In India, topics like s*x, masturbation, penis size, sperm count, and performance anxiety are surrounded by fear, myths, and misinformation. In this explosive episode of Supertalks, Raghav Sharma speaks with sexual health expert Dr. Vijayant Govinda Gupta to openly decode the real science behind intimacy, male performance, relationship challenges, and modern sexual lifestyle problems.From premature ejaculation and low sperm count to masturbation side effects, semen retention myths, nightfall confusion, erection timing, and psychological pressure in relationships — this conversation brings clarity to the questions millions of Indian men silently struggle with.The episode also dives deep into why intimacy gaps happen in marriages, what women actually expect emotionally and physically, how stress and porn exposure affect performance, and whether size, stamina, and frequency truly define masculinity.If you have ever worried about your sexual health, confidence, fertility, or relationship satisfaction, this podcast will help you understand the biological, psychological, and lifestyle factors that influence your intimate life.This is not just a discussion about sex — it is about awareness, responsibility, emotional connection, and building healthier relationships in the modern Indian context.Watch till the end to break myths, gain clarity, and take control of your physical and mental wellbeing.

In this episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma speaks with producer and author Iqbal Malhotra about the escalating Iran–Israel conflict and the global tensions shaping today’s geopolitical landscape. The conversation explores why the United States attacked Iran, the alleged role of Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad in the operation, and whether these events could push the world closer to World War 3.Raghav Sharma and Iqbal Malhotra also discuss how the crisis may affect India, including rising oil prices, the impact on the Indian consumer economy, and the possible surge in gold and silver prices during global uncertainty. The episode examines India’s strategic position under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and how India is balancing relations with the United States, Israel, Russia and other global powers.The discussion also touches on why China and Russia did not openly support Iran, how Vladimir Putin could benefit from rising oil demand, and how geopolitical narratives are increasingly shaped through social media. This episode gives Indian viewers a deeper understanding of how global conflicts influence India’s economy, diplomacy and future strategy.

In this episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Meike Hijman, a solo female traveller from the Netherlands who has explored some of the most fascinating and unexpected parts of the world.The conversation begins with some unbelievable stories from Pakistan, where Meike visited a gun factory in Peshawar and even tried using guns inside the factory. She also shares a surprising experience where she felt the Pakistani police network was so efficient that officers across the country already knew her name.The episode then moves through her travels across several countries including Bangladesh, Oman, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, the UAE, Tajikistan, Austria and other parts of Europe. Meike talks about what it truly means to travel alone as a woman, the realities behind solo travel, and how different cultures shape the experience.A major part of the conversation focuses on her journey through India. From exploring the North East in Nagaland to driving an auto rickshaw from Ladakh all the way to Rajasthan, Meike shares unique stories from the road. She explains why she feels safe in India and how Indian culture gave her a deep sense of connection, especially during her time in Varanasi.Currently travelling through Haryana and Punjab, her journey as a Dutch traveller driving across rural India is gaining massive attention online and many of her videos are going viral.In this episode, she also shares practical travel advice including her best budget travel tips, how anyone can travel the world with limited money, and the real challenges she faces as a female solo traveller.This conversation is a fascinating look into the mindset of a traveller who believes the world is far more welcoming than we often imagine.

In this episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits in conversation with Dr Omendra Ratnu, author and researcher known for his work on Hindu civilization, Indian culture, and dharma.The episode begins with a discussion around the Bollywood film Jodha Akbar starring Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai, exploring the historical debates associated with its portrayal of Mughal history. Dr Omendra Ratnu shares his perspective on how cinema often blends storytelling with interpretation and discusses the controversies surrounding the identity of Jodha Bai and how popular films influence public understanding of history.The conversation then moves deeper into Indian history, examining how historical narratives evolved over time and why many Indians today are revisiting questions around civilizational identity, cultural roots, and dharma. Dr Ratnu discusses Emperor Akbar’s later years, his legacy, and how differing historical interpretations continue to shape modern discourse.We further explore the impact of medieval invasions and Islamic wars on the Indian subcontinent, the challenges within historical documentation and education, and how these narratives influenced how Indians perceive their own past. The episode also highlights stories of courage and resistance by warrior kings such as Maharana Pratap, Maharana Sanga, and Rajput warriors who fought with valor and resilience to defend their land, culture, and sovereignty.Through discussions on Indian history, Hindu civilization, Mughal history debates, cultural identity, and the role of storytelling in shaping collective memory, this episode presents a layered conversation connecting cinema, history, and modern Indian consciousness. Viewers interested in understanding Bharat’s historical narratives, dharma traditions, Rajput valor, and the deeper questions surrounding India’s civilizational journey will find this episode insightful and thought-provoking.

In this special Parenting Episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Parveen Kanchwala, an experienced Parenting Coach, to explore what modern parenting truly looks like in 2026 and beyond.This conversation dives deep into how parenting has evolved from traditional methods to a more psychologically aware approach. We discuss how parents can better understand their child’s behaviour, emotional responses, and developmental needs in today’s digital world.The episode covers one of the biggest challenges faced by parents today — children’s screen time — and explains how a child’s behaviour changes when parents react with anger, pressure, or constant restrictions. Parveen shares practical and powerful strategies to handle difficult situations calmly and effectively while building emotional connection with children.We also explore children’s food habits, discussing why excessive sugar, salt, chocolates, and processed foods impact a child’s growth and behaviour. The conversation includes guidance on healthy routines, sleep patterns, and how much sleep children actually need at different stages of development.This podcast is designed for all mothers and fathers, whether you have a newborn, a toddler, a growing child, or a teenager learning to make independent decisions. We discuss how parents can make children listen without fear, build stronger parent-child relationships, choose the right YouTube content for kids, and understand the psychological foundations that shape a child’s personality for life.We also talk about the emotional bond between children and parents — especially mothers — and the role love, patience, and conscious parenting play in raising confident and emotionally secure individuals.If you are a new parent or someone trying to become a more aware and mindful parent, this episode will help you decode the psychological secrets of raising happy, balanced, and responsible children.

EXCLUSIVE EPISODE, In this eye-opening episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with leading plastic surgeon Dr. Debraj Shome (20+ years of experience) to decode everything about plastic surgery in India.We begin with India’s ancient surgical roots and the legacy of Sushruta, known as the Father of Surgery, and move into modern cosmetic procedures like Botox, lip fillers, rhinoplasty, breast implants, and hair transplants.This episode answers the most searched questions on the internet:• Is plastic surgery safe?• What are Botox side effects?• How long do lip fillers last?• What is the cost of rhinoplasty in India?• Is hair transplant permanent?• Are breast implants safe long term?• Can plastic surgery go wrong?• Can you reverse Botox or fillers?• What is body dysmorphia?• Why do people feel pressure to look perfect?• What is Korean glass skin treatment?• Does plastic surgery look natural?• Is cosmetic surgery painful?• At what age should you consider Botox?We also discuss the psychology behind body image and how public conversations — including filmmaker Karan Johar speaking about body image struggles — have opened awareness around appearance pressure.Please Note: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical consultation.If you are considering any cosmetic procedure or simply curious about the truth behind beauty trends, this episode will give you clarity from a qualified expert.

In this in-depth episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma sits down with researcher Surya Roy to explore the mysteries, history, and future predictions connected to Shri Jagannath Puri Temple.We begin by uncovering the unexplained phenomena of Jagannath Temple, including the mysterious flag that appears to flow in the opposite direction of the wind. The discussion moves to Chhatia Temple and the legend of the growing Kalki sword, believed by many to be connected to future events in Kalyug.A major part of this episode decodes the ancient text Bhavishya Malika, its predictions about Kalyug, the transformation of humanity, and prophecies linked to the end times.We also dive into the real history of Jagannath Puri Temple — from the story of Neela Madhav to Radha Madhav and Leela Madhav, early tree worship traditions before the 10th century, and the role of Sabar tribal communities in preserving the deity. The episode explores how Adi Shankaracharya is believed to have guided the rediscovery and establishment of the sacred idols from Sonpur to their present location in Puri.Further, we discuss:The immense treasure of Jagannath Temple (estimated at over ₹63,000 crore)Stories of a secret protective force guarding the templeThe historical confusion around Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s story related to Jagannath Puri and MeccaThe conversation concludes with deeply personal spiritual experiences shared by Surya Roy, reminding us that spirituality goes beyond rituals — it is about inner transformation.If you are interested in Jagannath Puri Temple mysteries, Bhavishya Malika predictions, Kalki Avatar prophecies, hidden history of Hindu temples, and spiritual awakening — this episode is for you.

In this special Mahashivratri 2026 episode of Supertalks, host Raghav Sharma sits down with Gurudev Sri Anish, a spiritual teacher whose journey from the corporate world to the Himalayas transformed his life forever.Leaving behind material success, Gurudev Sri Anish spent years in silence and deep sadhana in the Himalayas. In this profound conversation, he shares his real-life experiences, encounters with mystical yogis, and spiritual insights inspired by masters like Ramakrishna Paramhansa and Guru Nanak Dev Ji.He reveals the spiritually elevated hidden places of the Himalayas, his powerful experiences in Kashi, and decodes the deeper mysteries of Lord Shiva’s sacred city. Gurudev also speaks about specific cosmic timings during the day when spiritual energy peaks — and how anyone can activate these “cosmic codes” to elevate their mind, body, and soul.This episode also includes simple yet powerful meditation techniques that anyone can practice.If you seek a deeper connection with Shiva, consciousness, and inner awakening — this conversation will move you.

In this powerful episode of Supertalks by themovingship, host Raghav Sharma sits down with India’s leading Certified Sexual Health Counselor, Dr. Neha Mehta, for one of the most important conversations on sexual health in 2026. This episode dives deep into the real problems men and women are facing today — from erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and low testosterone to performance anxiety and loss of confidence in relationships.Dr. Neha shares real clinical stories of men from cities like Delhi, Gurgaon, and Mumbai who struggle silently with bedroom performance and how it begins affecting their self-worth, mental health, and even career confidence. We decode why sexual health issues are rising among young men, whether natural remedies like ajwain (carrom seeds) in hot water actually help, and the truth behind so-called “natural testosterone boosters.”The conversation goes beyond men’s concerns and explores women’s sexual health, natural arousal, pleasure, intimacy blocks, and how couples can build deeper emotional and physical connection. We also discuss why infertility cases are increasing in urban India, the actual meaning of NoFap, common myths around masturbation, reasons behind premature ejaculation, and how to approach these challenges in a medically informed way.Towards the end, we address sexual health in the LGBTQ community, the serious consequences of avoiding protection, unwanted pregnancy risks, intimate hygiene products that may do more harm than good, and why conversations around BDSM and modern intimacy trends are growing. This episode clears myths, removes shame, and provides practical clarity backed by science.If you’ve ever had confusion, guilt, curiosity, anxiety, or unanswered questions around sex, intimacy, or performance — this conversation will shift your perspective. Watch till the end, because this might be one of the most eye-opening and educational episodes on sexual health in India.

In this Valentine’s Day special episode, host Raghav Sharma sits down with renowned astrologer Arun Pandit for a deeply insightful and eye-opening conversation blending astrology, numerology, love, karma, and destiny.We begin with powerful predictions for 2026, where Arun Pandit discusses major global and national energies, including insights surrounding Ajit Pawar, India’s overall direction, and why United States may face a period of heightened risk and instability.From there, the conversation shifts to what truly matters on Valentine’s — relationships. Arun Pandit reveals relationship trends for 2026 and explains how the year may unfold for each Moolank (numbers 1–9). He specifically warns that people with Moolank 2 and 7 should move with extra awareness this year.We then move into marriage predictions, where Arun Pandit demonstrates a classic, practical technique anyone can use to estimate their marriage timing. The episode also explores numerology-based compatibility, helping viewers understand which numbers align naturally in love and partnership.Things get deeper as we uncover the mystery of Twin Flames — why twin flames don’t always marry, the difference between a soulmate and a karmic partner, and why some relationships bring intense suffering as part of karmic clearing.We close the episode with beautiful and symbolic stories of Lord Shiva, tying together love, destiny, and spiritual evolution.This episode is a powerful mix of prediction, practical knowledge, and spiritual wisdom — especially for anyone curious about love, marriage, and karmic connections in 2026.