Have you ever unwrapped a gift and felt that "tiny pang of regret"? Sophia Bhadresha explores the tragic world of bad birthday presents. In this episode, she breaks down the "random relative gift" (like that unwanted Barbie doll) and the "surprise gone wrong", sharing a secret formula for giving gifts that don't end up in the clutter corner.

Rheanne Dias shares a personal story of how seeing a freshwater spring made her science class "finally make sense". In this episode, she explains why travel is where the "real learning happens" from exploring new foods to understanding community traditions in her homeland of Goa. It’s not about passport stamps, but seeing the world from a different angle.

School should be banned... right? Rajveer Singh Kathuria argues for homeschooling, citing 5 AM wake-ups, strict teachers, and boring uniforms. But then, he argues against banning it, realizing he'd never see his friends. In this episode, he explores the ultimate kid dilemma.

What does it really take to be a UFC fighter? Prachi Dias reveals their intense 5 AM training schedules, from wrestling to Muay Thai, and their "miserable" diets to "make weight". In this episode, learn about the incredible pressure of fight night and the discipline of legends like Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev.

Have you noticed how high canteen prices are these days? Divam Kalra tackles the surprising cost of simple snacks and water, and questions why some canteens charge extra for basic items like knives and forks. In this episode, he explains how these rising prices create a real problem for students and workers, who may be forced to skip meals or eat less just to save money.

Have you ever danced like nobody was watching... because you made sure they couldn't? Dhyana Lakhwani gets personal about why she loves to dance, but always with the door closed. In this episode, she explores the fear of being laughed at or misunderstood and how dance can teach us to be brave, confident, and true to ourselves. Learn why the world doesn't need "perfect performers," it needs brave, joyful people.

Ever had your mind go completely blank when you're put on the spot? Arnav Ghandi explains why creativity isn't about waiting for inspiration, but a skill you can learn. In this episode, he shares powerful strategies like "association" (how the iPhone was created), "abstract thinking," and "observation" (how J.K. Rowling found Harry Potter) to help you generate great ideas, fast.

Wars bring only pain, fear, and destruction, affecting innocent people from the First World War to modern conflicts. Agastya Sharma explores the heartbreaking impact on families, children, and our planet. In this episode, he discusses the important role of the United Nations and how talking, understanding, and kindness are the real ways to build a peaceful world.

"Enjoy your childhood while it lasts!" Abhiraj Arora tackles the great paradox: why do kids dream of being adults (driving cars, no broccoli!), while adults wish they could turn back time to escape stress and fix past mistakes? In this episode, he explores what would really happen if kids and adults swapped places for a day and shares why the best solution is to just enjoy the present.

Inspired by the movie 'Her', what happens when we turn to AI for friendship? Aanvi Gupta explores the rise of AI companions as a cure for loneliness. In this episode, she discusses the good, the bad, and the complicated, asking if a chatbot that never judges is a helpful supplement or a risky substitute for real human connection.