Do We Make Sense?

The boys are back on Zoom after a two-year hiatus discussing one of their favourite mental breakdown topics, the idea of home...

In this episode Nitya, Srishti and their guest, Gehna, continue their Conversation about the illogical aspects of Indian marriages, body autonomy and motherhood. CW/TW: MARITAL RAPE - 8:10 to 11:58

In this episode, Nitya, Srishti and their new guest Gehna Kapoor rant about the concept of marriage and the scam that Indian Wedding is.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti discuss the importance of sex education and their understanding of love and soulmates.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti talk about what love is for them, how it's perception changes over time and what forms does it manifest itself in.

In this episode, Nitya, Srishti and their guest Amritesh continues their conversation about the unspoken binaries of city and town spaces, human connections and change.

In this episode, Nitya, Srishti and their new guest Amritesh Mishra discuss their subjective experiences of living in a big city and small town.

Nitya and Srishti continue their discussion with their guest, Phalgun, about representation of queer people in media and how to be a better ally.

Do We Make Sense? have their first guest on today!  In this episode, Nitya, Srishti and their guest, Phalgun Seth, talk about the history of queer existence, roots of homophobia in early and present times and reclamation of the word queer.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti talk about the concept of loneliness and how it affects their life.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti rant about how women are expected to be and breakdown intersectional feminism.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti open up about their insecurities and internalised misogyny.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti discuss sibling dynamics and their existential fears under the light of growing up.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti discuss whether they have grown up and what does growing up even mean.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti try to connect the dots between body insecurities, capitalism and media representations.

In this episode, Nitya and Srishti discuss the prejudices, struggles and values that led to the beginning of the complicated relationships they have with their bodies.

In the second part of episode two, Nitya and Srishti discuss the gendered-ness, media manipulation and toxicity of friendships.

In the first part of the second episode, Nitya and Srishti discuss their journey of understanding what friendship means.

In this pilot episode, Nitya and Srishti discuss the true essence of happiness and where they derive it from.

In this introductory episode, Nitya and Srishti dive deeper into 'who they are and why they are doing this'.

Two friends navigating their way {sometimes alone and sometimes together} through first world problems in a third world country.