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Welcome to Three Takes, a multi-generational podcast hosted by Mona and her daughters, Minali and Ishana, representing Gen X, Millennial, and Gen Z perspectives. Together, they explore the intersection of career, wellness, and family life, providing authentic conversations and valuable insights to empower women in their work, life, and relationships. Each episode dives into a thought-provoking question, as they share their unique 'takes' on a diverse range of topics, from navigating professional challenges to fostering personal growth and maintaining healthy relationships. More than just a podcast, Three Takes is a shared space for us to evolve together as a growing community, inviting listeners to reflect and connect.
Unknown Host hosts Three Takes: 3 Women, 3 Generations, 1 Family Unpacking the Questions We All Ask, a business show with 28 episodes published.
Mona, Minali and Ishana explore the fears of moving to a new city, the reality of creating a new support system, and why lasting friendships are built through showing up—not luck. From leveraging existing connections and
Mona, Minali and Ishana unpack one of life's most difficult questions: When should you keep pushing forward, and when is it time to let go? Through honest conversations about careers, relationships, business, identity, a
Mona, Ishana, and Minali open up about their personal journeys with therapy, breaking generational taboos and redefining what mental health support means across time. From college anxiety and professional burnout to preg
Minali and Ishana invite their friend, Aaratthi, who shares her unexpected journey from full-time professional to stay-at-home mom, navigating career disruption, motherhood, and identity all at once. From the chaos of ma
Mona, Minali and Ishana unpack the modern dilemma of documenting life versus actually being present in it. From travel habits and social media validation to the subtle ways smartphones fragment our attention, this conver
Ishana and her friends, Daisy and Darshana unpack the quiet tension between external success and internal uncertainty. From landing great jobs to living in a dream city, everything seems to align—yet anxiety, comparison,
Psychiatrist and author Dr. Jennifer Reid unpacks the invisible forces shaping modern guilt, especially for women navigating careers, caregiving, relationships, and identity. Through her powerful “guilt equation,” she re
Mona, Minali and Ishana dive into the surprisingly complex question of feeding ourselves. From the 80/20 rule and restrictive diets to cultural traditions, motherhood, busy careers, and the evolution of family meals, thi
Mona, Minali and Ishana explore what trust between parent and child really looks like, how it evolves from infancy to adulthood, and why listening often matters more than leading. From newborn parenting and childhood ind
Wedding planning is supposed to be joyful, but anyone who’s lived it knows it can also be overwhelming, emotional, and downright exhausting. Ishana gets into a conversation with two close friends, Rachel and Charlotte, w
Mona and Minali have a deeply honest and insightful conversation with Amy Van Dorp, Executive Director of WithIt. They explore the reality of caregiving, motherhood, and career decisions through the lived experience of A
Mona, Minali and Ishana go deep into why rest feels so difficult, even when we desperately crave it. They unpack the guilt, pressure, and cultural conditioning that make slowing down feel like a luxury rather than a nece
Mona, Minali and Ishana dive deep into the real reason resolutions rarely stick, and what you can actually do to create lasting change. Through honest stories, generational perspectives, and plenty of humor, they unpack
Ishana, Mona, and Minali unpack the ever-present force of comparison culture. How it shapes our confidence, affects our mental health, and influences how we see ourselves in a hyperconnected world. From the psychology of
Mona, Ishana, and Minali open up about their personal journeys with therapy, breaking generational taboos and redefining what mental health support means across time. From college anxiety and professional burnout to preg
Minali shares her journey of expecting twins while navigating work, personal growth, and family support. With candid reflections from Mona and Ishana, the conversation explores balancing career demands with physical chan
Mona, Minali and Ishana dive into the messy, yet vital world of feedback: why it feels so personal, why so many leaders struggle with it, and how we can make it simpler and more impactful. From outdated methods like the
Ishana, Minali and Mona dive into the complicated role social media plays in our friendships. From reconnecting with childhood friends and keeping long-distance bonds alive, to the comparison culture, FOMO, and the shall
Ishana, Minali and Mona dive deep into one of the biggest questions professionals and lifelong learners face: should you go back to school? From medicine to MBAs to pursuing degrees later in life, they share raw, persona
Mona, Minali and Ishana dive deep into the evolving landscape of remote work, from frontline healthcare realities and hybrid flexibility to executive insights on shifting corporate cultures. As they share personal storie
Mona
Don’t Call Me White Girl · neurodiverse love
4 appearances on this show
Daisy
midwife · Cashflow Confident
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Reid
clinical assistant professor at University of Pennsylvania, associate professor at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
1 appearance on this show
Charlotte
Yoga Teacher and Coach · real estate owner
1 appearance on this show
Rachel
high school choir teacher · Western Washington
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Sandra Dalton-Smith
1 appearance on this show
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Three Takes: 3 Women, 3 Generations, 1 Family Unpacking the Questions We All Ask is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (self improvement) and has published 28 episodes.
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