I am Naba Asrar, and welcome to the Poetic Justice Podcast, where episodes are uploaded every Friday. As a law student navigating life in London, I'm on a journey to explore some of life's most pressing questions. This podcast is a space where I dive into a variety of topics that matter to me and many others—whether it's the complexities of politics, the deeper layers of philosophy, or even the ever-evolving world of fashion.
Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on Feminism, Bioethics, and Feminist Literature 📚✨ We'll unpack key themes, from reproductive rights to autonomy, and explore the dystopian lens of The Handmaid's Tale. Don't miss this deep dive into how literature reflects and challenges societal norms. Tune in now! 🔗🎧 #Feminism #Bioethics #HandmaidsTale #Podcast
21 Jan 2025
Is rewatching TV an art form? My Thoughts on TV, Movies, and Culture
In this podcast, I dive deep into TV, movies, and pop culture, focusing on the art of rewatching. Join me as I explore why revisiting shows like Gossip Girl can be a form of artistic expression and how TV not only entertains but can empower us. I’ll also share my favourites, the shows that shaped me, and how TV can reflect and influence our lives meaningfully. New episodes drop every Tuesday, so subscribe and stay tuned for fresh insights each week! Follow us on Instagram @poetic.justicepod for updates, behind-the-scenes, and more.
11 Nov 2024
The 'Clean Girl Aesthetic' and the pressures of staying tidy
In this episode, we dive into the "clean girl" aesthetic—a lifestyle trend that blends minimalism, self-care, and the pursuit of a flawless, effortless appearance. We'll unpack the pressures surrounding this aesthetic, from the obsession with spotless surroundings to the drive to present a curated, perfect version of ourselves. Is it empowering to clean and declutter as self-care, or has this trend become another source of unrealistic expectations? Join us as we explore the balance between external order and internal peace, discussing ways to embrace these ideals authentically without losing sight of what really matters 💗
26 Oct 2024
Is pinterest problematic?
After a whirlwind move to university, I’m diving into the world of Pinterest! 📌 Join me as I explore the app’s highs and lows—from its inspiration overload to the potential pressures it brings. I'll be sharing how I use Pinterest, what I find helpful, and where it sometimes falls short. Tune in to find out if Pinterest is the ultimate mood board or just another digital distraction.
19 Sept 2024
All things Travel: my experiences, euro girl summer and unpopular opinions
In this episode, I'm chatting about all things travel—both the good and the not-so-great. I'll share some of my personal travel experiences, including the exciting moments and a few mishaps along the way. Plus, I'm throwing in some unpopular opinions about popular destinations, travel trends, and things people don’t always talk about when it comes to being on the move. If you love traveling (or even just thinking about it), tune in for a real, unfiltered take on exploring the world!
12 Sept 2024
A conversation with Fashion Lawyer and Blogger Diya Mehta about ethics, sustainability and AI in the fashion industry
In this week’s episode of the Poetic Justice Podcast, I’m joined by the brilliant Diya Mehta, an accomplished fashion lawyer with an impressive background. Diya completed her undergraduate Law degree in India and went on to study at the prestigious Cambridge University for her Masters in Law. She now runs the successful fashion law blog and Instagram, ‘Your Fashion Law Guide' and now runs her own firm, Legal Luxe.
Together, we dive into the myths surrounding the fashion industry, touching on crucial topics like consumerism, sustainability, and ethics. We also explore the impact of AI on the future of fashion law and the growing issue of greenwashing, where companies deceptively market their products as environmentally friendly. I’m thrilled to have Diya on, as fashion law is an ever-evolving and fascinating field that doesn’t get enough attention. Tune in for a compelling discussion at the intersection of law, fashion, and technology.
6 Sept 2024
The politics and knowledge of the evil eye
In this week's episode of the Poetic Justice Podcast, I delve into the politics and knowledge surrounding the concept of the evil eye. Drawing from my own experiences, I explore how this phenomenon is deeply intertwined with religion and culture, making it both fascinating and complex to understand. I also discuss various religious perspectives on the evil eye and share my personal views on its significance and impact.
30 Aug 2024
Transition periods, trusting the process and moving somewhere new
Thank you for tuning in to my very first episode of the Poetic Justice Podcast! New episodes are uploaded every Friday.
In this debut, I dive deep into the transformative power of transition periods. Whether it's moving to a new city, starting a new job, or simply stepping into a new chapter of life, these moments can feel overwhelming. But they also carry immense potential for growth and self-discovery. As I navigate my own transitions, I'll be sharing personal insights and reflections on how to trust the process, even when the path ahead seems uncertain.
Moving somewhere new is more than just a change of scenery; it's a leap of faith into the unknown. In this episode, I explore the fears, challenges, and excitement that come with these big life changes. We'll discuss how to embrace uncertainty, find strength in vulnerability, and ultimately, how to grow from these experiences.
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