Still Asking Why

In this episode of Still Asking Why, I sit down with my girls Tan and Shiv to dive into the wild, varied, and deeply honest opinions sent in by you, the listeners. From the nostalgia of our very first jobs to the heavy, controversial realities of modern life, we explore why people hold the views they do, how our own upbringings shape our perspectives, and why a little bit of banter is absolutely m...

This week, we are diving into the story of me getting robbed, why it’s okay to lie sometimes, and if Friends is overrated. Plus, we'll be discussing your controversial opinions!

We are diving into your unpopular and controversial opinions again with my two guests, Shivi and Sophie.  This episode brings a spicy discussion on reality TV, child-free spaces, and whether money brings true happiness.

It's another Flakey Thoughts discussion where we dissect your unpopular opinions and poll results. Plus, I welcome my new guest, Shivi! In this episode, we explore monogamy and whether it is an outdated concept. Our answer might surprise you. We also discuss pets, settling for an ‘average', and why Nando's will forever slap.

Another engaging, deep and banter-full discussion where we dissect your unpopular opinions and poll results.  In this episode, Taneisha and I dive into the world of Higher Education and its relevance, parent dynamics, and why we might not like Prince Harry and Meghan anymore.

Get ready for an engaging conversation and fresh perspective as we explore diverse subjects, fueled by your opinions. In this episode, Taneisha joins me, and we discuss Taylor Swift's world, the unpredictable terrain of sibling rivalry, and the pesky topic of bed bugs.

When Natalie, a seasoned midwife, stepped into my studio, her childbirth stories resonated with every fibre of my being. Her eyes lit up as she recounted the strength and resilience she'd witnessed in the labour ward, and together, we explored the very essence of pregnancy and childbirth. This episode is for the women who are pregnant for the first time and don't know what to expect, those who hav...

A conversation with the author of one of my favourite books ‘Coming Home: A guide to being your true self’ which has shifted and reinvented the way I learn and understand myself so that I can connect with others authentically. Gillian is the UK’s leading transformational wellness coach with over 20 years of experience in helping people find meaning and bringing back joy into their lives.  In...

A confused and damaged healing 'Millennial' trying to learn, unlearn and relearn through this rollercoaster that we call life through conversations and enlightenment from other people.

An honest, open and warm conversation on Christianity with a female reverend to explore our capacity and knowledge for faith in our lives. Regardless of your beliefs, you will be enlightened by this perspective - the first of many talks with religious leaders that I will be doing. Connection! Knowledge! The Divine! Let's explore it together..

Modern women giving their perspective on new age dating dilemmas. (Male Perspective episode to follow!) Funny, dirty and controversial opinions that nobody asked for - enjoy!

Autism is on the rise, it's complex and there's so much to learn. This conversation involves 2 mothers who have (excellently!) raised kids with Autism. We cover stigmas, medication, what needs to change and improve and the importance of mental health in general. The strength, resilience and patience of their stories will inspire you!

What is it like to be blind? A conversation with my friends Andrew and Devaki, both with their own and unique stories of vision loss - with Andrew being blind since birth, and Devaki who lost her sight later on in life.

Losing someone through death is one of the most painful experiences a human being can go through, yet it is something we all have to face at some point then comes the heaviness of grieving. How do we cope? Why does it seem easier for some rather than others? 3 of us would like to share our personal journey of loss to hopefully make you feel less alone.