Listen to Denoja and myself talk about our journey to self-discovery and learning the concept of self-love. Denoja is incredibly inspiring and shared her story with us so give her a listen! 

Listen to Aranja and I talk about the struggles we have had with our skin and how we are both dealing with it (most of the time just laughing). Skin issues can cause massive insecurities and we spill the tea about it all!

Listen to Sam talk about his journey of being diagnosed with a brain tumour at the beginning of this year and the impact it has had on him and his family. He talks about his support network and how music and seeing God is getting him through this. Check out his Instagram and his blog posts (tagged on Instagram). Show him, love!

Listen to Robert talk about his journey of starting up businesses and some helpful advice. We talk about how businesses are an integral part of the Tamil community.

Listen to Raksh and I talk about how we define ourselves and our journeys having lived and brought up in countries other than the UK. The #tamilcommunity has migrated to a lot of different countries to build a life that we weren’t able to build but in turn a lot of us have been struggling with our identity so here is our take on it. Show @rakshhh some love 

Listen to Saru speak about her pregnancy and the stigmas mothers face in the Tamil community. She bravely shares her life experiences and how it has made her the person today with her amazing daughter. Show her some love @sarusha 

Listen to Vithiya talk about her journey from when she was diagnosed with Leukaemia through her treatment and her life now. She is so inspiring and I was honoured to speak to her.  Show her some love @vithu91

Listen to Tilly and I discuss how women are represented in art and the impact of this. We also discuss how art is seen in the Tamil community. Tilly herself is an up and coming artist- check her out @bytilljega

Trigger Warning: Some topics discussed in this episode can be upsetting and/or triggering. 
Listen to Vitho and I talk about what feminism means to us and reflect on this within the Tamil community. It is quite raw and us talking quite honestly about our opinions so please be kind.

Listen to Nylan (8 years old) and his mum talk about his journey with muscular dystrophy and how he doesn’t let his disability define him. His positivity and ambition is contagious. Can’t wait for you guys to hear him! Show him some love @nylan.p