Multiple award winning entrepreneur Leyya talks work/life balance and explains how her organisation ‘The Other Box’ uses positivity to create a more inclusive creative and tech industry.
As we experience summer after a year of restricted movement in lock down, how do we currently feel about our bodies and what plans do we have, if any, to respect and honour them more?
Queer, muslim, clinical psychologist and award winning poet Sanah explains how reimagining our relationship to pain can aid our collective emotional and mental wellbeing.
We discuss what the blue tick verification system signals to each of us and whether we think it’s helpful or harmful for society.
On the pulse since 2010, senior commissioner Ravi has shaped video content at Channel 4, Dazed, VICE, and now runs Soursop; a next-gen creative consultancy that helps brands connect to premium Gen Z and Millennial audiences.
We enjoy two funny and heart warming chats with our fathers about their come-up, and what it's like parenting rebels ;)
Valentina explains her mission as a ‘community weaver’ and why her latest project Youth X Youth; a global youth led education movement, is so important for the future of education. And our world.
Heeral talks about life as a young social tech entrepreneur and how she accidentally created Amica: a friendship app for women travelling solo.
BBC Broadcaster & film critic Ashanti Omkar shares her journey of cultural discovery and intuitive learnings from two decades of working in Indian Arts & film.
We (Aaron, Almass and Reuben if you're new here!) take stock and process one year in the pod game, exploring personal and professional relationship building, acknowledging challenges that arise and ideating on the future of WITB.
From interning at Sony Music to becoming the Head of Concert Publicity at Live Nation, Mo shares tips on great PR and thoughts on the importance of live experiences.
The UK’s lockdown regulations are fully lifted on June 21st 2021, which we’ve named ‘COVID Independence Day’. We discuss what a New Normal could look like in terms of work, socialising, relationships...and dating apps ;)
Rosh talks to us through her intuitive journey creating Alighieri; an award winning collection of jewellery inspired by poet Dante's Divine Comedy.
We get into a deeply honest, passionate and at times uncomfortable debate around the idea of asking our listenership for financial support for our podcast’s evolution.
Sunthar V, a comedian from Canada, conveys the importance of alternative spaces for underrepresented comics to voice their stories.
We created this podcast to break limiting South Asian stereotypes, but what exactly ARE some of them? We listed a few, and it got kinda idiotic lol.
Salvin explains how poetry allows him to embrace his duality as a minority growing up in LA, as well as unpack reductive masculine narratives.
We enjoy two hilarious and revealing chats with our mothers about the pains and pleasures of being our co-creators.
Sumit covers his contribution to the origins of music programming in Mumbai's thriving music scene, landing now, as Soho House Mumbai's programmer.
We reminisce on the era and project that connected us, shaped us and ultimately lead to this podcast.
Nafisa shares the highs and lows of co-founding and growing Amaliah.com , and what life is like for a Forbes 30 Under 30 thought leader.
We start by unpacking Valentines Day then end up redefining love itself. Cupid step aside ;)
From spinning with Stormzy & RZA to connecting the globe through his independent Future Beats Show - Complexion takes us on a journey.
Multidisciplinary artist Mahaneela explores all her gifts to focus on what the media tends to miss - our joy!
We look back on the infamous 2020 and share ideas on planning ahead for such an uncertain 2021.
From founding Queer South Asian spaces to winning Netflix’s "The Big Flower Fight" and beyond, Ryan hilariously and honestly shares his story of transforming obstacles into opportunities.
Neelam talks about her community Don't Sleep On Us and the importance of owning our differences.
Using a pack of Brand Deck cards we figure out the six words that best describe how we'd like W.I.T.B to be perceived.
From BBC trainee to Director of Marketing, Original Series at Netflix, Rajiv reflects on pivotal moments of access.
Nishma, co-founder of The Rights Collective explains the power of a more nuanced approach to social activism within the South Asian diasporas.
