Lights, Camera, Tension

In a final episode, Aayushi and Yash stress the importance of being yourself. One can drop the idea of being perfect because at the end of the day - we all get nervous, we all make mistakes, we are human.

A continuation of the previous episode, Aayushi and Yash begin where they left off. In a candid conversation, they address an important contradiction and various questions that listeners might have regarding stage fright.

In a much awaited episode, Aayushi and Yash provide various steps and tips to help listeners get over their stage fright. In a back and forth conversation, they address various questions that listeners might have.

In this episode, Aayushi and Yash use Batman’s backstory and personal experiences to show how stage fright can be used as an advantage.

In this episode, Aayushi gives us a great insight – that we are actually more over-confident than we think we are. We also learn that some of our favourite singers and actors experience stage fright too!

In this  episode, Aayushi let’s us know that being a “seasoned performer” doesn’t let you off the hook. Through different scenarios, she illustrates that stage fright finds some way to manifest itself, giving you the shakes.

Continuing from where he left off, in this episode Yash elucidates some science-y yet super interesting reasons why non-professionals suffer from performance anxiety.

Viewing stage fright from the lens of an amateur, Yash unscrambles the what's and why's of stage fright. From trembling legs and butterflies in the stomach to the crippling fear of failure, he takes us on an exciting journey into the world of the amateurs.

In this episode, Aayushi talks about herself and brings into light the rather ironical other side of the story, stage fright as experienced by seasoned performers.

In this episode, Yash acquaints the audience with himself and makes an honest confession, thus becoming the voice of the amateurs.