The Hive Podcasts

The hive is a performing arts space in the UAE that dedicates itself to helping young people find their voices and trains them in public speaking and drama. We, at the hive, believe that it is important to speak up about the things you care for. This is a collection of podcasts for kids, by kids.

The Hive Podcasts is a arts podcast hosted by Malavika Varadan, with 534 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Malavika Varadan hosts The Hive Podcasts, a arts show with 534 episodes published.

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  Live at the Hive: Unforgettable Travel Tales with Vedika, Swarit, Aanya D, and Aanya K

  Oct 4, 20269 min

  In this entertaining episode of Live at the Hive, Vedika Romit Shah, Swarit, Aanya Dhull, and Aanya Kankan share their funniest and most memorable travel experiences. The group talks about the pros and cons of traveling, recounting wild stories like a runaway horse ride in Turkey, rainy mountain hikes in Mauritius, and misplaced vacation items. They finish with a lively country trivia game, testing their knowledge of cultures, food, and fun facts from around the world

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  Live at the Hive: Unravelling Myths and Legends with Tharun, Arth, Saatvik, and Ayansh

  Oct 4, 202619 min

  In this exciting episode of Live at the Hive, host Tharun Sahasranam is joined by Arth Ledwani, Saatvik Goenka, and Ayansh Heda to explore famous myths, legends, and mysterious creatures from around the world. Together, they share fascinating stories behind Icarus, the Mothman, El Chupacabra, and Medusa while debating the lessons and lore behind each tale. The team wraps up the episode with a fun game of One Truth and One Lie to test their mythical trivia.

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  Live at the Hive: Sibling Bonds and Sisterly Advice with Samaira, Shimeka, and Malavika

  Oct 4, 20266 min

  In this heartwarming episode of Live at the Hive, Samaira Gupta and Shimeka are joined by Malavika, who stands in on behalf of Aavya Kashyap, to discuss the special dynamics of growing up with siblings. The group explores whether they would ever trade having a sibling to be an only child, reflecting on how older sisters often act as mentors and sharing fond memories like late-night baking and family trips. They wrap up by comparing their unique personality traits and sharing thoughtful advice on how sisters can build stronger lifelong connections.

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  Live at the Hive: Ultimate Friday Night Movie Picks with Krishiv, Dhyan, Shlok, and Sanav

  Oct 3, 20264 min

  In this entertaining episode of Live at the Hive, Krishiv Gandotra, Dhyan Sandeep, Shlok Vazirani, and Sanav Palakkal share their top film recommendations to solve the ultimate Friday night streaming dilemma. The group discusses relatable book adaptations and thrilling blockbusters, including Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows , Diary of a Wimpy Kid , Spider-Man , and Heart of the Beast . They also dive into the heartwarming story of The Wild Robot , breaking down what makes these movies so memorable and fun to watch.

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  Live at the Hive: The Case for More PE with Arnav, Liam, Usman, and Armaan

  Oct 3, 20264 min

  In this energetic episode of Live at the Hive, Arnav Shetty, Liam Xavier Dourado, Usman Bokhari, and Armaan Sainani dive into the big debate surrounding Physical Education in school. The group discusses how much weekly PE time students actually get versus what they need, highlighting benefits like improved memory and better brain function. They also share personal stories from the sports field, argue why students should get to choose their favorite games, and address the frustration of academic classes taking over PE periods.

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