Words And Not Much Else

Words And Not Much Else

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Words And Not Much Else episodes

  • Life As a Creative Millennial w/ Rahul Premchander
    Sometimes friendships blossom in the unlikeliest of places. When you're least expecting it. Those are some of the best ones, aren't they? My friend Rahul and I met at work. But we've never really ever met. Confused? Yeah, me too. Join us as we talk about navigating life as creative professionals in a world that's getting noisier by the day. Psst, Star Wars fans, stick till the end!
    Music credits:
    Song: Unminus - They say
    Music promoted by CopyrightFreeMusicToCreate
    Video Link: https://youtu.be/DJwp5V_MdCI
    30 min
  • Living Alone in 2020 w/ Shreya Sridhar
    Oh, to be young, emotional, and alive during a pandemic. This Sunday, I talk to my dear friend Shreya about what has kept her sane as she lives alone in a big city. We also talk about books, writing and the value of friends. Go grab a cup of chai and join us on our couch!
    Shreya's newsletter: tinyletter.com/52MidnightSnacks
    Music credits:
    Song: Solo Acoustic Guitar No Copyright! By Owen Seamus
    Music promoted by CopyrightFreeMusicToCreate.
    Video Link: https://youtu.be/BUsP8v2CTek
    31 min
  • Living As An Empath w/ Ayesha Hanif
    We all make friends at various avenues in our lives: school, college, workplaces, social groups. But sometimes, we find pure friendship in unlikely places. Meet Ayesha, my digital pen friend from Pakistan. In this episode, we talk about our countries, cultures, and growing up as people who feel too much. Come on in and say hi!
    Ayesha's blog: http://psychrant.blogspot.com/
    Music credits:
    Serenity by Jason Shaw http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jas...
    Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0
    Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/serenity-jason-shaw
    Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/nR_NqJ0leyc
    30 min
  • When Your Dad is Your BFF w/ Vignesh Giridharan
    Hello and welcome to season 2 of the podcast! Yay! This season, I'll have conversations with some of my closest friends on the planet. The first one features my house partner and life partner Vignesh. We take a deep dive into his relationship with his father, what brought them so close, and what makes them so special. Come join us!
    31 min
  • The Creatures We Love
    How often do you talk to your parents? And by talking, I mean having real conversations. Over the last few years, my relationship with my parents has grown and changed with age and distance. No matter how many differences you have, it's never too late to begin to get to know the people they really are. Behind all the parent-y stuff, there are some startling stories and revelations that can change the way you see them.
    Track 1
    Breakfast in Capri
    Artist: JOONPOP
    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJvf...
    • Available on:
    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4OtDX3...
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    Track 2
    Quiet Resource by Evelyn Stain
    Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_BrbhRrP6g
    11 min
  • An Evening at Lodhi Gardens
    I don't think I enjoyed the concept of public parks earlier as much as I do now. Recently, I've discovered a newfound respect for them. I enjoy the peace and quietude of a place so charming and so green. Or maybe I'm just growing old. I recorded the sounds of Lodhi gardens in Delhi last week, and made a note of everything I saw. Come join me?
    13 min
  • Dear Class Teacher
    When you think of your school, what comes to mind? For me, it's mostly white uniforms, stern teachers, scary exams and morning assemblies. We often tend to romanticise our school life, but I associate a lot of if with some not-so-nice memories. This episode is a one-sided conversation between me and my class teacher.
    Track 1:
    Passage by Whitesand
    Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj4nXrOixrM
    Youtube Channel: https://goo.gl/QxgXXy
    SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/martynaslau
    Track 2:
    Title: Sad emotional
    Artist: Naoya Sakamata
    Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tFe-T7tNMg
    9 min
  • To The Quiet Ones
    Have you ever found yourself in a crowded place wanting to go home and sit in your fluffy pyjamas? Hi, nice to meet you. I relate. This episode is an ode to all the people who always find ways to get out of parties because they had their books, shows and games to get back to. People who can't breathe easy until they're alone at home, munching on their favourite snacks and watching comfort TV. I hear you. And this is for you.
    P.S. If you ever feel like ranting about the world, this is a safe space. Promise. Write to me at [email protected]
    Music credits:
    Track 1: Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw
    Genre and Mood: Country & Folk + Calm
    Track 2: "Juan Sánchez - Luz de Luna"
    is under a Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) license
    Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/h7fSbXEadzI
    Track 3: Karen O & Ezra Koenig - The Moon Song Lyrics (Instrumental/Karaoke)
    12 min
  • The Way We Were
    I grew up in a small town. I never really loved it. In fact, I kinda hated it. All I wanted to do as a teenager, was to run to a big city. Now that I look back, I see why I couldn’t love it it, and I see why I don’t hate it all that much anymore.
    Music credits:
    Track: Someday
    Artist: Federico Fabbiano
    Music provided by Oak Studios
    https://youtu.be/mHQolnkZ9b0
    Track: Fragile
    Artist: Wayve
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc-lHqc-olQ
    12 min
  • Lest We Forget
    As humans, our memories are unreliable. They morph and change shape as we grow older and gain more experience. In this episode, I talk about the misinformation effect and everything I don’t want to forget.
    10 min

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This podcast is just the whims, fancies, memories and stories of an average woman trying to make sense of this thing called existence.