What an auspicious time to drop an episode about mental health... it's Thanksgiving! Family means stress and often all the reasons we have so many mental health issues. Sonal and Meg discuss anxiety, depression, bipolar, the stigmas that comes with mental illness, and all their differences in opinion on this vast subject.

Fun is work. And work is...fun? EVERYTHING takes commitment and work. This podcast. Friendship. Dating. Meg and Sonal do an update to celebrate a stand up anniversary, discuss how fashion is used to express gender and identity, and what balance of fun and work looks like. Don't take it so seriously ;)

Traveling! People are scared to do it! Why??? DO IT! Go! Hit the road...go domestic or go abroad. Sonal and Meg dive into traveling without a plan and traveling with very detailed itineraries; traveling alone and traveling with people. And...banging for roof?

Dads. The ultimate protagonist and antagonists in our lives. Whether they left or stayed or stayed distant. They've given us so many bad jokes, butt dials, bad advice, and good advice. They taught us how to love and have sacrificed much for us. But how does that relationship affect all our other relationships?

Put on your sari, it's time to celebrate Diwali. It's festival season, and there is a lot of celebrating happening. Halloween, Dusshera, Samhain... and Diwali, the festival of lights. May the light overcome the darkness! And may we never forget the significance of the darkness, because without the darkness we would be unable to perceive the light! Meg and Sonal explore what they know and what they don't know about the festival of Diwali. Is it like Christmas? No, no it's not. It's its own thing. Happy Diwali!

Mom. Amma. Ma! This is the mother of all episodes. Mothers are the ultimate rage ranis. They carried us, they created us and they won’t let us forget it for a moment. But it’s the single most difficult relationship in your life, it’s toxic and beautiful, stressful and loving, and it grows over time. Meg and Sonal discuss their own mothers’ power and faults, what is expected of an Indian mother, and how marriage and dating has created both conflict and space for progress. Jai Mata di!

From the moment an Indian girl is born, the word "marriage" is branded onto her psyche. Challenged by the old traditions while liberated by the new world views, Sonal and Meg share wedding wonders and woes. Can arranged marriage still be successful in 2019? Why are love and marriage so inextricably linked and yet so different? Can someone DM their biodata and marry Sonal?

We are back! We disappeared for two weeks, and the internet almost collapsed completely! Did anyone even notice our absence? When we scale out, everything IS fine and exactly where it needs to be, but when are in the heat of uncomfortable moments, we struggle and squirm to escape back to a place where 'It's Fine.'

"So, how did you get into stand-up?" the age old question that comics are asked over and over again. Our RaRaRanis share their journeys into stand up. Every time someone asks us how we got into stand up, we are going to send them here. So if this is your first time to the podcast, welcome! Meg and Sonal discuss how to get started, how to get better, the work behind comedy, and "PC culture."

You can meditate to this episode. We are turning the gaze inside. Whether you're hindu, muslim, gemini, leo, atheist, scientologist, scientist, or none of the above, there's beauty in admitting that you don't know and for some things, you'll never know. We believe so intensely in what we believe in, but do we choose to believe those things? Or are they chosen for us? Perhaps even by our own circumstances? And what happens if you don't believe in anything at all? Religion is not just an institution, it exists in so many other things around us. Meg & Sonal dissect their views on meditation, self-care, the yoga industry, religion, the zodiac, and objective truth.