ANSHISM Podcast by Ansh Sachdeva

ANSHISM Podcast by Ansh Sachdeva

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ANSHISM Podcast by Ansh Sachdeva episodes

  • KICKSINTO: Are Sneakers worth the Hype ? Life of a “Sneaker Reseller” FT. Manaye Sachdeva
    Exploring the niche world of Sneakerheads, the podcast delves into brand preferences and identities within this subculture. In a conversation with Manaye Sachdeva, founder of KICKSINTO, the Canadian sneaker startup (https://kicksinto.ca), the episode unravels Sneakerhead culture, its impact on youth, and global influences. Rooted in personal experiences growing up in India, it's an insightful discussion. The podcast, part of the "ANSHISM Podcast" series by Ansh Sachdeva, aims to inspire positive change through relatable human stories. Tune in on major platforms: https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast and catch short clips on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/. This episode is sponsored by @Kickinto1.
    38 min
  • BONUS EPISODE: Wake me up when September Ends- Life Post University FT. Holly Ellis

    On this episode, I have got the always smiling, inspiring and honest Holly. She is a Employment and Training Consultant, In 2020/21 Welfare Officer at Sheffield Students' Union, Psychology graduate from The University of Sheffield. She talks all about life in University & after it.“ANSHISM Podcast" is an independent podcast by Ansh Sachdeva. The show started in early 2021 as a 'Student Podcast' that evolved into a wider conversation in society. ANSHISM is about creating something that inspires a generation, people, to bring positive change. Sachdeva quotes, "I look for human angles and stories in my podcast guests that people can relate to or connect with." I strive to educate myself through raw human interactions and make a positive impact.

    You can listen to the podcast on all major platforms. https://linktr.ee/Anshismpodcast

    Watch the podcast's short clips here: https://www.instagram.com/anshismpodcast/

    Sponsored by @Kickinto1. https://kicksinto.ca

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    39 min
  • BONUS EPISODE: FRIENDS X ANSHISM FT. Razi,Sadiyeh & Shamsi
    A raw conversation & insight into the creator / producer of ‘ANSHISM’- Ansh Sachdeva through the eyes of his friends. Loads of banter, laughs and love shown to me by mates. Funnily I don’t feature in this podcast. Credit to the 3 musketeers for recording and surprising me. It did surely motivate me and it’s an episode. I will cherish this forever. Ansh
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    13 min
  • EP.36 - Season 2 Finale - Thankyou 2021!
    In my 37th recording , this is my second podcast where I don’t have any guests. This episode is special because I have tried putting things into perspective as 2021 has come to an end. No better way to wrap up season 2. Thankyou for listening and supporting ANSHISM.
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    7 min
  • Questioning the Norms of Marriage FT. Dr.Alicia Danielsson
    In this enlightening episode, join Dr. Alicia Danielsson, a seasoned law lecturer specializing in Human Rights Law, EU law, and more. She challenges societal norms by advocating for marriage as a private affair. Her research delves into comparative and EU law, focusing on freedom, security, justice, and EU labor law. With a recently completed PhD, her thesis explores the intricate dynamics of regulating prostitution across national law, EU law, and efforts to combat human trafficking. Beyond her subject expertise, Alicia is committed to enhancing inclusive practices in law education, particularly for students with specific learning difficulties.
    30 min
  • Cancer Awareness for Teens & Twenties FT. Seren Hughes
    In this episode, meet Seren Hughes, a resilient cancer survivor actively contributing to CATTS (Cancer Awareness for Teens & Twenties). Seren shares insights on recognizing early signs of cancer and highlights CATTS' impactful initiatives, ranging from workshops to community fundraisers. Explore more about their vital work at https://wearecatts.co.uk.
    24 min
  • You’re Not a ‘Failure’ FT. Chris Delaney
    Chris Delaney is a qualified NLP Life Coach, Hypnotherapist and Careers Advisor. With over 15 years experience supporting people to achieve their life and career goal’s, Chris has the experience and skills to help you achieve your dream’s. As an experienced Coach and the Founder of Employment King, Chris has years of experience to help you move forward in both your career and your life. https://christopher-delaney.com/about/
    26 min
  • EP.32 - “What Life Should Be” By Pat Fleming FT. Ansh Sachdeva
    Just sharing my favourite poem with my listeners, first time that I actually read a poem.
    To learn while still a child
    What this life is meant to be.
    To know it goes beyond myself
    It’s so much more than me.
    To overcome the tragedies,
    To survive the hardest times.
    To face those moments filled with pain,
    And still manage to be kind.
    To fight for those who can’t themselves,
    To always share my light.
    With those who wander in the dark,
    To love with all my might.
    To still stand up with courage,
    Though standing on my own.
    To still get up and face each day,
    Even when I feel alone.
    To try to understand the ones
    That no one cares to know.
    And make them feel some value
    When the world has let them go.
    To be an anchor, strong and true,
    That person loyal to the end.
    To be a constant source of hope
    To my family and my friends.
    To live a life of decency,
    To share my heart and soul.
    To always say I’m sorry
    When I’ve harmed both friend and foe.
    To be proud of whom I’ve tried to be,
    And this life I chose to live.
    To make the most of every day
    By giving all I have to give.
    To me that’s what this life should be,
    To me that’s what it’s for.
    To take what God has given me
    And make it so much more.
    To live a life that matters,
    To be someone of great worth.
    To love and to be loved in return
    And make my mark on Earth.
    By Pat A. Fleming
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    4 min
  • EP.31 - Men & Mental Health FT. Craig Henderson
    If you’re worried about your mental health you can call the Samaritans free, at any time on 116 123 and if a life is in immediate danger call 999.
    Craig Henderson, 35 a hair professionals from Bolton, A prospect (Volunteer) for the Lions Barber collective. He has been a hair professional for over 15 years & believes that the power of the stylist chair should never be underestimated. In the UK, men are three times more likely to take their own lives than women. On average, 12 men in the British isles take their own lives every day.
    On this podcast he talks about Men’s Mental Health & the stigmas they face.


    Statistics show Suicide is the single biggest killer of men under 45. Yet, it’s not just young men that are at risk, as the highest suicide rate is for men aged 45-49 in the UK.

There are many factors that make men more vulnerable to suicide. Men are often under pressure to appear strong and not show signs of weakness. This means they are less likely to talk about any issues they are facing or seek help when they are struggling with their mental health. Sometimes pride comes into the equation and men may think they can handle their issues on their own or worry about being a burden to others. Men are also more likely to respond to stress with risky behaviour such as abusing alcohol which increases the risk of suicide by up to eight times.
    A relationship breakdown has a bigger impact on a man’s suicide risk, than a woman’s – divorced men are three times more likely to commit suicide than their married peers, whereas divorced women show no increased risk.
    Warning signs to look out for in your friends, family or co-workers include:
    * Talking about wanting to die
    * Withdrawing or feeling isolated
    * Talking about being a burden to others
    * Experiencing extreme mood swings
    * Drug or alcohol misuse
    * Feelings of anger, hopelessness or disconnection
    * Giving away possessions
    * Giving up previously loved activities
    * Writing goodbye letters. https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/contact-samaritan/
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    24 min
  • EP.30 - Reflections on Culture & Religion FT. Samrah Zair
    In this episode Samrah Zair,a third year fashion student,explains the difference between culture and religion.SZ shares her personal experiences & how she aims to break the stereotypes through final year project at the university.
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    12 min

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ANSHISM is a thought-provoking podcast delving into diverse realms like mental health, societal taboos, and personal growth. From engaging conversations with experts to intimate dialogues with…