Malavika Varadan

The Hive Podcasts

Arts EN ↓ 583 episodes

The hive is a performing arts space in the UAE that dedicates itself to helping young people find their voices and trains them in public speaking and drama. We, at the hive, believe that it is important to speak up about the things you care for. This is a collection of podcasts for kids, by kids.

Author

Malavika Varadan

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.liveathive.ae

Latest episode

Jun 17, 2026

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Episodes

The World Upside Down by Kiyaan Mohit Dhakan 29.03.2026

Welcome to The World Upside Down, where Kiyaan invites us to look at life from a totally topsy-turvy perspective! In this fun and mind-bending episode, Kiyaan explores what it would actually take to live on the ceiling and reveals the amazing ways our bodies and animals adapt to gravity.

What if Schools Run by Students by Adya Santhosh 29.03.2026

In this relatable and highly entertaining episode, Adya Santhosh explores a hilarious but genuinely important question: what if schools were run by students? Inspired by the exhaustion of a Monday morning double maths class, Adya weighs whether student leadership would create the perfect learning environment or lead to absolute chaos.

Center Stage Right - History of Cinema by Samiksha Menon 29.03.2026

In this episode, Samiksha Menon takes us on a fascinating time-travel journey to explore how storytelling evolved from massive open-air theaters in ancient Greece to the modern movie screens we know and love today.

Mechanical Jets: The Need for Speed with Trishaan Badlani 29.03.2026

Welcome to Mechanical Jets! In this action-packed episode, Trishaan dives into his total obsession with fighter jets to explain exactly how these incredible machines are made and what helps them fly so incredibly fast.

Back in the days by Mishka Seta 29.03.2026

In this heartwarming episode, Mishka takes us on a journey back in time to explore the massive differences between past life and present life. Based on a special interview with her own grandparents, Mishka discovers what it was like to survive in a world without cars, phones, tablets, or even the internet!

Five Mundane Things by Aditya Rajwani 29.03.2026

Welcome to the Museum of Mundane Things! In this fascinating episode, Aditya explores the wild and unexpected evolution of the everyday items we take for granted. You will never look at a glass of water or a chocolate bar the same way again once you hear their insane, 5,000-year-long rock star origin stories!

The Story Behind the Word: Ibadat Explores Everyday Language 29.03.2026

In this fascinating episode, Ibadat Kaur Khera takes us on a journey through the surprising history behind the everyday words we use. He reveals how our language is really just an evolving game of telephone, where every single word acts as a tiny time capsule carrying thousands of years of human history!

The Messy Beauty of Art: Shania Explains the AI Dilemma 25.03.2026

In this episode, Shania Nathaline Dsouza dives into the ultimate modern debate: AI versus Art. From the first human handprints in ancient caves to modern two-second AI prompts, she explores how technology is rapidly changing human expression

Sarah's Style Check: The Real Cost of Fast Fashion 25.03.2026

In this thought-provoking episode, Sarah Irfan Ali dives deep into the reality of the fast fashion industry and its hidden impacts. While that trendy ten-dollar shirt might seem like a steal, Sara explores how it might actually be costing the Earth far more than its price tag.

Samara's Guide to Manifesting: Turning Thoughts into Reality 25.03.2026

In this highly motivating episode, Samara Jaison explores the powerful practice of manifestation: the art of turning desires into reality through focus, intention, belief, and action. If you've ever wondered if just focusing on a goal could actually help you achieve it, this episode is for you!

Omansh Asks: What If We Lived Forever? 25.03.2026

In this episode, Omansh Mahindra dives into a fascinating and spooky question: what if we were immortal? While having no limits and no ending might sound like a gift at first, Omansh explores whether living forever could actually be humanity's biggest mistake.

Balancing the Books and the Ball with Raivata Bunty Nagarsheth 25.03.2026

In this episode, Raivata (who also goes by Ryan) tackles the common misconception that playing sports is just a distraction from your studies. Instead, he explains how hitting the court actually gives your brain a much-needed break and actively enhances your academic performance and mental health,

Pajama Party or Real School? Naira Malik on Online Fridays 25.03.2026

In this episode, Naira tackles the ultimate weekend starter question: should Friday classes stay in the classroom, or is it time to move the Friday vibe online? While logging into school from your couch sounds like a dream, Naira unpacks whether it's the future of learning or just a permanent pajama party.

The Unexplored Deep: What Really Lives Under the Sea? by Nailah Irfan Ali 25.03.2026

In this fascinating episode, Nailah Irfan Ali takes us on a journey beneath the waves to explore life beyond the shore. If you've ever been curious about what is really hiding in the deep ocean and are tired of fake sea monster stories, this episode is for you!

The Gun Dilemma: Safety, Rights, and Risks with Mayra Singh 25.03.2026

In this thought-provoking episode, Myra takes on one of the most heavily debated topics in the world today: gun ownership and public safety. She carefully weighs the arguments for personal defense against the sobering realities of firearm related risks.

More Than a Chatbot: Inayaa Bhatia on AI, Data, and Digital Safety 25.03.2026

In this episode, Inaya tackles the highly important topic of kids' privacy and Artificial Intelligence. While AI is essentially computers learning to think and perform human tasks , it has evolved from 90 algebra solvers into digital companions. But how much does your device really know about you, and is it safe?

Press Play: Humaira Sayani on the Real Power of Sound 25.03.2026

In this episode, Humaira explores how music is much more than just noise it is actually a superpower. From using calm forest sounds to cool down after a frustrating day, to escaping the sharp, relentless digital pinging of a chaotic city, Humaira shares how pressing play can change everything.

More Than Just Words: The Hidden Epidemic with Eashan Jaidev Falnikar 25.03.2026

In this powerful and emotionally honest episode, Eshaan bravely opens up about the painful reality of bullying, challenging the idea that victims are just being "too sensitive". If you have ever smiled just so no one would ask what was wrong, this episode will remind you that you are not alone.

Ameera's AI Insights: A Tool, Not a Replacement 25.03.2026

In this episode, Ameera tackles the massive popularity of Artificial Intelligence, a technology that saw over one hundred million people using tools like ChatGPT in just two months. While the rapid growth of AI can seem intimidating, Ameera breaks down exactly why we should view it as a powerful assistant rather than a threat

Adyaan Mohsin Explains It All: From Ancient Jokes to Modern Stand-Up 25.03.2026

Get ready for a deep dive into the history of humor, comedy, and everything that gets a chuckle! In this episode, Adyaan takes us on a wild ride from the dawn of human emotion to the modern comedy club, proving that humor is the ultimate connector for human conversation.

Meghan Makes Sense: The Truth About Implanted Microchips 25.03.2026

In this episode, Meghan Ahlawat dives into the wild and highly debated world of implanted microchips to explain exactly what they are and how they work.

Friendship Ambassadors - The Answer To Lonely Kids? by Ahana Kothare 26.12.2025

New school, new faces, and the fear of sitting alone. Ahana dives into the complexities of school social dynamics, from the "Friendship Bench" to the lasting effects of bullying. She discusses why connection matters and challenges us all to be the one who reaches out first.

Work in Progress: Why Kids Should Be Allowed to Get Jobs by Atharv Pundir 01.11.2025

Host Atharv Pundir argues that if kids are capable of taking on adult responsibilities, they should be allowed to get age-appropriate jobs . He shares the story of a young boy working in a tea stall to highlight the need for safe, legal work that can help families. Atharv makes a powerful case for the government to create rules allowing kids to work in safe environments, emphasizing three core ben...

Beyond the Ball: Do Sports Stars Get Paid Too Much? by Alicia Jaradi 01.11.2025

When a sports star earns more in a week than a doctor earns in a decade, is that fair? Host Alicia Jaradi dives into the massive salaries of athletes like Cristiano Ronaldo to explore the argument that they are overpaid. She balances the massive revenue and entertainment value athletes bring to a huge industry with the ethical dilemma of prioritizing entertainment over essential roles like teacher...

Too Young for the Timeline? The Social Media Dilemma by Akshiti Jain 01.11.2025

When is it safe for a child to be on social media? Host Akshiti Jain explores the complex debate, sharing her personal experience with body image issues sparked by filtered influencer posts and the pressure of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) to stay relevant among friends. Akshiti highlights the dangers of unregulated content promoting unhealthy habits and the lack of parental control, arguing that whi...

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