You can listen to this episode to get a better understanding of what exactly the caste system is, the history involved, and how it’s affected people’s lives through the years. -Joshita, Nitya, Thriya, Vinitha, and Yuktha

In this episode featuring Shreya Verma (you might know her on tiktok as @shreywaydances), we discuss the normalized racism towards south asians in today’s society. We dig deeper into why we think this occurs and what our generation can do about it. This was definitely one of our favorites so we hope you enjoy her insight <3 -Ameya, Nitya, and Yuktha

In our second episode about mental health, we have a candid discussion between ourselves about the importance of prioritizing our mental health. We hope that by hearing our experiences, you’re able to relate and take in some of our advice. -Ameya, Arshiya, Joshita, Nitya, and Vinitha

In honor of national suicide prevention awareness month, the DDG team wants to do our part in educating our listeners about the importance of breaking the stigma around mental health, specifically in desi families. In our first episode regarding the discussion of mental health, we decided to bring on a special guest, Sujoy Menon! He has a platform on tiktok and is very open about spreading awareness of mental health in addition to starting his own mental health nonprofit organization. We hope you enjoy listening to our discussion and are able to relate. -Ameya, Anya, Joshita, Nitya, and Vinitha

Due to the recent buzz around manifestation and controversial opinions about what exactly is considered religious cultural appropriation, we had a conversation about where the line must be drawn. Some of us had different opinions than others of us, so you’ll get to hear different perspectives. Since this is a heavy subject, we have 7 people in this episode! If you’re not informed about hinduism, listening to this episode would be a good way to understand the basic beliefs, but even if you’re already familiar with the religion, we hope this episode allows you to be able to relate and gather new insight. -Ameya, Anya, Arshiya, Harshini, Joshita, Nitya, and Yuktha (P.S. We want to say a HUGE thank you for helping us spread our platform during this past week; we are extremely grateful and have so many exciting projects in store!!)

The hype around the Netflix show, Indian Matchmaking, really inspired us to do a review of it on our own! (warning: if you haven’t finished the show yet there will be spoilers) -Ameya, Nitya, and Yuktha

We’re so honored to have had the opportunity to interview...MISS RACHEL CHARLES! She’s so full of positive energy and such an inspiration to girls all over the world. In this episode, she shares her opinions mainly regarding colorism and the importance of self confidence. We hope you enjoy! -Ameya, Joshita, Nitya, and Yuktha

Since Biden chose Kamala Harris as his Vice President, we knew we had to dedicate an episode to her! We tried to keep the facts themselves unbiased, but after stating the facts for each segment we jump in and still give our own opinions in hopes that our thoughts will resignate with others. -Ameya, Anya, Nitya, and Yuktha (P.S. if you’re eligible to vote this year please do!!)

We wanted to keep the conversation going about the black lives matter movement, so in this episode we specifically discuss the role of south asians in the movement and what we can do to help. -Arshiya, Harshini, Nitya, Thriya, and Vinitha

In this episode, we have three gorgeous girls give their perspectives on various topics. We hope you like it! Be sure to follow our guests in this episode on instagram: Simmi (@simmiimakeup), Niranjani (@niranjani.reddi), and Neha (@neha.murthy14). We loved having you guys and hearing your insight! -Ameya, Arshiya, Nitya, Thriya, and Yuktha