Episode 1 - Something Rainbow

Aayushi and Sahana 

We have come out with our first episode. Join Aayushi and Sahana on "Something Unsaid" as they discuss a topic in honour of Pride month. Showing there opinions and also the impact this topic has on people's mental health. 

Episode 2 - Something Colourful

Aayushi and Sahana 

How does the color of my skin define who I am? Colorism in India is everywhere, in our homes, our screens, our social circles, and yet we bring it up rarely if at all. 

Join Zaina and Sahana as they talk about this difficult and widespread issue in the second episode of Something Unsaid.

Episode 3 - Something Overwhelming 

Tavi, Aayush and Anvita

School - the place we all want to go back to, the place where our best friends and memories are and sometimes the place that can stress us out. Education, competition and interaction are all good things but now days can be the reason some of us aren't sleeping at night.

Episode 4 - Something Standardised 

Tavi, Aayush and Anvita

Welcome back to the fourth episode of something unsaid. With all that's been going on with board exams, the SATs, CLAT and various other tests we thought it's about time that we talk about a topic that makes up a large portion of all of our lives - Standardised testing. Join Advita and Kaavya as they discuss the stress, the sleepless night and overall impact testing has on kids in the newest episode on something unsaid. 

Episode 1 - #Cancelled

Advita and Tavi

Listen in as Advita and Tavi discuss “cancel culture” and the effects it has on social media and how that translates to our personal lives. Weighing out the benefits and drawbacks, we explore the various ways in which it impacts our mental health.

Episode 2 - Born This Weigh(t)

Akanksha and Pehal

“Why don’t I look like the girls I see on my Instagram?” “Why do I have to live up to society’s standards of beauty?” Listen in as Akanksha and Pehal discuss body positivity and neutrality, focusing on the effect that social media can have on our perspective of our body, and how that translates to our mental health