A community to help you in Nurturing Yourself, Showing Up and Owning Your Story.Hey sassy naari! whether you are 35 or 50, on Little Fixes® Podcast, you'll get doable ideas from approachable experts. We talk about personal growth, mental health, career and relationships. You'll relate to everything we talk about- thode ideas, thode rants aur bahot sara food for thought.On Little Fixes® Podcast, we focus on Us- you, me aur hum sab. Join me and my guests because We Get You so baatein hongi Dil Khol Ke.Your host Maitri is a social media professional, a wife, a mother and a feminist.Please follow Little Fixes on your podcast app and let's stay connected.New episode Every Wednesday.Instagram- @littlefixespodcast, email- littlefixespodcast@gmail.com© Maitri Verma more

Maya Tiwari ~ brings alive the Goddess Force of healing to Self and Earth. Her high vibrational wisdom speaks to the soul-enriching journey of the feminine experience. Through courageous passages of the dark and painful, her rebirth instills beauty and power to women's voices. She shows us how to nurture life, hearth and earth while strengthening awareness and spiritual immunity. These episodes are rooted in Holistic Medicine and India's ancient ways of healing, Ayurveda. Keep a lookout for Maya's newest book, I Am Shakti, and empowering tome for women, soon to be released in September, 2025 by Zero Books, UK more

In City of Women, we explore the calculated strategies, backdoor negotiations, and often absurd lengths women go to have fun and feel free in their city. Every Indian woman knows that being out in the city comes with rules - rules that determine who gets to be where and what you can and can't do. But this show is not about those rules. It's about how they get broken, bent, and jumped over when women decide to do things just for themselves. City of Women is fun, complex, and a bit of a joyride into the minds of women and the streets of Bangalore. more

This podcast examines challenges faced by today's Indian woman and proposes ACTIONABLE strategies in the Indian context on a wide variety of topics, from identifying their passion to better productivity & parenting. It features interviews with women, facilitates sharing of what worked & what didn't, for them. If you are trying to manage your responsibilities better and looking at ways to realize your potential, you would love this. more

This podcast contains stories, opinions, interviews, and experiences that aims to raise awareness about the disparity in an attempt to bridge the gap between genders in Indian sport. The disparity between genders in sport in India, although improving, is enormous. At the age of 10, when I approached a cricket academy to learn the sport, I was told they don't teach girls, and, it is the lack of encouragemen that creates this vicious cycle. This podcast aims at slowly chipping away at that barrier to erase the notion that women can't play sports. Get in touch - podcastthegamechangers@gmail.com. more

The Vision-Nari podcast is hosted by Swati Rawat where she discovers visionary Indian women and invites them on the show to talk about their life and aspirations, in an attempt to understand their impulse, inspiration, and the story behind their unique vision. Ever wonder what goes into being a Vision-Nari? Listen and find out. This podcast is produced by Launchora and music is created by Dyalla Swain (http://soundcloud.com/dyallas). Say hello to us on Instagram @Vision.nariIf you like what we do, please rate/review on Apple Podcasts. We'd love to hear your thoughts. more

Miss Conduct is a true-crime podcast about Indian women that committed some heinous (and sometimes, hilarious) crimes. Your hosts are RAGAVI RAMESH (a lawyer with 2 cats) and NISHA CHANDRASEKARAN (a PR professional who is allergic to cats).We talk about criminal cases, unethical activities, and even morally dubious behaviour all with women at the forefront. Follow us on Instagram - @missconductpod When we think of criminals in India, we have the big names Charles Sobharaj, Dawood Ibrahim, Nirav Modi, Veerappan, Raman Raghav… the list goes on.But what about Cyanide Mallika, who killed many women for money? Indrani Mukerjea, who may have killed her own daughter for financial gain? Madhuri Gupta, who sold her country for love? Haseena Parkar, the don of Mumbai? Or Shabnam, who killed her entire family for a man (that she promptly threw under the bus)? I guess it's hard for us to believe that women can be criminals. But we want to make you comfortable with the notion that female criminals exist that they have motives, they have intent, and that they can be bad people. Join our mission to uncover famous and interesting Indian female criminals. We investigate 13 women every season and ask ourselves why did they end up on the wrong side of the law? We don't have easy explanations for their actions. But we can promise that it will be a wild ride.Hosts: Ragavi is an Indian lawyer and privacy officer. She loves reading about criminals and getting personally outraged by their actions. She loves skincare, pictures of small animals in baskets, and home organisation TikToks. Ragavi has two ginger cats. You can hear them screaming in the background of every single episode.Nisha is an Indian PR professional. She investigates the media's perception of the women featured on the podcast. She also gets particularly mad when their motives are boiled down to 'a crime of passion'. Nisha loves her ukulele and harmonies, and would happily sell a kidney to hang out with Tom Hiddleston for one day. She is the godmother to Ragavi's cats. On an unrelated note, Nisha is allergic to cats.  more

This channel is a platform for Indian women, especially moms to hold each other's backs. With Inspiring life experiences, interesting anecdotes, exciting travel stories, smart parenting hacks, lively interviews, and above all - loads of positivity, I hope to tell every woman around that there is someone who feels her, understands her and is there for her to lift her spirits up. This is from the heart of one momma to another more

'Women on Top in India' presented by Ladies who Lead is a fortnightly show that brings forth the journeys, struggles and breakthroughs of female startup founders and thought leaders across India.I am Gauri Devidayal, Partner at the Food Matters Group. Being an entrepreneur myself, I have made it my personal mission to highlight female founders. My endeavour is to share these stories with a larger audience with the hope that more women are inspired to start out on their own. So tune in and let's find out the secrets to what it takes to get to the top. more

In a society that tells women to sit, talk, walk & live in a manner it defines as 'ladylike'- (Un)like a Lady is a podcast celebrating the journey of Indian women for who they are beyond these countless expectations. Through first-hand experiences of empowering women from all walks of life, we wish to understand feminism in India in its true sense & seek inspiration from how women continue to defy the existing gender norms of Indian society.Follow us on social media to reach out or leave a review.Instagram - @unlike_a_ladyLinkedIn - Unlike a LadyTwitter - @unlike_a_lady more