Why do people not believe in God? Why do people who do believe in God seem misguided?

Discover the boundaries of being an atheist through the beautiful words of Sarah and mesmerizing narration by Anupriya.

The fear, anxiety and finally the euphoria of being accepted and not feeling cast out again. Feel all these emotions in this episode, where you'll know why exactly people fear what is even slightly different.

Beautifully narrated by Anupriya Pandey and penned down by Amy Sutton, this story will take you on an unusual yet beautiful journey.

Six strong women come together to share their insights and incidents of infidelity in their marriage and bond with each other in the process. Through the immersive narration style of Anupriya Pandey and the beautiful penmanship of Janki Ravani, rediscover what marriage could truly mean.

This is a really chilling narrative of what 'hell at home' would be. Triggering and torturing incidents happening to someone at their own home, that too by the people they should trust with all their life. This bone-chilling episode is the one that will make you question how hard life can really be on someone. Authored by Swikriti Lahoty within an anthology "The Tale of Enigmas" and narrated by Ishika Jain, this is 'The tale of Two Sisters'.

What happens when you suddenly land in a classroom full of people from diverse backgrounds? A class so different and fun that for a moment, you forget that you are the invigilator and the 'students' will apparently try their 'best' to cheat!

Listen to this beautiful and fun narrative by Ishika Jain, authored by Deepti L. Sharma and be assured that you will be left with a smile on your face!

Hope. What happens when 'hope' is challenged? What happens when life treats you so unfairly that you don't have hope for it? Do you fight back? Or do you give up and let fate decide for you?

Listen to this amazing poem written by Padmini Peteri and narrated by Ishika Jain in the 12th episode of Inkfeathers Podcast, 'Warrior', that speaks about how not giving into circumstances and having hope can take you out of any bad situation.

'Warrior' is a poem published in an anthology book "Written in protest" by Inkfeathers. 

What happens when an emotion is judged?

Love is probably the most judged emotion in the world although people hate to admit it. Absorb this narrative by Ishika Jain where you will experience love in its most raw form. A kind of love that is judged, yet is pure.

From the anthology 'Three Bodies One soul', which explores love from a very different perspective, you will be listening to '1957: an Odyssey of the Gods of Love', authored by Khushi Malhotra.

Ever had your skin crawling and cold sweat on your palms watching a horror movie? No?

This episode will definitely give you the chills and the thrills of being immersed in an occult narrative of two students.

Authored by Khushi Thakare and narrated by Ishika Jain, 'Paradise' will take you on your very own horror ride.

Have you ever been in a situation where you feel as if everything is going out of control and nothing is predictable? With Ishika Jain, teleport yourself to a scenario where working with a journalist may lead you to your imminent death... Or not?

Abducted is a short story from our anthology, The Facade.

Immerse yourself into an almost life-like narrative written by Dr. Shritama Das, about the bombings on Nagasaki. Hear the pain, hear the misery, hear the agony and hear the helplessness that war brings to both the winning and the losing side. In the 8th episode of Inkfeathers Podcast, realise the real meaning of a hollow victory.