our powers for good and share recommendations, sparks, insights, and judgements with you. You may not get information, but you just might
This holiday season, we bring to you many opinions on your next holiday watch - Wayward! We are choosing to use our powers for good and sharing sparks, insights, and many judgements with you. no matter how much you learn
We are burdened with the power of fast watching and fast reading. We choose to use our powers for good and share recommendations, sparks, insights, and judgements with you. You may not get information, but you just might
sharing opinions is not new to us. this week, we deepdive into satire, with the case study of bastards of bollywood. what is satire, especially in digital content? what are good examples of bollywood satire? why is basta
we continue with the questions, and this time follow up with very, many opinions. what is a favourite hobby? how do you decide what is a hobby? do you need hobbies when your hobby becomes your work? is talking and debati
we have questions, and we answer them ourselves. what are hobbies? where do they come from? what separates them from interest or profession or obsession? why do we want/ need hobbies? what are the lengths we will go to t
We are burdened with the power of fast watching and fast reading. We choose to use our powers for good and share recommendations, sparks, insights, and judgements with you. You may not get information, but you just might
they took our spices, but not our tastebuds. in this episode, we discuss the duality of being kids of migrants - why do we love our kadhi chawal so much? we believe all white people can do better, starting with masterche
we want to talk about all the prejudices out there - bride and prejudice, pride and prejudice, bihar and prejudice. we all are shaped by things we consume, whether it is food or content. but this episode is about what cu
we are back, and this time, more unhinged. this is about the trauma that shaped us, about the people who've held us, about the performances we put on, and about the darkness that rests beneath the surface of the peppines
this is the pilot, and remember that it always gets better after that. you will learn the back stories today - who are these girls and why do they think their voice matters? who do they identify as? what is their relatio
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