Discover Sneha's journey, from a fresh graduate to a trailblazing entrepreneur in India's music industry, in this latest sparkable.

From how Score Magazine evolved from a coffee table publication to a pioneering digital platform, to how Sneha and her partner, Prakash, have always strived to be ahead of their times, Sneha shares insights on balancing work and personal life, working with her husband, and navigating the challenges of motherhood.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation on passion, perseverance, and how the duo has been working relentlessly towards creating a lasting impact in the music world.

Explore the fascinating world of death tourism with Dr. Minakshi Dewan as she delves into her enlightening book, "The Final Farewell". In this podcast, I unravel the intricate tapestry of death rituals in India, where tradition and spirituality intertwine with modern practices.

Dr. Dewan eloquently breaks down how different communities across India approach death and final rites, shedding light on the profound roles of caste, class, gender, and religion in shaping these experiences.

Join us as we navigate through the evolving landscape of grief, mourning, and the quest for understanding in the realm of death tourism in India.

If there was one takeaway for me from this conversation with Mahitha Ravilla, it was to take control of your narrative.

How you own your story and stay rooted to where you come from, will determine your future, is how Mahitha ended this absolutely intriguing conversation while we broke down why she decided to become a storyteller, how stories have the power to change societal discourse and what it is going to take for us to pass on the wisdom that stories come with, to younger generations.

Don't forget to listen to this at 1.25x!

Unfiltered is certainly beautiful and that's what this episode stands for. Dr. Anjali Raj Westwood has been working with mothers at various stages of their journey for more than a decade in South Asia and now in the UK only to get a holistic view of how motherhood and parenthood are construed; how mothers are underrepresented and why they do not necessarily believe in getting help, while fathers are considered to play a mere physiological role in making a child and so much more has been discussed in this episode. You do not want to give this a miss!

Wonder what the 4Ts are? Tools, Treasure, Toys & Trash - an approach that Aanchal Kejriwal and her team at Arrange It All conceptualised in order to help people navigate through their decluttering and organising needs. With the vision of creating happy zones for her clients and allowing them to bring to life their stories and personalities through their homes, Anachal and her team are on a Marie Kondo-like mission!

Stories are all around us - you are either telling them, listening to them or you are simply part of one. And more often than not, they are indeed tools of change, as Janaki calls them.

Janaki Sabesh believes that any story harnesses the power to help create that tiny spark that has the ability to change perspectives in children and adults alike.

"A little bit of magic" is how Sudipta describes the story of her life. Throughout her life, she has had various opportunities to pursue her passion for stories as a career and now at 62, she remains unstoppable where she wouldn't stop telling them stories but continues to harvest them as well.

Sudipta proudly calls herself a storyteller and a story harvester and it all began when her grandmother narrated umpteen stories about Sudipta's father. The first spark came to life when she narrated an adapted version of a tale by Khalil Gibran, and the daisy-turned-sunflower that died happily probably remains a tactile memory for many of those seventh graders!

If something that you do gives you joy, you don't ever feel the pressure to actually "do" it. It just flows naturally and there is no stopping you from progressing in your own terms. This has been Aishwarya Vohra's way of life since she discovered her love illustrating a few years ago.

From sketching baby gods and goddesses to bringing her own "illustrative" self alive through her artwork, Aishwarya is a powerhouse of illustrations that aid in telling the most complex stories to young children and adults alike.

Dhwani's passion for food, cooking and feeding people around her is deep rooted. Having grown up in a household where every single person was involved right from packing her dabba to school, to her dear maternal paati making her famous rasam every afternoon, food and therefore cooking became Dhwani's second nature.

Paati's Rasam is autobiographical as Dhwani calls it, where she decided to pen this down along with her mother to tell the tale of a little girl, Malli, who lost her grandmother and the recipe of her Rasam.

I couldn't think of a more apt season for Dhwani's sparkable as a budding children's book author and someone who wants to share her love for cooking with more people.

Has a piece of art ever stopped you on your tracks and have you stared at it for a while only to realize that it evokes something in you? Something that you may have forgotten about or have hidden away in a safe corner? This is exactly what Anu's painting did to me exactly a year ago.

An intuitive painter, Anu's purpose in life is to create something from scratch that allows people to "feel". Period.

Listen in to Anu's sparkable on how she uses art as therapy for people to process their various emotions while delivering her life's purpose via White Paper Creative.