Poet. Storyteller. Firestarter.

In this episode of What’s the Tea, Amy? Nikita Gill sits down for a conversation that moves between myth, modern womanhood, rage, rejection, patriarchy, displacement, and the power of language.Born between cultures and shaped by family histories of partition and protest, Nikita speaks about why rage is not something to suppress but something to reframe.

Why women are called “too much.” Why being “oversensitive” is actually strength. And why rejection isn’t the end.From calling out misogyny to dismantling rigid gender roles, from Britney Spears and girlhood to political speeches and poetic resistance, this episode explores what it means to take up space without apology.It’s about turning anger into action.

It’s about not dimming your shine.It’s about holding your ground in a world that constantly tries to shrink women.If you’ve ever been told you’re too loud, too emotional, too ambitious, too political — this conversation is for you.

The TEA is fierce. And so is she.