Chai & Waffle

And that’s a wrap! Our final episode of season one and what a journey it has been! We hope you have enjoyed tuning in as much as we have recording! We’ll be back with a bang for Season 2, but before we go, join us in this episode for a fun Q&A!

In honour of International Women's Day, we talk about some of the most inspirational South Asian women from the 18th century to present day. These women have made and continue to make great strides, have broken glass ceilings and fought for women's empowerment.

We’re so excited for you to join us in this episode as we celebrate these women and share their journeys!

Are you religious or spiritual? Or are the lines so blurred that you’re not sure which side you sit on? Can we choose one without the other? Or do they form the best harmony when brought together?

In this episode, we dive into the differences of being spiritual vs religious and share our own personal experiences and how these have affected us.

Share this on your story... If you break the chain you will have bad luck for the rest of your life.

Heard that one before? What about it’s bad luck if you’re passed by a black cat? Or women can’t go into a temple if they’re on their period?

Tune in to hear about a few of the (hundreds) of superstitions we have in the Indian culture as we decipher whether there is any logic left to them!

Ever left feeling like you’re not good enough? Like you don’t quite fit the “fair and lovely” mould? Or perhaps you’ve received weight loss advice without ever asking for it? You’re not alone! In this episode, we challenge and break down the “perfect” beauty ideals we’ve experienced in our own personal lives.

Sibling harmony or sibling rivalry? Do you suffer from Middle Child Syndrome? Are you the favourite child? Join us in this episode where we discuss the differences between siblings and engage in the never-ending debate about Boys Vs. Girls.

Lockdown 3.0 got you feeling blue? Da ba dee dabba da-ee.. Grab a cuppa and tune in to our conversation about how this lockdown has felt different to the ones before, and what we’ve been trying to make it a little easier!

“You can’t get divorced. What will people say?” Ever felt that your family's reputation was prioritised over your happiness? Listen in this week to hear some lived experiences of being a divorcee in the British Asian community and what we’ve learnt since.

Got the whole family involved? Want to peel back the layers in your relationship or marriage? Don't worry, we got you! In this episode, we dive into the intricacies of relationships and marriages within the South Asian community. Join us as we share our own personal experiences and how these have gone on to shape our relationships.

Our first full episode dives into the challenges as well as positives of growing up in the UK as a British Asian. The quirks, the unsaid expectations, the not fitting in, and how both cultures come together to make an interesting cocktail.