Desi Distractions

This week, Maya and Zara discuss unicorns, types of beauty, and looking forward to the holiday season despite not really celebrating Christmas.

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We know we're a little late, but Black Lives still Matter. Maya and Zara end the week by discussing common misconceptions of the BLM movement in the Desi-American community, Zara's new company, and Maya's COVID era soccer tournament. 

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Maya and Zara discuss the drama in Indian Matchmaking, along with the issues it presents. Today's episode focuses on hypocrisy, colorism, and sexism within the South Asian community, along with tales of judgmental aunties and an original song by Zara.

In today's episode, Zara recalls an uncomfortable counter, Maya discusses the pressure she feels to become a doctor, and both reflect on good advice they've received from their parents. Additionally, they talk about feeling like they're running out of time, and AOC's powerful speech.

Hi guys! This episode was pre-recorded so we didn't get to talk about it, but Eid Mubarak to those of you who celebrate! We hope you and your families stay healthy and safe. Lots of love, M&Z

In today's episode, Maya and Zara talk about surprise toasters, representation in western media, and plans for future episodes.

In today's episode, Maya and Zara discuss school-related stress, arranged marriages, shower thoughts, and how to deal with feeling burnt out.

In today's episode, Maya and Zara discuss their experiences with sex education, awkward situations, and shit desi parents say.

This week, Maya and Zara discuss dating as desi-american teenagers. Answering all your questions about making the first move, PDA, and how to introduce your S.O. to your parents.