In this thought-provoking episode, I dive deep into one of today's most pressing questions: Is artificial intelligence killing art and employment ? As AI tools become more advanced at generating art, music, writing, and other creative works, many professionals are rightfully concerned about their future.

I'll explore real stories from artists, writers, and workers whose industries have been disrupted by AI technology. You'll hear about people adapting to this new landscape - some embracing AI as a collaborative tool while others fight to preserve purely human-made art.

I'll break down the complex relationship between technology and creativity, addressing important questions like: Can AI truly create original art? What makes human creativity special? Which jobs are most vulnerable to automation? And how can we ensure that technological progress benefits everyone?

Whether you're a creative professional concerned about your future, a technology enthusiast excited about AI's possibilities, or simply curious about how these changes might affect our culture and economy, this episode offers balanced insights into the ongoing tension between artificial intelligence and human ingenuity.

Join frequency 3.0.8.0. for this essential conversation about the changing nature of work and creativity in the AI age.

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Rtr. Gargi

Rtr. Garv

"Art of Interpretation" is a podcast that explores art in a deep and interesting way. This episode looks at movies, books, and paintings to help people understand them better. This episode digs into the hidden meanings of creative works, going beyond what most people might notice at first glance. The podcast is special because it looks at art from different angles - like history, emotions, and culture. Using famous works like Van Gogh's "Starry Night" as examples, the show helps listeners see art in a new light. It takes complex ideas and makes them easy to understand, turning art appreciation into an exciting journey. Whether it's finding the deeper story in a movie, exploring the hidden themes in a book, or understanding the feelings behind a painting, this podcast helps people see art as more than just something to look at - it's something to think about and understand.

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Rtr. Yukti 

Rtr. Garv 

Rtr. Kyna

In "Happiness Is Real Only When It Is Shared," we explore the profound truth that joy reaches its fullest expression through human connection. Drawing from neuroscience, philosophy, and lived experience, this episode examines how shared happiness creates neural pathways fundamentally different from solitary pleasure. We investigate why our most treasured memories involve others, how digital isolation threatens our collective wellbeing, and why vulnerability enables authentic joy. Through intimate stories and expert insights, we discover that happiness isn't a personal achievement but a relational experience—one that grows rather than diminishes when given away. Join us as we uncover the science and wisdom behind this timeless paradox of human existence.

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Rtr.Kyna

Rtr.Garv

Exploring the raw, unfiltered reality of human emotions. In a world that often tells us to "get over it" or "just be happy," we dare to dive deep into the full spectrum of feelings that make us beautifully human. Each episode creates a judgment-free space where we explore everything from daily emotional challenges to profound emotional revelations, offering heartfelt stories, practical insights, and gentle reminders that your feelings are valid. Through authentic conversations and interactive moments, we guide you to understand your emotions as messengers rather than burdens, transforming your relationship with feelings into a source of wisdom and growth. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, navigating joy, processing grief, or simply seeking to understand yourself better, Emotions Unplugged is your companion in embracing the truth that every emotion has its place in the human experience. Because when we unplug from expectations and plug into our emotional truth, we discover the power of feeling fully alive.

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RTR. NIYATI

RTR. GARV

RTR. KYNA

 We explore the profound wisdom of yin and yang—far more than just a familiar black and white symbol. In this enlightening episode, we delve into how these complementary forces of nature shape our daily experiences, from personal relationships to physical spaces. Discover how yin's introspective, receptive energy harmonizes with yang's active, expressive force to create balance in our lives. Whether you're drawn to eastern philosophy, personal growth, or simply seeking harmony in an increasingly complex world, this episode offers fresh insights into the ancient Chinese understanding of duality and its surprisingly relevant applications in our modern lives. 

Déjà Vu: That Strange Feeling You've Been Here Before

Ever had that weird feeling that you've lived through a moment before? That's déjà vu – when something new feels strangely familiar, like a memory you can't quite place.

In this episode, we talk about those moments that make you stop and think, "Wait, haven't I done this before?”

Why do places we've never visited feel like home? How come some dreams feel more like memories? We'll explore these questions and more, using simple science and real stories to understand this fascinating brain mystery.

Join us as we go through moments feel like memories we've yet to make, and how déjà vu might be more than just a glitch in our mental matrix, in this latest episode of Frequency 3.0.8.0

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Rtr. Sakshi 

Rtr. Amandeep

Listen this latest episode on rainy days brought back such vivid memories. I remember pressing my face against our kitchen window, watching raindrops race each other down the glass. Those gloomy days somehow felt magical - wrapping myself in a warm blanket, sipping hot chocolate, and listening to the steady drumming on our tin roof. My siblings and I would sneak outside after the storm, jumping in puddles until our shoes were soaked.

Join frequency 3.0.8.0 for such gentle reminder of those simple, joy-filled moments. 

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Rtr. Yukti 

Rtr. Amandeep 

Rtr. Diya Gupta 

Rtr. Ashima Rattan

The Science of Women’s health: A Gyno’s take on what really matters ! 

In the episode of frequency 3080, the guest Dr.Seema Sharma , an experienced obstetrician-gynaecologist, explores current challenges in maternal and postpartum health. This podcast focused on critical issues which women are facing these days . Early monarchy, discussion on PCOD or PCOS and menopause has been some of the important topics in the podcast . The podcast did not only focus on the biological and physical part of women's health but also the psychological and emotional aspect has been touched upon specifically when one gets in the phase of menopause . The change of perspective of men has also been discussed , the take of Dr. Seema on the particular topic was phenomenal where she told how men have started supporting their wives and daughters. A funny incident was told by Dr. Seema in the podcast with her patients as well . She has specifically emphasised on the topic of cervical cancer , saying how people are not aware of it and how important the vaccination for the same is. 

Overall the podcast was a mixture of biological and psychological aspects of both men and women . Few general statements and advices for the women who can not afford a high profile gynaecologist helped in the smooth conclusion of the podcast .

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Rtr. Brihitika 

Rtr. Garv

Rtr. Raghav

Rtr. Vanshdeep 

Rtr. Amandeep

Rtr. Rakesh Gulati 

Rtr. Ashima Rattan

🎙️ Announcing ”Echoes from Kedarnath: A Tale of Survival”- a new episode exploring one of India's most devastating natural disasters through the eyes of those who lived to tell the tale.

In this episode, we bring you the heart-wrenching story of Ram Karan Beniwal, who survived the catastrophic 2013 Kedarnath floods that claimed over 6,000 lives. Clinging to a tree for four days in freezing temperatures, Ram witnessed an entire mountain dissolve before his eyes while losing six family members to the raging waters.

Join Frequency 3.0.8.0 as we preserve these crucial moments, exploring both the human and environmental aspects of this historic catastrophe.

We're diving deep into the complex, beautiful, and sometimes chaotic world of sibling relationships. This episode will feature real stories, experiences and practical tips about navigating sibling relationships at every stage of life. Whether you're dealing with childhood squabbles, adult sibling dynamics, or hoping to strengthen your family bonds, this podcast is for you.

Join frequency 3.0.8.0 as we explore those unique bonds that start with sharing toys (or fighting over them!), evolve through childhood rivalries, and often grow into our most treasured lifelong friendships.