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

Do schools treat all equally? by Anaisha 21.03.2025

Schools aim to be fair, but do all students get the same opportunities? Differences in resources, discipline, and expectations can create an uneven playing field. This topic explores whether schools truly support everyone—or if some are left behind.

Mythical Rule-Breakers: The Women Who Dared by Aishni Bhatia 21.03.2025

Meet three fearless women of Greek mythology who defied the odds: Psyche, who challenged the gods for love, Otrera, the warrior queen who built an empire, and Atalanta, the unstoppable huntress. But did their rebellion lead to triumph or tragedy? Stick around to find out

Power Rangers: It’s Morphin Time by Aarav Raj 21.03.2025

Heard the phrase “It’s Morphin Time!”? If you love action, adventure, and epic battles, then Power Rangers is for you! Aarav, a lifelong fan, takes you through its journey—from its Super Sentai roots to the legendary Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. With unforgettable heroes, iconic villains like Rita Repulsa, and life lessons on teamwork and courage, Power Rangers is more than just a show—it’s a leg...

Words gone Wild! by Shivay Kedia 21.03.2025

Ever wondered where your favorite words come from? From shampoo’s Indian roots to a Greek god inspiring “panic,” the history of language is wilder than you think! In this episode, Shivay uncovers the unexpected stories behind five everyday words

The Truth Behind Video Game Addiction by Samarth Kelkar 21.03.2025

What makes video games so addictive? From dopamine spikes to the endless cycle of rewards, this episode breaks down why people just can’t stop playing. Whether it’s escaping reality, peer pressure, or the thrill of leveling up, gaming addiction is real—and it’s reshaping lives.

The Untold Stories of Your Favorite Platforms by Dhven T 21.03.2025

From TikTok’s unexpected ban and return to the surprising origins of YouTube, Minecraft, and Roblox, this episode dives into the hidden history of the digital world! Ever wondered how Netflix went from mailing DVDs to streaming giants or how Amazon almost failed? Get ready for a wild ride through the past of the biggest names in tech and gaming. Tune in now—you won’t believe what you’ll learn!

Young Entrepreneurs and their stories by Aarav Shah 21.03.2025

Meet the trailblazers of tomorrow! In this episode, Aarav Shah dives into the inspiring journeys of young entrepreneurs like Adit Palicha, Mark Zuckerberg, and Evan Spiegel—visionaries who turned their ideas into game-changing businesses. From groundbreaking startups to overcoming big challenges, this podcast explores how young minds are shaping the future. Could the next big entrepreneur be sitti...

Do exams really make sense? by Oliver Pereira 12.03.2025

Are exams really the best way to measure knowledge, or do they just cause stress? In this episode, Oliver takes a deep dive into the world of exams—exploring their benefits, flaws, and the toll they take on students. From Albert Einstein's struggles with school tests to alternative methods like Finland’s learning approach, Oliver asks: is there a better way to test what we really know? Tune in...

The Science behind Good Luck by Zia Faisal 12.03.2025

In this fun episode of Live at the Hive, Zia explores the science behind good luck and the wild superstitions we’ve all heard. From black cats to broken mirrors, is there any truth to these beliefs? Tune in as Zia breaks down how luck might actually be more about your mindset than random chance. Are lucky people just more positive? Find out in this episode packed with interesting facts and surpris...

"Siblings" The ultimate love-hate relationship by Alefiyah Matcheswalla 12.03.2025

Get ready for Sibling Shenanigans, where Alefiyah spills the tea on sibling drama, from bossy older siblings to tattling little ones! Whether you’re the unpaid babysitter or the rule-breaker, we’ve all got stories. Tune in for laughs, relatable moments, and all the chaos that makes sibling life- unforgettable!

How has Artificial Intelligence affected us? by Myshi 12.03.2025

AI has evolved from basic machines to powerful systems like self-driving cars and smart assistants. Myshi explores how AI benefits us in fields, but raises concerns about other aspects of it. The key question: Is AI a blessing or a curse? It all depends on how we choose to use it.

Racism by Zayaan Shahabas 12.03.2025

Racism isn't just about name-calling—it’s about judgment based on skin color, leading to lost rights and opportunities. Zayaan reflects on how racism has shaped history, he reminds us that racism is learned, not born, and often starts with small “harmless” actions. To end it, Zayaan urges us to challenge racism, elect more people of color, and take action when we see injustice.

How do ideas pop in our brain? by Kunal Kella 12.03.2025

Kunal explores the fascinating process of how ideas emerge in our minds, often when we least expect them. From brainstorming and daydreaming to learning new things our brains are constantly working to connect dots and spark creativity. Kunal reminds us that every idea, big or small, has its value—so embrace the process and let your mind flow!

Animal Testing by Johanne Victor 12.03.2025

Johanne explores the dark side of animal testing, where innocent creatures suffer for our benefit. From beauty products to medicines, animals are subjected to harmful experiments. Johanne calls for awareness and urges us to choose cruelty-free products, pushing for alternatives that respect animal lives.

Does Social media make people more isolated or connected? by Bhavya Kella 12.03.2025

In today’s world, social media is a big part of our lives, helping people stay connected but also making some feel isolated. Bhavya explores both sides of the issue. While social media helps people communicate across distances and build communities, it can also lead to loneliness, anxiety, and comparison. Bhavya offers tips on how to use social media wisely—finding balance, and to make it a tool f...

How to like school? by Samik Mehndiratta 12.03.2025

In this inspiring episode, Samik shares practical tips and personal insights on how to make school more enjoyable. Whether you're struggling with classes, friendships, or just the daily grind, Samik offers a fresh perspective on turning your school experience into something you actually like. Get ready for some positive, motivational advice to help you look forward to school each day!

Is feminism alienating men? by Sanjana Yallappa 12.03.2025

Is feminism pushing men aside? In this episode, Sanjana debunks common myths about feminism, revealing it's all about equality, not exclusion. Discover how societal norms hurt both men and women, and why feminism is crucial for everyone’s benefit. Don’t miss out on this fresh take on building a more equal world for all!

Do Aliens exist? by Vivaan Shah 12.03.2025

Join Vivaan Shah as he explores one of humanity's most intriguing questions: Do aliens exist? From the mysteries of space to the latest scientific discoveries, Vivaan dives into the possibilities of extraterrestrial life. With thought-provoking insights and a dash of curiosity, this episode will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about life beyond Earth. Tune in for an "out-...

Should Cigarettes be Banned? by Avni Hasani 12.03.2025

In this eye-opening episode, 11-year-old Avni tackles the big question: Should cigarettes be banned? From the dangers of smoking and secondhand smoke to the surprising history of tobacco, Avni explores why smoking still isn’t fully banned despite its deadly effects. With a mix of surprising facts and personal insights, she challenges us to rethink our choices and their impact on health and society...

Cinema Flashback: Reliving Movie Magic by Alisha Kheskani 12.03.2025

Join Alisha, as we journey through cinema history! From the first ever film, Roundhay Garden Scene, to silent film stars like Florence Lawrence, discover how early films captured stories without sound. Explore the magic of black-and-white, the rise of color, and how far movies have come today. Let’s relive the magic of the movies

The History of a Camera by Jannat Tolani 12.03.2025

From ancient pinhole projections to the iPhone’s 48-megapixel lens, cameras have come a long way. But how did we get here? Jannat unpacks the journey—from the camera obscura to Kodak to the digital age. Ready to see photography in a whole new light?

Are we in the best generation? by Aditri Ajaykumar 12.03.2025

Tech makes life easier, but does it make it better? Aditri questions whether Gen Alpha truly has it all—or if we’re losing real experiences along the way. Is this the peak of progress or just a digital illusion?

Gender Equality by Zoya Amin 12.03.2025

Is gender equality really a thing of the past? If women have the same jobs and rights as men, why are they still facing discrimination? In this eye-opening episode, Zoya Amin unpacks the harsh realities behind gender inequality, from unpaid labor and food production to legal rights and safety. Stay tuned to understand why this conversation isn’t over yet—and why it’s on all of us to keep pushing f...

The British Empire by Kyra Soni 12.03.2025

In 1922, the British Empire controlled a quarter of the world. Join Kyra Soni as she explores its rise, dominance, and lasting impact. Was it all about power, or did it leave a deeper mark? Tune in to learn how this empire shaped the modern world

Why is Pink for girls and Blue for boys? by Tia Kamlapur 12.03.2025

"Pink for girls, Blue for boys"- but why? Join Tia Kamlapurkar as she dives into the unexpected history of the gendered colors, marketing strategies that have shaped our choices and the hidden cost of "Pink tax"! Are we truly picking our favorite colors? Or just following the rules society made up? Tune in with Live @ The Hive for a fresh perspective.

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