In this episode, we’re talking all about BILs and SILs, the brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law who bring the spice, the sweetness, and sometimes the stress to family life 😅.Are in-laws supposed to feel like real siblings?What happens when loyalty gets complicated?How do you keep the peace without losing your mind?Whether you love your in-laws, tolerate them, or are still figuring it out… this episode is for you.Get ready for relatable stories, honest conversations, and a few laughs along the way.

We’re back with Part 2 because apparently, the aunties held a committee meeting and decided we’re still not doing enough with our lives. If you’re South Asian, you already know no wedding, birthday, or random Sunday lunch is safe. One minute you’re reaching for samosas, the next you’re being audited about your career, your relationship status, your weight, and why your cousin’s son is suddenly the blueprint for success. In this episode, we’re diving into the fine art of “beta, it’s just concern,” decoding the legendary “log kya kahenge,” and unpacking why every life update turns into a competitive sport.It’s chaotic, it’s too real, and yes, we’re laughing through the trauma. If you’ve ever mastered the skill of fake smiling while being emotionally cross-examined at a shaadi, this one’s for you.

Marriage isn’t always easy; even the strongest couples face moments that challenge their patience, trust, and connection. In this episode, we dive into the toughest times partners encounter, from major disagreements to life’s unexpected stresses, and share honest insights on navigating them together.Join us as we explore real stories, practical advice, and strategies for turning challenges into growth. Every marriage has its ups and downs, and understanding the hardest moments is key to building a stronger, lasting partnership.

We’re revisiting one of our earlier episodes, where we delve into the Desi bridal industry, exploring the pressure to conform to a certain aesthetic, as well as the expectations placed on brides, their families, and vendors alike.In this episode, we unpack the realities behind the glam:• Unrealistic standards• Cultural and family pressures• The business of weddings in South Asian communities• How tradition, money, and expectations intersectLet us know your thoughts in the comments and share this with someone who needs to hear it!

If you’ve ever sat through a rishta meeting and thought “there’s no way this is real life,” this episode is for you.We’re unpacking the most unhinged, shocking, and downright hilarious things people say and do during the rishta process. From wildly inappropriate questions to surprise demands no one warned you about, we’re sharing stories that prove matchmaking is truly a contact sport.In this episode, we get into:The audacity of some rishta questions (age, weight, salary, and even vibes?)Things elders say with a straight face that leave everyone speechlessWhether you’re deep in the rishta trenches, happily married, or just here for the chaos, this one will have you cringing, laughing, and saying “omg SAME” the whole way through.Warm up your chai, mute the family group chat, and press play, because they really came for the rishta and said that.

In this episode, we dive into the wonderfully baffling world of in-laws and the things they do that are just… weird. From unsolicited “helpful” advice and strange house rules to boundary-blurring habits and traditions no one can explain. We’re sharing the moments that make you lock eyes with your partner and silently ask, “Is this normal?” Expect laughs, mild secondhand embarrassment, and the comforting reminder that if your in-laws are odd, you are definitely not alone.aughter

In this episode, we’re talking about Desi marital expectations, specifically the complicated, often unspoken dynamics between families and daughters-in-law after marriage. We unpack the problematic ways DILs are sometimes “managed,” corrected, or controlled, while also holding space for the very real pressures and emotional labour DILs carry. This isn’t about blaming, it’s about understanding, questioning tradition, and imagining healthier ways forward.0:00 INTRO3:23 Hot dogs8:54 Saba Faisal 18:23 The wedding dress debacle25:38 Sacrificial lambs39:59 Hear, Speak, See no evil51:33 Shaadis59:24 The host

Remember when we used to burn CDs, memorize phone numbers, and survive without WiFi? 😭In this episode, we’re taking a trip down millennial memory lane and talking about things we did that Gen Z would never do, and honestly, shouldn’t have had to. From chaotic tech habits to unhinged social norms, we compare notes on how fast the culture has shifted. We also get into a very Desi topic: how in our culture we rarely say “I love you”… we say other things instead. You sent in your responses, and they’re equal parts hilarious, wholesome, and painfully relatable. Get ready for nostalgia, generational chaos, and the kind of love that shows up as “Did you eat?” instead.

New year, new energy, new limits. In this episode, we’re talking about the boundaries we’re setting going into 2026: with friends, family, school/work, social media, and ourselves. No more over-explaining, no more people-pleasing, and no more burning ourselves out to keep everyone else comfortable.We get real about:• Saying no without guilt• Protecting our peace• Outgrowing old habits and expectations• Choosing ourselves (finally)If you’re entering 2026 with clearer standards and less tolerance for nonsense, this episode is for you.

If time travel were real, this episode would be chaotic. “Hey Younger Self, Don’t Do That,” we laugh (and cringe) at past decisions, unpack what we learned from them, and talk about how those moments shaped who we are today. Equal parts funny, honest, and eye-opening.