Is posting about your availability after every suicide news enough? Can we all not do better? How do we see the red flags? Suicidal tendencies don't have a face. Tune in as Divyadeep Chaturvedi leaves you with his poem titled "Aakhri Khat" as some food for thought.

"Khalish" (Uneasiness), a sentiment that is born out of "Begarzi" (Selflessness). How is it different from pain? How do you describe "Khalish" in words? What drives a poet to write? What is it like to see selflessness in a relationship? How do you appreciate a friend who doesn't seek your validation? How to love those who do not know how to seek or ask for it? Tune in to find out.

Language: Hindustani

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A conversation with Deepika Saincher about friends, family, home, nature, travelling and all that life has to offer. On this episode, we discuss the little things that bring us joy in life. Deepika is a qualified lawyer but a nomad at heart who tries to live life to the fullest. After graduating in law, she diverted herself to curating events and eventually ended up in the North East of India curating unique travel experiences. Until recently, she was working on a project called the Monyul Gathering which focused on making Sangti Valley a model village for sustainable tourism. Tune in as she talks to us from her home during the lockdown.

How to love someone with depression or anxiety? Does mental illness diminish one's capacity to love? Can persons suffering from mental illness have a healthy relationship? How to handle a relationship where both the persons suffer from mental illness? Tune in as Divyadeep Chaturvedi tries to find answers to these questions and discusses the importance of empathy in relationships.

What love language do you speak? How to speak the love language that your loved ones understand? Why do your expectations remain unfulfilled? How can you help your loved ones to live up to your expectations? Tune in as Divyadeep Chaturvedi talks about learnings from his own experience and how we can all improve our relationships with our loved ones - friends, family or partners.