Why Am I Still Single? with Hansa

Hansa and her friend Akriti Paracer get together to discuss their ideal partner and why most men act like weirdos on dating apps.

In the final episode of this podcast, Hansa talks to Radhika Rawat about love and grief. Radhika lost her partner to a plane crash two years ago and since then, it’s been a journey of healing and mourning in equal parts. The two also discuss the importance of self-love.

Hansa sits down with theatre practitioner and voice training supervisor Sidhaant Sharma to talk about love and luck. The two discuss late romance and the changing meaning of love. They also talk about past relationships, emotional baggage and how one moves on from it.

Hansa sits down for a chat with Kiran K, a single and successful 40 year old product manager. They talk about about divorce, online dating, and what it’s like to discuss marriage and exes with a potential love interest. They also discuss the importance of a well written dating app bio.

Hansa sits down for what ultimately felt like a therapy session with Ipsa James, a Delhi based queer and dalit affirmative psychotherapist. The two talk about queer identity, being a therapist, the dating setup, and why cats look more menacing than dogs.

Hansa sits down with entrepreneur and lifestyle blogger Anupriya Kapur, whose experiences as a single mom has led to an entire journey full of self revelations. Kapur misses the intimacy attached to a committed relationship but sharing a bed with somebody else, not so much.

Hansa sits down with friend, ex-colleague, current Facebook fellow, and general cool person Abhilash Mallick to discuss just how much one mega heartbreak can pave the way for days, correction, years of singlehood.

Hansa sits down with writer and stand up comedian Aaditya Kulshreshth about the deliciously strange comfort in being alone, emotional unavailability, and all the good and bad takeaways of being in a relationship.

Hansa sits down with writer and entrepreneur Shasvathi Siva about enjoying singlehood post divorce, normalising separation, and how meeting men on dating apps is a huge gamble that can go either way.

Hansa sits down for a round of revelations with digital creator and actor Aaron Koul about relationships, refusing labels, and the clarity that comes after a good old session of self pleasuring.