Aashna Mukhija (@tealandyellows) is an artist who loves murals and is currently more into floral designs. She made her first-ever painting when she was in class 7 - didn't like it, and stopped painting. Until one day in her second year of graduation, pursuing Biotechnology, she finally picked up the brush, painted. She believes art has the power to heal and that when people evolve with it, they become better and find a newer version of themselves. She draws inspiration from nature, humans, and their feelings. She is a self- taught artist who experiments with anything and everything which comes her way and is a keen seeker of challenges. For her, an artist is someone who believes in the things they portray, the rawness in the final product, and that offering of giving someone a piece of themselves while they can add their part to it makes them complete.

Anusuya Datta is a clinical psychologist and has been serving people for over five years now. She believes that trust and creating a safe space are the backbone of therapy. In this episode, we talk about very small but significant topics and how and why as our physical health requires attention, in the same way, our mental health requires the same amount of our attention. You will find the answers to the obvious questions which you and I think about when we see or hear the terms related to mental health. We at The Awaara Musaafir Show know that Mental Health is not something which can be talked just once about and left, so we will try to bring you more insights on the same in the coming episodes.

Rajat Ubhaykar is an engineer turned journalist and the author of the book Truck De India - A Hitchhiker's Guide to Hindustan which is an unconventional travelogue of his journey of 10000 km hitchhiking with the truckers all across India. He has combined all the sociological and cultural insights of the diversity India holds and also gives you an insight into the trucker's life (be it the haunted stories or corruption or food) in his book. In the podcast, Rajat talks about the book in brief and also, gives you an insight into things that anyone who is planning to go on such a journey should know.