Pessimism is for Lightweights poet Salena Godden speaks to Suswati Basu about why protest is important and we need hope to continue.
Pessimism is for Lightweights poet Salena Godden speaks to Suswati Basu about why protest is important and we need hope to continue.
Suswati Basu speaks with Food for Life author Professor Tim Spector OBE on what we should eat, as the industry continues to baffle us.
Suswati Basu speaks to Nobel Peace-Prize winning lawyer and Until We Are Free author Dr Shirin Ebadi on why freedom is important.
All The Houses I’ve Ever Lived In author Kieran Yates talks about why shelter is important and the impact of housing precarity.
What is the importance of Gender Euphoria? We speak with author Laura Kate Dale who wrote an anthology of the same name.
We talk about what motherhood is really like with Don’t Forget to Scream author Marianne Levy, and why there’s so much stigma.
One week on since finishing the last episode of season two, here is a recap on all the books reviewed!
It’s 2023 and journaling is back in fashion, hence we spoke to the Journaling for Dummies author Amber Lea Starfire on exactly how to do it.
Jim Steele, author of Unashamedly Superhuman, speaks to Suswati Basu about how to unleash our full superhuman potential and whether we all have superpowers?
The Now Habit author Dr Neil Fiore talks to Suswati Basu about how to deal with procrastination and improving self-talk.
Simran Kaur is the author and the podcast host of Girls That Invest, who talks to Suswati Basu about how to feel comfortable with money and finances.
Let’s talk about sex baby. Uncomfortable isn’t it? That’s why Suswati Basu spoke to Sex Bomb author and comedian Sadia Azmat on the subject.
Dutch psychologist and Crazy Busy author Thijs Launspach speaks to Suswati Basu about how to work without burning out.
Shame on Me author Tessa McWatt speaks to Suswati Basu about how the body is political through her exploration of race and identity in her autobiography.
Renowned speaker and The Dip author Seth Godin speaks to Suswati Basu about the importance of quitting things no longer serving a purpose.