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"From family-approved matches to love-at-first-sight stories, we unpack it all. What do people really believe about arranged and love marriages? Join us as we explore where culture meets chemistry."

A festive episode where we share our personal Diwali experiences, moments of joy, nostalgia, and the light that connects us all.

Join us as we explore fun “what if” scenarios and inspiring real-life stories! We imagine what we’d do if we only had 30 days left to live and share the 5 things we’d take to a stranded island. Thoughtful, fun, and full of reflection. In this episode will make you laugh, think, and feel inspired.

When it comes to bringing a child into the world, whose choice should matter most? The woman, the partner, the family, or society? In this episode, we unpack the layers of autonomy, responsibility, and cultural influence around childbearing decisions.

Do good looks really open more doors? We dig into how appearance, perception, and bias shape real opportunities at work, in social circles, and across society. From hiring decisions to everyday interactions, we unpack what’s true, what’s myth, and what it all means for you.

Are TikTok trends and Instagram filters slowly erasing Tamil traditions? In this episode, we tackle the big question: Is social media helping us connect with our roots or pulling us away from them? Join us for a lively discussion on how digital culture is shaping the future of Tamil identity.

We speak with Dr. Lakshmi Chellapan about the state of education in New Zealand, exploring key issues, opportunities, and the future of learning. From early childhood to higher education, Dr. Chellapan shares expert insights and practical perspectives that matter to students, parents, and educators alike.

What is "cringe" and how society has normalized shaming people for being vulnerable, expressing emotions, or simply being themselves. We dive into how social media and doom-scrolling have made us numb to genuine emotions, leaving us disconnected from what truly matters. It’s time to rethink what "cringe" really means and rediscover the importance of empathy, love, and staying authentic in a world that often values perfection over humanity.

From building high-value skills and practicing intentional self-care, to cutting off draining connections, surrounding yourself with growth-minded people, and using AI as your personal power tool. No fluff, no waiting for “the right time.” Get clear, get moving, and get out of your comfort zone. Your next level won’t meet you halfway.

We honor the beauty, depth, and legacy of our mother tongue. Tamil, one of the oldest living languages in the world. We explore why preserving and using your mother tongue matters more than ever in today’s global world, especially for younger generations. Plus, we celebrate a proud milestone: Tamil books are now officially part of Otautahi’s public libraries. A win for culture, identity, and the Tamil-speaking community in Aotearoa. Let’s keep our language alive; because when we forget our roots, we lose our power.

We explore the beautiful intersection of Tamil traditions from Asia and modern life in New Zealand. From language, food, and values to lifestyle shifts and cultural adaptation, we reflect on what it means to stay rooted while embracing a new world. It's not about losing identity. It's about evolving with it. A real talk on cultural balance, pride, and how both worlds can thrive together.

Parenting starts long before the first word or step. In this episode, we talk about the do’s and don’ts of raising babies, infants, and toddlers. From creating a safe and loving environment to building healthy habits, emotional connection, and early development. Whether you’re a new parent or learning on the go, this is your guide to growing confident kids, without losing your mind.

When she marries the man, she marries the family. In Indian homes, love often gets lost between ego and expectation. Why do mother-in-law and daughter-in-law clash like tradition? What role does the husband play? Referee or bridge? This episode unpacks the unspoken, and shows a way to peace without picking sides.

Can men and women be friends without the universe conspiring against them? Spoiler alert: yes, they can and no, it’s not the start of a rom-com. We’re diving into why people love to gossip, how some “friendships” come with hidden agendas, and why being just friends takes guts, honesty, and a killer sense of humor. Buckle up, it’s time to debunk the drama and celebrate the power of pure friendship.

Your dreams won’t chase themselves. It’s a mindset, a daily grind, and a bold refusal to settle. We’ll talk mindset hacks, overcoming doubt, and turning those wild dreams into real, unstoppable action. Ready to stop playing small? Let’s dream loud and hustle harder.

Feminism isn’t just a women’s issue, t’s a human one. Feminism from a man’s perspective, why equality benefits everyone, and how men can be real allies without stealing the spotlight. It’s time to challenge old mindsets, break toxic norms, and build a world where respect and fairness rule. Guys, this one’s for you.

In Tamil and Indian culture, live-in relationships and open talks about love and intimacy often come wrapped in silence and stigma. Why is it so hard to have real conversations with parents? In this episode, we unpack the cultural taboos, generational gaps, and how an open mindset could change the way we connect with our loved ones and ourselves. Ready to break the silence and start the conversation?

Why is second marriage seen as a fresh start for men but a scandal for women in Indian families? We dig into the harsh double standards, cultural biases, and outdated mindsets that trap women in unfair stigma while men move on with ease. It’s time to challenge these norms and ask, why the unequal judgment?

From sky-high rents to grocery bills that hurt, living in New Zealand isn’t cheap. We break down the real cost of daily life, the financial pressure on migrants and locals, and what it takes to survive (or thrive) in Aotearoa’s economy. Budget tips, real talk, and a reality check, because adulting here comes with a price tag.