We have been sharing stories since our beginnings. Our innate drive to recount narratives about who we are, where we come from, and what we mean to each other is an essential trait of being human. As someone who has called many different places ‘home’, the only constant in my life is meeting new people. So far, I have met some amazing people who have one hell of a story. I want to share these stories with you. This podcast is an unfiltered, vulnerable, real, and authentic space where my guests will open their hearts and minds for the world to see.
Humans Being Human
Claim This Podcastby Shweta Adsul
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21 episodes
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Podcast Overview
We have been sharing stories since our beginnings. Our innate drive to recount narratives about who we are, where we come from, and what we mean to each other is an essential trait of being human. As someone who has called many different places ‘home’, the only constant in my life is meeting new people. So far, I have met some amazing people who have one hell of a story. I want to share these stories with you. This podcast is an unfiltered, vulnerable, real, and authentic space where my guests will open their hearts and minds for the world to see.
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Recent Episodes
July 21, 2024
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July 15, 2024
QnA with our Kashmiri tour guide Javed bhai
Walyu Mahra, gorgeous listeners! Meet Javed Bhat, our tour guide in Kashmir who drove us through the khoobsoorat wadiya of this beautiful state. He's a man of few words, but speaks from his heart. I hope you enjoy this impromptu conversation!
June 19, 2024
“Women Talking” unapologetically, with Pretti Singh
Pretti, being an experienced and successful professional in the film industry, had me fooled when I thought that the majority of her episode was going to be about filmmaking and Bollywood. To my pleasant surprise, it’s quite the opposite of that. I’d describe this episode as looking at the realities of India through the lens of a proud “fauji kid” who grew up in the protected and almost utopian cantonment zones all around the country. Pretti spent her childhood and adolescence in 11 different schools in 11 states throughout the country, where she lived in the truly secular environment of the army cantonments that greatly influenced her identity and beliefs. While she believes her background as an “army brat” to be one of her greatest strengths, she also reflects on the culture shock of moving to Mumbai, working in the film industry, and starting from the bottom. However, this added all the plot to her life, with 2 of her films getting shelved, having to spend the night in her broker’s office, failed relationships, and every other experience that seemed disastrous at the moment but ultimately brought her closer to understanding herself better. For everyone who knows Pretti professionally or personally: tune in because I’m sure you will learn something new about her. For those who don’t know her: it’s my pleasure to introduce you to this headstrong, intellectual, and empathetic feminist. Our conversation was about family, career, the societal pressure to get married, money, giving back, and spirituality. Stay tuned until the very end for movie/show recommendations, one of which inspired the title of this episode.
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