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The Woman Next Door is where women talk about the things we don’t usually say out loud. Host Anukrity explores ambition, identity, money, family, and the messy middle of building a life on your own terms. Through candid solo episodes and conversations with everyday women doing extraordinary things, this podcast is for anyone navigating the gap between who they’re supposed to be and who they’re becoming.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Woman Next Door is where women talk about the things we don’t usually say out loud. Host Anukrity explores ambition, identity, money, family, and the messy middle of building a life on your own terms.
The Woman Next Door is hosted by Anukrity. The show has published 27 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "She's Delivered Thousands Of Babies - Now She Wants To Change How India Treats Women's Health" (23 October 2026, 44 minutes), "She Fell 40 Feet. Then Climbed Everest - Deepa Menon's Story" (10 October 2026, 36 minutes), and "Find Your Style: Building Confidence in What You Wear | Boski" (2 October 2026, 52 minutes).
The Woman Next Door publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 27 episodes.
Booking probability for The Woman Next Door is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Woman Next Door requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Woman Next Door's contact route on record: verified email.
Anukrity hosts The Woman Next Door, a society podcast with 27 episodes published.
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Episode #27
Dr. Shreshtha trained at Safdarjung and Maulana Azad — two of India's most demanding government hospitals. She delivered babies, negotiated with families for her patients' right to make decisions about their own bodies...
In 2019, at 40, Deepa Menon fell 40 feet while rock climbing indoors. Multiple fractures- 40 plus broken bones. A long recovery. And then - a choice. She chose to climb higher. Since then she has summited Kilimanjaro...
You have a wardrobe full of clothes. And yet every morning you stand in front of it and feel like you have nothing to wear! Boski left a 10 year career at EY and leading FMCG companies to solve exactly this problem...
In 2000s Bangalore, there were no crèches, no corporate daycares and no playschools. Sheeba caught the 7:30 AM city bus to work, dropped her children with a retired couple down the road and picked them up at 7 PM. For...
Nobody warns you about the C-section stitches you'll stare at in the mirror. Nobody tells you about tracking poop colours at 3 AM or the four nannies who will come and leave without warning. Nobody mentions that AI will...
Survi always felt like a generalist — good at everything but master of none. That insecurity led her to pursue makeup, to finally have one thing completely hers. She nailed it. Then COVID hit. The bookings dried up. And...
Episode #21
Deepika spent years being her own translator between three specialists who never spoke to each other. That gap became Live Gracious — a women's health platform built for what generic healthcare consistently misses. From...
Anchal has spent 15 years building a remarkable career across Barclays, IndusInd, Axis and now Visa — where she leads as Director of Affluent Products. But what makes her story worth hearing isn't just the titles. It's...
36% of India's tech workforce is women. Only 7% make it to executive level. So what happens in between? Samarpita has spent 20 years in the global payments landscape — starting as an analyst at Cognizant, joining...
Stress. Anxiety. Hormonal imbalance. The mind that never switches off. Aparna is the founder of Pranah by Aparna — helping corporate women regulate their nervous systems through her Pranah Regulation Path Method. Not...
She started working at 21, spent 15 years in leading MNCs across India and the USA, navigated the pandemic across China and India, and then took a 13 year career break. At 50, she came back - as a Trauma Informed...
Saakshi left a corporate job that didn't fulfil her, took a solo trip to McLeodganj that changed everything, and became a digital nomad travelling the world. Then she lost her father — and built a travel company in his...
<p>She didn't set out to be a founder. She set out to solve a problem nobody else was solving.</p><p>Meenakshi grew up in Mandsaur — small town- father who ran a tent business. She studied hard, got into a top MBA...
<p>She was never scared of life itself. Just the small things.</p><p>My ex-flatmate Urvashi and I go back to our Bombay days — Wai Wai noodles, cheese slices, green chillies, red wine and very questionable life...
Episode #13
<p>She was born with two fingers on her right hand. She was loved, protected and celebrated — and somewhere along the way, that love became a cage she didn’t know she was in.<br>In this episode I sit down with my...
<p>The side of motherhood that doesn’t make it to Instagram.<br></p><p>We sat down to talk about nutrition. What unfolded was something far more important.<br>In this episode I sit down with my dear friend Sudarshana, a...
Episode #11
<p>What does it actually mean to be a modern Indian woman? Is it the clothes you wear? The rituals you skip? The traditions you follow?<br>In this episode I want to challenge that conversation. Because modern doesn’t...
<p>What does it take to walk away from a stable paycheck and follow your creative passion? In this episode, we sit down with Adrisha, a former business analyst turned full-time DJ on the Bangalore underground music...
Episode #9
<p>What happens when you grow up not fitting the beauty standard? Not the Kamal Nain. Not the fair complexion. Not the lead in the school dance performance.<br>In this episode I share something I have never spoken about...
Episode #8
<p>We grew up on DDLJ. On Kasauti Zindagi Ki. On heroes who moved mountains and women who waited gracefully. Nobody handed us a manual — but somehow we all received the same blueprint. Education. Job. Husband’s home. In...
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