The Hive Podcasts

The Hive Podcasts

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The Hive Podcasts episodes

  • Can Kids run a business? by Sruja

    In this episode, host Sruja explores the exciting world of child entrepreneurship! Can kids really run their own businesses? Learn why running a business at a young age is valuable for developing money management skills, how to get started, and tips for making your business successful. Whether you're good at baking, crafting, or tutoring, find out how you can turn your talents into a thriving business!

    4 min
  • Should zoos be banned? by Shaurya

    In today’s episode, hosted by Shaurya, we dive into the controversial topic: Should zoos be banned? Join us as we explore both sides of the argument, from concerns over animal welfare to the educational and conservation benefits that zoos provide. Are they a necessary tool for saving endangered species, or do they compromise animal rights for human entertainment?

    4 min
  • Should schools have technology or not? by Sasha Raj

    In this episode of Live at Hive, host Sasha Raj dives into the ongoing debate about whether schools should use technology. While tech can be a powerful educational tool, it can also be misused. Sasha discusses both sides, sharing examples of how technology helps in learning and the distractions it can cause. From firewalls to screen time limits, we explore solutions for managing tech in schools. Join the conversation on the pros and cons of tech in education and how it can be used responsibly.

    3 min
  • What happened on 9/11? by Reyansh

    In this episode, we delve into the tragic events of September 11, 2001, when terrorists hijacked planes and attacked the Twin Towers, claiming the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent people. We explore the rumors and conspiracy theories surrounding the attacks, from terrorism insurance claims to the "inside job" and "controlled demolition" theories. Join Reyansh as we examine the facts, the unknowns, and the lasting impact of that unforgettable day.

    4 min
  • The stray story- a call for compassion by Pari Tavares

    In this powerful episode, Pari Tavares highlights the struggles of stray dogs and how society neglects these innocent animals. Through stories of their daily fight for survival, Pari urges a shift toward kindness, responsibility, and better treatment. Tune in to learn how we can all make a difference in the lives of homeless dogs.

    6 min
  • Dreams explained by Kimaya Surti

    Join host Kimaya as we explore the mysteries of dreams! From why they feel so real to the science behind déjà vu, nightmares, and even those strange faces we’ve never seen, this episode breaks down the fascinating world of our nightly adventures. Whether your dreams predict the future or just reflect your emotions, you’ll leave with a new perspective on what’s happening in your mind while you sleep. Tune in and dream big!

    5 min
  • Murder on the Menu by Kimaya Surti

    Ever wanted to step into the shoes of a detective? "Murder on the Menu" lets you do just that. For AED 200, you and your friends can solve a thrilling murder mystery in an immersive experience. With surprises, twists, and a lifeline to guide you, this event is perfect for puzzle lovers, team-building, or anyone who loves a good mystery. Ready to uncover the truth? Book your spot now!

    5 min
  • When did the idea of India began? by Kanan

    In this episode, Kanan explores the ancient roots of India, from the Indus Valley Civilization (2600 BCE) to the rich cultural traditions that shaped the modern nation. Discover how India’s history goes far beyond its 1950 constitution, with cities like Mohenjo-Daro and languages dating back thousands of years. Learn how India’s diversity in culture, language, and history makes it far older than we often realize. Join us as we uncover the true origins of India.

    5 min
  • Should teachers be allowed to remove students from class? by Hari Palecha

    In this episode, Hari Palecha explores whether teachers should have the power to remove disruptive students from class. We discuss both sides—how it can create a focused learning environment versus the potential for embarrassment and missed lessons. Tune in for a quick dive into the balance between discipline and support in the classroom.

    3 min
  • 10 things to do to make someone's day by Daksha Sujit

    Kindness doesn’t need to be grand to have a huge impact. Join Daksha Sujit in this episode of Live at the Hive as we explore 10 simple, powerful ways to brighten someone’s day. From sharing a smile to volunteering your time, these acts of kindness create a ripple effect, making the world a better place one small gesture at a time. Tune in and discover how these thoughtful actions can leave a lasting impression on others—and yourself

    7 min

About The Hive Podcasts

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The hive is a performing arts space in the UAE that dedicates itself to helping young people find their voices and trains them in public speaking and drama. We, at the hive, believe that it is…