This multi-award-winning South Asian feminist podcast is all about cultural taboos. Everything from sex, sexuality, periods, menopause, porn, mental health, shame, sexual harassment & more. Considered the biggest South Asian feminist podcast representing the voices & views of South Asian women, exploring intersectional feminism from a South Asian lens, Masala Podcast features some of the world's most inspiring South Asian women. Masala Podcast is the winner of multiple British Podcast Awards 2020, 2021, 2022 & 2023. Masala Podcast has been featured in the Guardian, BBC Radio, the Observer, Evening Standard, Cosmopolitan, Stylist, Eastern Eye, Huffington Post, BBC Sounds, Brown Girl Magazine, Women's Health Austria, Deccan Herald India & more. more

It's Preeti Personal is a podcast about navigating your 20s and 30s, from careers and money to relationships and self-development. Hosted by Preeti, a British Punjabi girl born and raised in London, the podcast blends honest solo episodes with relatable guest conversations, sharing everyday experiences through a modern South Asian diaspora lens. Created to make space for underrepresented South Asian stories, the podcast explores the conversations we don't always talk about helping you feel less alone whilst you figure things out 🧡 more

ROOH (Rising Over Obstacles & Healing) is a safe haven for South Asian women to share their extraordinary journeys of resilience. Through storytelling (some anonymous, some not), we delve into the depths of human experience, uncovering stories of triumph, heartbreak, and growth. Whether it's overcoming immense challenges, finding strength in vulnerability, or discovering invaluable life lessons, our guests share their experiences with raw honesty and courage. By creating a platform for open dialogue, ROOH aims to inspire, uplift, and empower listeners to rise above obstacles and embark on their own healing journeys. Join us as we celebrate the indomitable spirit of South Asian women. more

From Dirty Talk to the A to Z of Sex Toys, Poppy and Rubina confess all the funny and intimate details of their sex lives. A South Asian woman still can't talk openly about her sex life, but Poppy and Rubina are determined to change that, beginning with their own experiences. In this new series of Brown Girls Do It Too, Poppy is experiencing online dating for the first time ever after ending a decade long relationship and Rubina is navigating her relationship with sex after having her first child. They continue to break taboos and ask difficult questions such as 'Has BDSM become passé?' 'Are younger men better in bed?', or 'Is the baby monitor the ultimate mood killer?'. Brown Girls Do it Too is a raucous celebration of sex, love, heartbreak and friendship. more

The Brown Girl Podcast was created to elevate the voices, stories, and unique experiences of the South Asian diaspora. We discuss everything from financial literacy, dating & relationship norms, divorce, mental health, and other lifestyle topics to empower the everyday brown girl (or guy)! more

Facial Recognition Comedy is a group of stand-up comedians who identify as women of Indian, South Asian, or Arab descent. It was founded to dispel the myth that 'there can only be one,' as well as to emphasize that 'we are not the same person.' In our podcast, FRC founders Fizaa Dosani, Pallavi Gunalan, and Zahra Ali sit down with a new guest each week to probe their unique perspectives, as well as discuss our own history, culture, and challenges as women of color. more

An Alberta based makeup artist is joined by women who challenge expectations faced by South Asianwomen after their big fat Indian weddings! Meet The Outlaws is made possible with funding from STORYHIVE. more

Two Nepali women in two continents talk about people, politics, animals, things and laugh out loud. Thank you for being part of our laugh and guff gaff since 2016. If you like what we do, you can support us by becoming our patron - https://www.patreon.com/bojubajaiContact us at info@bojubajai.org for inquiries. more

As a fierce champion for women empowering women (and the people that love them), GynoGirl provides the knowledge and education to help you advocate for yourself so that you can live your best life!Dr. Sameena Rahman curates a space for exploring hormonal changes, sexual health, and pelvic wellness, while also emphasizing self-love and life improvement. Through collaborations with leading experts and the personal stories of patients, she provides a platform for knowledge-sharing while also addressing healthcare issues that have impaired women's quality of life. A board-certified, South-Asian Muslim-American gynecologist who specializes in sex medicine and menopause, Dr. Rahman highlights the influence of religion, culture, racial bias, and societal factors on sexual health experiences. more

Have you ever asked yourself, What if I just went ahead and did what I wanted??As the eldest daughter of a South Asian home, doing what I wanted meant first,considering what everyone else wanted! And every decision went through the everpresent filter of 'What would people think!?' I know every culture has theirversion of that...but I swear Desis live by it!!Growing up, I  stuck to the script of what was expected of me...I was respectful,reliable, and polite.But truthfully, that was just because I didn't have the guts to go against the grain...which eventually led to a bit ofresentment of having to live to please everyone else! But when I recognized that God had given me the tools to live in a way that feltfulfilled and truthful, I decided that I couldn't care what anyone else thought!Case in point...I stayed in a marriage way, way longer than I should have onlybecause that was what was expected of me! But I wasn't about to live the next 20years the way I had lived the last 20!So, I ended that marriage and focused on me!  I grew my 'very non-Pakistani' cleaning and organizing business and launchedanother business that focused on fennel seed mixes that are a staple in South Asianhomes!   Hey, not all of us are going to be doctors and IT experts!!I started actually BELIEVING the positive things people have said to me over theyears and ignored the voices that were more concerned about what others thought!And it was liberating and empowering and freeing!I created this podcast for- All of those men and women who have heard 'What will people think?' theirwhole life and have decided that they really don't care!On this podcast We'll meet some really cool,  interesting men and women who've stepped out ofthe cultural or familial expectations that were put upon them and are livingauthentically!We will talk about what society expected them to be and what they, themselves decided they wouldbe!It's not always easy to step outside the box, but it makes for a great story whenyou do!I AM your host:Farnaz Dar and this is the 'Going Against the Grain' podcast. more

Conversations with two young South Asian American women about their experiences navigating the world and coming into their identities as Loudmouth Ladkis. Hosted by Saniya Soni and Sapna Ramappa Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support more

Brown women work so hard and invest decades to do all the right things. Despite following the perfect checklist to do everything the way she should, she's still not happy. I have been down that path of doctor, wife, daughter and mother- and totally get it! I am a certified life and parent coach after a career change from an exhausted, overwhelmed, unfulfilled four decades. In this podcast we discuss how South Asian women look happy on the outside but are suffering on the inside. These women feel ashamed to admit it because they think they should just be grateful. I bring forward topics that exist but have been brushed underneath the rug for centuries. Some of the topics include the over-involvement of our families in our personal lives and the constant habit of doubt ourselves before making decisions to avoid making a mistake. It's time to change the trajectory of your life now and generations to come with the coaching tools I share and teach.I coach South Asian women in my private coaching program and currently accepting new clients. Book a call to connect and inquire about availability. www.payalghayal.com more

dear desi girls is an inclusive podcast that serves as a platform for south asian women to speak on our worldly perspectives and experiences. we aim to empower the younger generation of south asians through our entertaining & informative insights.yours truly,joshita nandakumar ameya agnihotri vinitha shanmugam rithika sharma more

The Self Worth Edit is a personal development podcast created by a desi woman, primarily for fellow desi women. This self love podcast is also open to you if you want to deepen your understanding and relationship with yourself and others. On Mondays, we'll cover topics to help you through life's challenges by reframing culturally embedded norms. Through a mix of solo and interview-style episodes, The Self Worth Edit will help you cultivate self confidence, self love and self trust so you can live life on your terms. The Self Worth Edit community is here to help you through to a more fulfilling, uplifting life. Positive podcasts like this one are all about finding the most valuable lessons from challenging circumstances. The Self Worth Edit: the podcast inspiring South Asian women, and beyond, to quit playing small and start trusting the power and wisdom within through insightful conversations and tips for healthier ways of thinking. more

Her Kajal Won't Smudge is a podcast about South Asian women who are pushing back on desi social norms through art, content, dance, music, film, and more. We ask every guest: What does feminism mean to you? In South Asian spaces, the word 'feminist' is still linked to promiscuity, selfishness or a rejection of family values. We want to unpack that. Our guests remind us that feminism isn't one thing. It's a way to be your fuller self, have voice, choice, and power in a culture obsessed with 'what will people say?' Social norms aren't fixed. We create them, which means we can rewrite them too. more

Chai Break Podcast—because nothing pairs better with chai than a good Chai-versation. ☕️? From a cross-cultural lens, I, Shwetha Ravishankar, sit down with incredible South Asian women to spill the tea on everything from immigrant stories to sustainability, entrepreneurship to conscious living, and the hustle behind change-makers. Grab your chai and tune in! more

We are Aura'ten, desi and proud. Different women, different age groups, different walks of life with one thing in common: our struggle with being South Asians in America and the every day battle for identity, authenticity, equality and self love while still loving those around us. more

The Silent Lotus brings together two young South Asian women, a little worn out from the world, ready to discuss all the topics that tend to get swept under the rug. Join Suhita Kodali and Suditi Rahematpura in chatting about self-care, career woes, and even those dreaded mustache hairs. more

Brown Women Health is the first and only platform that brings culturally-specific and verified health information to South Asian Women globally. Join us for exciting and meaningful conversations regarding all things women's health, medicine, and culture - specifically through the lens of Brown Women. Through our podcast, we are able to highlight amazing South Asian women working in healthcare and bring their expertise right to you! Follow us on Instagram @BrownWomenHealth more

This podcast is used to spread knowledge about the different types of abuse especially present in South Asian culture. Many women cycle through abusive people in their life, whether that's family, friends or a marriage and are not aware that the behavior is abusive and how to escape such situations. Many people in our culture lack the knowledge needed to change these behaviors since we are told to keep quiet as it is a 'taboo,' but we're here to challenge that. more

Lahari Rao is a quirky, opinionated, & curious gal who vowed on her 18th birthday, that her Indian-American confusion would be fixed in her adulthood if she pretended she was a brown Carrie Bradshaw. Instead, Lahari found herself in the following situations: negotiating with her dad the number of years she could date on her own before he put her profile in a Telugu marriage bureau site; being the only South Asian person in a 700-person cereal factory in rural Georgia; and frantically pulling beach towels to cover her body to avoid getting 'even darker' while her friends embraced the sun. When she wanted to talk about being South Asian socially, she was met with a lot of enthusiasm about butter chicken, arranged marriage, and Slumdog Millionaire ('Jai Ho!') At 30, she decided enough was enough—she would awaken from her denial, embrace her identity, and dive deeper in its psychology, and how to heal oneself to show up better for sister communities. Now, on this podcast, Lahari talks with every day, badass brown women and allies, about topics that were often avoided. Here is a community obsessed with the question: What would life look like if we freed ourselves from the pressures of pressures and stigmas, to be our best, truest selves? more

We know the wait was long, but we're back with Season 3 of Intersectional Feminism—Desi Style! Last season, we spoke about everything pop culture and feminism, and now, in Season 3, we are back with brand new, exciting guests and conversations. This season looks to explore the nuances of gender in the workplace and will feature women/trans and queer individuals from different fields like journalism, politics, social work, sports, business and so much more. Join our hosts Sukanya and Shriya as they talk about un-stereotyping gender at the workplace with a stellar lineup of guests! more

Finding Your Worth From Within — the podcast for South Asian women ready to break generational cycles, unlock confidence, and reclaim the voice their ancestors never got to use. 🔑 I'm your host, Aman Sunner - Energy Expert, and Founder of Unlocked. Here, we go far beyond mindset! We dive into the beliefs, emotions, and energetic patterns that have been silently shaping your self worth, so you can release what's been inherited, heal what's been hidden, and rise into the woman you were always meant to be. This podcast is for the passion-led woman who knows she's meant for more, the one with ideas, visions, and unsaid dreams waiting to come alive. My mission is to help you bring them into reality by unlocking your self-belief, mastering your emotions, and freeing your voice. Expect raw truths, soulful tools, and conversations that bridge psychology, energy, and culture all designed to help you: ✨ Unlock your self belief ✨ Master your emotions ✨ Free your voice ✨ And finally, lead yourself with courage, clarity, and confidence Because your next chapter doesn't begins when you finally unlock the power that's been within you all along. Come and hang out on Instagram @amansunnerenergyexpert more

🩺 Award-winning podcast hosted by physicians. Providing the latest fact-based medical information for women, with a South Asian focus. more

Desi Women Diaspora is a podcast about women of South Asian origin who grew up around the world. Subscribe and listen for free on SoundCloud, iTunes, Apple podcast, Google Play and Stitcher. Visit malakumar.com/podcast for a list of upcoming episodes. Official sponsor: http://sakhi.org. more

Welcome to Global Desi Women , a podcast that brings stories, inspiration, and insights from diverse voices across the globe. Hosted by Arti Solanki , a business coach, real estate broker, author, and entrepreneur, this podcast is dedicated to celebrating the experiences and achievements of women navigating the intersection of culture, tradition, and modernity. With a passion for empowering others, Arti uses her platform to amplify the voices of women who are making a difference in their communities and industries. Drawing from her personal journey of transitioning from a homemaker to a successful entrepreneur, she connects with her guests on a deeply relatable and motivational level. Each episode features dynamic co-hosts and interviews with inspiring individuals from various industries, including business, fashion, health, technology, and more. Together, we explore topics that matter to the modern Desi woman—from cultural identity and entrepreneurship to mental health and sustainable living. Our mission is to create a space where listeners can find practical advice, heartfelt stories, and thought-provoking discussions, all while celebrating the rich tapestry of Desi culture. Whether you're looking for motivation, insights, or a sense of connection, Global Desi Women offers something for everyone. Join us as we share conversations that inspire, empower, and bring communities together. Don't forget to subscribe and tune in to discover the incredible journeys of women making an impact worldwide. If you have a story to share with the world, we would love to hear from you! Contact us, and don't forget to like and subscribe to our podcast to stay updated on our latest episodes. more

Where Maya and Zara discuss the struggles and triumphs of school, dating, and mental health as young south asian american women. New episodes every other Friday! more

Long time friends Mohini and Farheen offer up candid gupshup with garam chai about all the things - taking up space as Brown, South Asian women, working for social change, healing old wounds, cultivating self-love and extending that into the world to make it a more just place for everyone. Feisty, curious, reflective. more

Two millennial South Asian women navigating the challenges of the times.

Two South Asian coaches, Saria and Cheri, dive into the conversations we're taught to avoid. From breaking silences to challenging cycles, we talk about the taboo, the uncomfortable, and the transformative. more

Lately, life has felt a little overwhelming - like I'm just about holding it together. Some days it's home-cooked meals, other days it's hospital food. I forget to reply to messages, fall asleep on the sofa mid-chapter, and question everything from my career to whether I've made my family or myself proud.As women, especially minority women, there's this constant pressure to achieve, to exceed, to prove our worth. So I've been searching for who I am beyond the job title - from my roots to my soul.I'm Dr. Tulsi Patel, a British-born Gujarati Indian junior doctor in London. I know how rare it is to see Asian women represented in certain spaces. That's why I created The Brown Girl Blueprint - a podcast celebrating inspiring Asian women who are breaking barriers and redefining what's possible.Through honest conversations, we'll explore identity, ambition and cultural pride. Because there's no single way to be an Asian woman. Every story matters. more

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

Let's be honest, brown girls have a lot of problems, and we often find solace in other girls who are experiencing the same thing. That's how BGPP came to be. We are here to build our community, talk about the things we never get a chance to, and interview some badass brown girls. We'll be talking about money, relationships (even the secret ones!), mental health, and all the other problems brown girls face. Let's end the cycle of guilt & secrets, and let's own our BGP!Brought to you by Arunie and Scheherazade more

Dirty Brown is a feminist podcast unlearning patriarchy, one bold take at a time. Host Kriti J dives into the messiness of societal norms and cultural contradictions that shape South Asian women. From calling out the misogyny baked into media, to celebrating feminist books and unpacking patriarchal narratives dominating pop culture and tech, Dirty Brown is about sharp commentary, personal stories, and zero sanskaari filters This is a space for anyone who's ever been called too much, too loud, or too difficult — and decided to lean in anyway. more

A weekly treat from Rajvi and Vishakha where they reflect on their experiences as two 20-something South Asian women living in America. Indulge with them on this bittersweet journey as they bite into the realities of relationships, culture, careers, and more for Brownies everywhere. more

Three sisters, three perspectives, one candid conversation. We're here to unpack the realities of family, work, culture, and life as South Asian women balancing tradition with modern chaos. Expect honest chats, real laughs, and unfiltered takes on the generational and cultural divides shaping our world. more

Dirty Chai Club is where unfiltered conversations meet cultural nuance. Hosted by two South Asian women who grew up straddling immigrant roots and American hustle, this podcast dives into the messy, magical, and meaningful moments of modern womanhood. From navigating tradition and identity to success, wellness, relationships, and generational healing—we say the quiet parts out loud. Think chai-fueled chats that feel like therapy, storytelling, and sisterhood all in one.New episodes drop weekly. Bring your chai, leave the filter. Make it dirty. more

Exploring the untold stories of birth and motherhood in Sri Lanka. Pushing back against stereotypes and stigmas of the 'perfect mother'. Challenging dominant cultural narratives about women, labour and child-care. Questioning medical and obstetric birthing practices. Searching for grassroots reproductive justice in South Asia. more

After the Storm is a podcast hosted by two Pakistani-Canadian women on a mission to unpack their cultural identities and explore various topics from their unique perspective, one episode at a time. The podcast will delve into topics, stories and experiences of the South-Asian diaspora in an attempt to understand the rich cultural heritage that makes us who we are. more

Two South Asian women in their 30s navigating life, love, and culture—one candid conversation at a time. Real talk, real laughs. more

The Baji You Never Had is a podcast for women who grew up being the strong one, the eldest daughter or the one who stepped into that role, the emotional anchor, the fixer, navigating life without an older sister to lean on. Hosted by Uroosa Malik, a Pakistani-American Muslim woman and proud Baji to her younger sister, this podcast is your safe space for honest conversations about womanhood, identity, healing, faith, boundaries, friendships, and becoming your most authentic self.Growing up in a South Asian household taught me what it meant to be both a daughter and a son. It taught me to carry responsibility early, break generational patterns, and learn life through trial instead of guidance. This podcast exists to be the voice many of us didn't have growing up: reassurance, clarity, sisterly wisdom and more. Each episode feels like chai with your big sister where we're reflective, grounding, sometimes tough, often tender. We'll talk about navigating relationships, self-worth, cultural expectations, faith journeys, confidence, and learning how to choose yourself without guilt.This podcast is for the eldest daughter who always had to be strong. For women craving a safe, values-aligned space to grow and create their own path. For Brown girls who worked twice as hard just to be seen. And for any woman, from any background, seeking guidance, healing, and a reminder that she is not alone. more

Two women. Two countries. Three decades of stories.Raised in India and Pakistan and now living in the UK, Three Decades Dastaan is a podcast where friendship meets reflection. As they turn 30, they look back on the first three decades of life across cultures, borders, and identities, while also navigating what the future might hold. Through honest conversations, they explore growing up desi, migration, belonging, growth, and becoming. Email us with questions on threedecadesdastaan@outlook.com more

A podcast made by two small South Asian women who don't know how to make a podcast, but DO know how to talk their asses off. Follow along as we unpack our weirdly unique (but not really) life experiences, including, but not limited to: mental health, college, social media, and everyone's favorite, awkwardly sitting with your immigrant parents through an Indian movie 'sex scene'.So what is a 'kaapi' you ask? It is the staple of all South Indian beverages: filter coffee, but with an accent. We decided to do it #ForTheCulture and spill some ~kaapi~ instead of tea. more

In this series, IFC showcases the stories and voices of female role models in primarily male-dominated climate-smart sectors to inspire and encourage other women in these industries. It underscores the role that South Asian women can play in the fight against climate change. more

Women in creative industries from South Asian and Arab background who are changing perceptions.through their unique style. more

Two millennial South Asian women discuss representation, authenticity, and comedy through a different culturally significant work created by/concerning the South Asian Diaspora each episode. more

South Asian Women in Rare is a podcast and community platform amplifying the voices of South Asian women in the rare disease space. Through honest conversations and storytelling, we explore the realities of living with rare conditions while navigating culture, family, healthcare, education, work, and identity. By bringing together patients, advocates, caregivers, researchers, and community leaders, we aim to increase visibility, foster connection, challenge stigma, and inspire meaningful change. more

PennTalks the Podcast is a platform for inspiring South Asian women to come and share their stories, hurdles and achievements. It is all in the hope that, by listening to their stories, another South Asian woman in our community will get that little kick she needs to step out of her comfort zone, take up a new opportunity, or make that positive change in her life that she's been holding back on. more

HerMunzill is a destination for South Asian women ready to take up space and be heard.  We believe that everyone has a story worth sharing. Through our HerMunzill podcast and blog, we want to preserve your unique experiences. Our vision is to create a community where we support, inspire, and uplift each other. We're relatable. We're real. And we're here to listen. more

The South Asian Mind Podcast is meant to be a safe space for ALL South Asian women through open discussions and culturally appropriate talks that will nurture their mental health.The podcast will include conversations with experienced therapists and psychologists who have a deep understanding of the South Asian culture. Through these conversations we will provide tips and general advice related to relationships, family and individual identity to people who identify as South Asian women. more

'I'm Sonia Dhingra, physician and certified life coach, helping Desi professional women achieve sustainable weight loss by shifting both mindset and habits. Each episode explores practical strategies, cultural insights, and motivational tools to help you create wellness that truly lasts in your body and mind.' more

Happily Ever Brown is a podcast dedicated to uplifting and empowering South Asian girls by providing a platform for inspiration, education, and community. Our hosts aim to promote representation, amplify voices, and create a supportive community where South Asian girls can find inspiration, guidance, and a sense of belonging together. more

From sexual awakening to self-worth, from boardroom success to bedroom pleasure, Burqah & Bikini is a revolution. The first podcast on sex by a Pakistani woman, we challenge South Asian, Muslim, and patriarchal norms that have long confined women to rigid roles. Liberation is not a privilege, it's a practice. We dive deep into pleasure, desire, self-regulation, and radical self-acceptance. We explore everything women must do, achieve, and undo to become healthy, pleasured, fully functioning sexual beings. And we are NOT afraid to offend. We refuse to whisper about what matters—self-pleasure, agency, ambition, money, and breaking generational cycles. We want to normalize that women can choose: their desires, their paths, their identities, and how they live unapologetically. Hosted by Koko, this is a fearless, provocative, and one-of-a-kind space for women who refuse to be controlled by culture or shame. Burqah & Bikini doesn't ask for permission. We don't whisper. We roar. more

The Voice It Out Podcast with Amrita is a platform created by two British Asian women, Shyama and Amrita. In the first season they looked into topics which were relevant to women and, in particular, British Asian women. In the second season, they attempted to prompt discussions around the split identity, and what it means to be British with a strong influence from ethnic heritage - no matter your gender. Season 3 saw Amrita going solo in front of the camera, talking to guests from different walks of life about their journeys, their mental health and also that all important influence of being part British and part of another culture. Now, scrapping the seasonal format, Amrita will continue these conversations as and when guests come on the podcast, allowing more conversations about experience, life-changing moments, and personal narratives that everone can relate to. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Brown Girls, Money Moves features the world's most inspiring South Asian founders and the investors who fund them. Bhargavi Varma is the founder of Brown Girl Angels, a global angel and VC collective of South Asian women mobilizing their capital and investing in South Asian female led startups. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter (Brown Girls, Money Moves) and our global dinner series (Brown Girls, Desi Dinners) and stay connected. more

A South Asian feminist podcast on books, politics, and everything in between. Extending the work of the Sanskaari Girls Book Club, each episode invites critical reflection on literature, culture, and the structural conditions that shape them. Through discussion, review, and dialogue, we centre marginal voices and create space for thoughtful, ongoing engagement beyond the page. more

Tanjeen Twinkle and Tasnim Hasan, two young South Asian women want their voices to be heard in the South Asian Community and beyond. The podcast is a segway to create meaningful conversations in South Asian cultures. Every South Asian is unique, their voices and thoughts should be heard. So, let's get the conversation going, and welcome to Uniquely Me-Voice of the Asian Community! more

South Asian Voices is an offering by SEWA-AIFW that raises questions against the oppressive practices of blind patriarchy and challenges outdated gender norms that perpetuate domestic violence in our community. Through podcasts, we bring to you individuals and experts, working tirelessly to break the cycle of abuse and create a world where women stand on an equal footing. Not limited to domestic violence, also included will be individuals from the South Asian community who are making a difference in the lives of others, be it through social work, teaching, art, mental health initiatives. more

Host Priya Mohal invites South Asian women to discuss a range of taboo topics, challenge stigmas, and work towards creating positive change within the community for women. priyamohalcoaching.substack.com more

Rooted, Regenerated and Chosen is a podcast for South Asian women navigating identity, leadership, and becoming. Hosted by Manpreet Dhillon — founder, inclusion strategist, and coach — each episode is an invitation to come home to yourself. Through honest conversations, somatic wisdom, and truth-telling our communities don't always make space for, we explore what it means to lead from wholeness rather than wound. Whether you're building a business, finding your voice, or figuring out who you are beyond who you were raised to be — you belong here. more

The Attitude is a brand new podcast hosted by and for South Asian women. We're here to talk about our professions, passions, culture, health, and our strong network of South Asian sisters paving a way for each other in all sorts of ways. Tune in, wherever you get your podcasts! The Attitude is a division of Pink Attitude Evolution (pinkattitude.ca). more

The South Asian Women in Higher Education (SAWHE) Network podcast spotlights stories, barriers, and successes from UK academia. Each of the episodes features bold and honest conversations with South Asian women across the UK Higher Education sector, from researchers and educators to professional services leaders and student advocates. We're shining a light on the stories, impact, struggles, and successes that often go unheard, and celebrating the power of representation, resilience, and reimagining leadership. From breaking barriers and balancing identities to reimagining leadership, we are celebrating the successes of South Asian women in higher education. About the SAWHE network This is a grassroots, community-led initiative dedicated to amplifying the visibility, voice, and leadership of South Asian women across UK universities. We exist so that South Asian women are never alone in their academic journey offering a safe, inclusive space to connect, be supported, and be celebrated. The first series will be Hosted by Dr Sayema Rahman Khan, founder of SAWHE Producer: Sumaiya Motara, SAWHE Digital Communications Lead Website: https://sawhe.org/ LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/south-asian-women-in-higher-education-network/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/sawheofficial/?igsh=MWZqOTg5enQ3OTJl# Join the network here: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/1/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8Gy_HKfUNmdW-HFEh29A3pPOHC8Qe44tdvEoHJGJgx7zn-w/viewform more

Discussing struggles/issues in the community of South Asian women and non-binary folk.

Join me (Swathi), licensed professional counselor and doctoral student studying mental health stigma and body image issues in the South Asian population, as I interview other South Asian women to learn more about their experiences with mental health stigma and the topic of body image in their world. more

This podcast aims to explain to the world how life is from the perspective of a brown skinned girl from a south Asian country. As she steps out from her beloved country to the west, she understands so much more about the culture she lived in for years and begins to appreciate it and question it in different ways. The podcast is all about her stories, experiences and opinions that she believes can make a difference. more

We bring to light the perspectives on politics as a career choice for women and also the role of men's allyship in South Asian politics. Snippets of our interviews with South Asian political leaders are posted here. For full interviews, please visit our website.Women for Politics is an initiative of Centre for Gender And Politics (CGPA). We work towards free, fair and equal political representation and participation of women in South Asia. more

I am an Indian American entrepreneur, author & executive at a Fortune 100 company who was inspired to launch this series to showcase inspiring, real life stories & narratives from the South Asian Diaspora &  provide much needed hope & encouragement to a global audience.  I genuinely believe in the concept that life is a classroom and planet earth is a school whereby we are all students. As students of life each of us are given a variety of opportunities to learn key lessons every single day.  It my experience that the same lessons are often repeated over and over until we master what we need to learn.  As a young girl born in Columbus Ohio to parents who immigrated to the US from India in the early 1960's, I never felt fully comfortable in my own skin. I didn't feel at ease with who I was, who I wanted to be or what my unique gifts were to offer this great, big wide world.   My childhood in the heart of America's Midwest was a kaleidoscope of color, sound & culture as my parents tried to ensure that my siblings and I adhered to some of the cultural and religious traditions of India while encouraging us to fully immerse ourselves in all that was America.  Growing up in an Indian American household steeped in the mores and traditions of South Asian culture while trying to be the personification of America's melting pot was beautiful, painful, isolating and sometimes exhausting.   I realize now that I am not alone in feeling this way.  Launching A Desi Woman is a catalyst for me to find my own voice and feel comfortable enough to use it.  I've come to the realization that I am still a work in progress and that is ok! I have also realized that we are in this classroom of life together and many of our lessons are universal.    The voices I am seeking to join me on this series may be voices and names you have never heard before but their inspiring stories & narratives deserve to be told. Thank you for joining me on this journey of self-discovery and growth—you are always welcome here! more

This podcast explores the taboo topics that often left undiscussed in South Asian contexts. Indu, an organization that combats domestic violence in South Asian communities across the U.S., delves into topics surrounding abuse, allyship, healthy relationships, and normalization of the subordination of women in popular media. more

These may seem like just five simple words on a piece of paper. But for us, they represent something far greater. Sari Spice And Everything Nice is a dream, a vision, and a passion project.We are a group of 6 South Asian women with unique personalities and talents from different walks of life. Some of us are educators, scientists, wives, mothers, pet owners, hikers, healthcare professionals, creators, and the list goes on. But we are all united by a common goal to create a successful podcast that will reach the hearts of others and leave a lasting impact. more

Hosted by Sara Jabbar, The diary of a Desi girl shines a light on South Asian culture's most taboo subjects.