A DRINK WITH MERI & MINA

Hello guys! apologies on the late upload, life keeps getting in the way. How much do you know about the Nims dai story? Do you believe in what Michael Kobold has to say? Let us know in the comments if you have further information, we want to keep is juicy and spicy like our pani puri...

Now that it is summer, there are events every single week!!! So it's inevitable some of you might be experiencing FOMO. However, Meri & Mina ramble through their own FOMO's in life. Also is it even a "Drink with Meri & Mina" episode without us rambling? Nope!

As we both are ready to get on the property ladder, the process of buying a house comes with a few problems of its own. Most problems can be predicted and researched on but we got blindsided by the vastu shastra involved! If you don't know what that is, come join us!

We are back!!! After a little unplanned break, we are back to one of our favourite therapies. This episode is all about the hiccups that took place in both of our lives over the last couple of months. Hope you didn't miss us too much!

We are a product of our conditioning. Growing up, rarely all of us have all of our needs met. Mina tried her absolute best to get all the attention whereas Meri just wanted to get away. Meri and Mina discuss what they lacked and how they are trying to cope / feed the inner child...

This podcast was inspired by Diya, Mina's second niece who turned 18 recently. This not only made us feel like an aunty but also took us to our nostalgic memories. Where has the time gone? Meri's first phone is in the museum now? Our audience share one few things that made them feel old, give it a listen, I am sure you can relate to it a bit or more....

Being Gurkha kids, we were practically raised by our mothers on her own. When we finally got to live with our dads during our teenage years, it was fun and games at first which very soon came to an end. Meri & Mina share their hardships, fond memories and how they "idolised" their fathers in this episode. Enjoy the rollercoaster. If you're a Gurkha kid, please leave us a comment...

What happens when Meri gets triggered? We make a 50 min podcast out of it! Say no more and enjoy!

We are still fascinated about Japan. Still fascinated about the fact that people in Asia claim one size fits all... Here is a part two of our Culture shock podcast. Apologies on the video quality, we didn't realised it was fogged up whilst filming :(

Mina in an avid traveller and has been solo travelling on and off for the past decade. Whilst travelling we have experienced fair share of culture shocks. We asked, you answered all the culture shocks you have experienced. Our audience did not disappoint us and were fully engaging ( keep it going guys!). Hence we have a part two coming up.  We do apologise on the late upload. Our files were c...

A day to celebrate love, it's called!  We thought we'd down memory lane and share stories about first or most memorable crushes. We weren't expecting such funny responses but I guess we are all at that age where we are comfortable laughing at our naivety and the innocence of our adolescence. Happy Valentine's to everyone. It's a day to love yourself and your dear ones.

Money and problems led by it can be the sole reason in breaking families apart. How do you say no to requests for help when it's ingrained in the culture that if you are in a better position, you ought to take care of the rest. Where do you draw the line and stop feeling guilty for their lack of opportunities or sometimes lack of will?

When they said you have to kiss a lot of frogs to find the prince charming, they didn't specify it would be this MANY! We asked you for your funny, weird dating stories and you delivered. Dating wise, Mina and Meri are completely opposite. The differences are pretty clear as we tell our dating stories and trust me, Meri has some interesting ones in the bag for us.

It's THAT time of the year. No matter how cliche it sounds, new year comes with reflecting achievements and failures of the year gone and listing goals for the coming one. In this year end appraisal of ourselves, we share what we want to work towards and how we want to do it. We hope you also have listed things to look forward to and wish you are blessed with the motivation to make it happen.&nbsp...

Just like that, another year has gone by. At the end of last year, we summarised our first year of Sinerji and that year of our life. We revisited the feelings from that episode and our whole year after that.  Regardless of any setbacks, hope your year went great with lots of personal achievements and even if it didn't, there is always time to set things into motion. Merry Christmas and a Hap...

After a couple of emotionally charged episodes, we thought we should lighten up the mood a little bit. After all, life is not always heavy. We had fun answering these silly questions and although our answers had borderline narcissistic vibes, the journey to come up with them was definitely a reflective one. These answers may not truly describe us but it's how we see or would like to see ourselves...

We sent out a questionnaire to the public to answer our curiosities. We cannot be the only ones with toxic traits right? As per usual, you guys did not disappoint us. Here we share your toxic traits and mention ours too. <3  All about the healing and having a banter together. 

Good or Bad, every person that has been in your life has probably taught you a lesson. For this episode, we wrote letters to three people that have had a significant impact on our lives. Without them, we would have been very different people and would have made very different choices in life. We hope you also think about and thank the ones that made you who you are. 

We asked what you would or wouldn't pass down to your children on instagram @sinerji.studio This is part two, we talk about the values YOU WILL NOT PASS DOWN - to the future generations.  Meri & Mina passionately discuss cultural values that does not make sense. Whilst navigating through their thoughts, they realise the level of gender discrimination and favouritism in the culture. They e...

Being raised in two different cultures comes with its own set of identity problems and one of the main one is the clash in personality between you and the culture you are supposed to BELONG to. We learn cultural values that become habits and are rooted so deep that we sometimes barely question them. Developing your personal values and then unlearning what doesn't align with what you have absorbed...

Being raised in a culture where leaving home is not common, unless for "valid" reasons like studying or employment, and now living in a country where living with parents can be seen as lack of independence. We discuss the tiniest inconveniences to major boundary issues of sharing the roof with your Asian parents. Needless to say, cohabiting with people who have opposing personalities come with man...

Every social media platform is saturated with content full of opinions, whether that's in the form of a meme, a video or a comment. So here we are, providing you some of our unsolicited and unpopular opinions! A question for you to take away: apart from the obvious hateful ones, what else makes our opinions unpopular? We'll go first; saying out loud something that disturbs the status quo.

Meri & Mina share humongous time on the internet getting entertained by comedians. Mina shares her experience of going to a stand up comedy show & how the comedian's career was almost over. On the other hand, Meri's opinion is that people are getting offended by anything and everything these days.  Can you take a joke? Or are we too sensitive here?

We discussed on EP 10, about the extravagant asian weddings and how excited we get. Dive into how Mina's thoughts have changed. Now that the summer wedding season is coming to an end, we have some tips for the future bride and groom: we need SNACKS!!!!! 

REST IN PEACE QUEEN ELIZABETH II The entire world if not the country has been in a huge shock, some of us really thought she was immortal. Here we share our two pence on monarchy. Do we as a country need it? Is our tax money going to waste? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Please comment below :)