In this episode, Sultana and Farina sit down for an honest and lighthearted girl talk about love, relationships, and married life. They share what has worked for them, what they have learned, and how they have navigated love languages, family expectations, cultural and religious differences, conflict, jealousy, social media, and maintaining their identities outside of marriage.

From learning how their partners express love to balancing independence with partnership, they reflect on what it means to grow alongside someone without losing yourself. They also wrap up the conversation with a fun relationship rapid-fire round!

As always, these are simply their personal experiences—not professional relationship advice. Take what resonates and leave what does not.

In this episode, we sit down with “Aisha” as she shares her story of navigating abuse, deportation, family pressure, and the silence that often exists within our communities. After her father’s deportation, Aisha’s life shifted across countries from New York to Bangladesh and back, forcing her to grow up quickly and take on responsibilities no child should have to carry. This episode includes discussions of domestic violence, immigration-related trauma, and family instability. Please listen with care.

We’re back for our first episode of the year and this time with a new voice. Nusrath joins us as we catch up on life, growth, and everything in between. From career wins and finding creative outlets to dating struggles, cultural expectations, Ramadan reflections, and evolving friendships, this episode is a real, unfiltered look at where we are right now.

In this episode, we caught up with Yoana (@yoanax0x) a Bangladeshi-Canadian artist redefining what it means to be a fearless creative.

From her viral singles DADDIE$ and LUVergiiRL to her bold stage presence, Yoana is breaking barriers in Dhaka’s male-dominated music scene and building safe spaces for “the girlies and the gays.”

In this episode, she opens up about her roots, representation, and why being unserious can still be revolutionary.

In this episode of Manush Ki Bolbe, we talk with Gais about defying expectations and living life on his own terms. From his early days in Atlanta’s Bengali community to navigating the pressures of law school, finding love during COVID, and building a marriage rooted in partnership, Gais opens up about the lessons he’s learned along the way. He shares how a commitment to health and fitness transformed his life, offers practical tips for nutrition within South Asian culture, and reflects on the importance of financial literacy and generational wealth. It’s a conversation about love, resilience, and the courage to follow your passions—regardless of what people say.

Hello everyone! We are back after a brief hiatus! Life got a little busy but we did not forget about this show lol. Join us and our first ever guest as we discuss her struggles and success of marrying someone outside her religion. For those of you in similar situations, there is hope!

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We are back after a long break! Thank your for your support! In this episode we talk about friendship and how to make friends. What can you do so you have people to hangout with and what are things you should look out for?

Welcome back everyone! This episode focuses on the experiences that come with moving out and the impact it can have in a Bengali household. Thinking about moving out yourself? Do your kids want to move out? Is it really that big of a deal? Time for a healthy conversation!

Hello Everyone! This is our first episode of Manush Ki Bolbe.  A podcast created to empower Bengali youth through shared life stories and experiences to navigate their journey with resilience and confidence (doesn’t necessarily apply to just the youth haha). This episode will be an introduction to our hosts and the topics we'll be discussing in the future.