Jhandu Baam With Jha Neha

One year in a city away from home. So, there's a lot of gratitude. But this gratitude did not come in a day. It took several moments, good and bad, several people - friends and family, that made this happen. As the struggle continues, here's a reminder that nothing in life is ever wasted.

Massive layoffs characterized the latter part of 2022. As we enter a New Year with some of the old challenges still persisting, here's a look-back on dealing with no jobs, immature seniors and surviving in a new City without a paycheck.

Continuing the journey in Delhi, the episode is a reflection on how I couldn't control things that were happening in the months after I moved to Delhi. Why are human beings a control obsessed lot and why is that the source of all our troubles?

Things have changed this season. There have been changes in cities, in attitudes, culture, food, perceptions and assumptions. Delhi means different things to different people. What does it mean to me? It's complicated. But the struggle is the same as anywhere else. In this introductory episode, it'll be all about home away from home.

2021 is ending and it's the time to look for hope again. We can't move forward though unless we understand and resolve the past. This week, I look back at this shit of a year, the innumerable painful lessons it taught us and the ray of hope I received, thanks to my own efforts in seeking help and taking the leap of faith. Magic bhi hota hai.

Have you ever thought about talking things out with someone? Close friend, family, a former partner, sibling, whoever. Its the hardest thing in the world and that's why so many people spend their entire lives just thinking about it. Of course it doesn't end well for everyone all the time. But is it even worth a try? How do we know when to try and when to stop? This week I talk the Talk with you.

Taking trips with friends, traveling will cure you of everything. How true is that? Not enough if you are not willing to work....alone. This week it's all about taking that trip no matter where you are.

Do you too feel burnt out by your work or the anxiety that has become a part of our professional and personal lives over the last year and half? Do you also continue to struggle with letting people go? In this raw & honest episode, I discuss exactly that. Because it's a universal feeling. And neither can go without the other.

What's it like to host a solo Podcast when everyone advises you (free) to not have one? Going back to Season 1 where I talked about why Solo Podcast can work, especially for women. Staying on the topic, do you struggle with turning all passions into Instagram influencing? Reclaiming the narrative and a lot more.

This week, I take you through an amazing regional film that encompasses a world within itself. If you are someone who loves movies but wishes for it to be progressive, look beyond Bollywood. Cos that's where the real material lies.

Amazing news coming in from many corners and there's finally a ray of hope for Quora users though Quota continues to hurt the privileged. How do we heal the hurt? Do you need closure for it? Who'll give you that? Here's a Jhandu Baam for that. The podcast is also available on Goodpods now and the host can be read on Quora too. Find out how.

The pandemic has taken away more than we thought. And yet we tested ourselves and our resilience, in every big & small thing even when others and our own inner selves constantly doubted us. A sneak peek into why you don't need to worry if you don't know stuff. You'll soon. When it comes to crisis, we have a remarkable ability to jump onto it. Even when we are not prepped. Don't believe me? Listen up.

The last few months have been more than just topsy turvy. Things have changed in more ways than one and there seems to be darkness everywhere. There can be a little light. Even in tragedies, pain and suffering. You find out who you are and what you can do. Join me as I embark on Season 2 of the podcast, a year after the first. There's more to come in crisps and corners. Credits to my amazing colleagues and friends. @yantrapurush @biplav_kumar09 @nikkisworld007 for the logo & @lumetri_scope for shooting the cover image.

Back after a hiatus, this episode is straight from the heart.

Listeners Special: Everybody asks the same old question - What are you gonna do this New Year? How about we go beyond that, look back a bit and then ask ourselves - What are the things we will not be doing this New Year? That's what I did and received some amazing answers from listeners.

Ek Tarfa Pyaar ki Taaqat hi kuch aur hoti hai. Haan, hoti hai. But Victimization is not supposed to be one of those. Nahi toh kya khaq taaqat?? In this episode, we go a bit deeper into the whole mess, madness and miracle of Unrequited Love from the one and only President of One-sided love.

Guilty of overthinking and ruining whatever you have? Me too! The current times have caused us to deal with the mess of Overthinking with a lot more frequency and intensity than we used to. It's a trait that we can't seem to have control over. You're not alone! The best news is you can channelise it. Where and how? That's what we discuss in this episode.

The biggest fear that we have is the fear is losing people. The pandemic has made it worse. Why do you feel that way? Because you haven't had a heart to heart. Maybe, you should.

How do you talk to yourself? When was the last time you accepted a compliment without trying to speak against your own self? Why are we still hesitating to be kind to ourselves while screaming about being kind to others? Why can't we be like Geet and become apni favourite? How about we burn stuff and flush it down the toilet? Discovering this and more in this episode on Self Love with Paani.

When was the last time you replied truthfully to "How are you?" Are you sure you are good? If not, what stops you from saying so? Are you scared to be vulnerable? Won't people misuse your trust anyway if that's what they do? As we grapple with the constant shifts in our lives because of the pandemic, I explore how kindness can help deal better with mental health and why we need to reply better to How Are You? Also, featuring a poem by my friend and renowned food blogger and Baker Pratty and Food. How Are You?