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In-Laws Out Loud is an honest, warm and sometimes uncomfortable conversation between two women who became family through the marriage of their children.
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The Survivor’s Account (opens the original)
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** TRIGGER WARNING** This episode contains discussion of emotional and psychological abuse, controlling behaviour, pregnancy loss, child loss and difficult experiences following childbirth. Some listeners may find these themes distressing, so please listen with care. This week, we share one woman’s deeply personal account of what happened after she married into a family where the treatment she experienced slowly became her normal. From control and isolation to silent treatment, humiliation and a
When Discrimination Doesn’t Look Like Discrimination (opens the original)
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What does discrimination actually look like? Sometimes it’s obvious. Sometimes it’s disguised as concern, preference, fear or even politeness. And sometimes we don’t recognise our own prejudices until something forces us to question them. In this solo episode of In-Laws Out Loud , Bee shares some very personal experiences of discrimination - including moments where she’s been on the receiving end, moments she’s witnessed it happening to others, and a few uncomfortable truths about her own assump
The Person We Forget - Grief, Family & Life After Losing A Spouse (opens the original)
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When someone dies, so much attention is understandably focused on the person we’ve lost. But what happens to the husband or wife left behind? In this episode of In-Laws Out Loud , we talk about widowhood, grief and the cultural expectations that can follow - particularly within South Asian families. From the way widows have historically been expected to dress and behave, to the very different attitudes towards remarriage for widows and widowers. We also explore family, in-laws, children, lonelin
How I Said Goodbye To My Mother In Law (opens the original)
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In this solo episode of In-Laws Out Loud , Baljit shares the deeply personal experience of saying goodbye to her mother-in-law and navigating a Sikh funeral. She talks openly about the traditions that were expected of the family, the ones they chose not to follow, and the decisions they made along the way. A personal conversation about grief, faith, culture and that age-old question - are we doing something because of our religion, or simply because it’s always been done?
Superstitions, Rituals and Nazar (opens the original)
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Why did we put oil on the doorstep to welcome a new bride? Why were we told not to leave the house if someone sneezed? Why couldn't we cut our nails or sweep the floor after dark? And why did every baby end up with a kala tikka behind their ear? In this episode of In-Laws Out Loud , we unpack the superstitions, rituals and old family rules so many of us grew up with. From avoiding meat or washing hair on Tuesdays and Thursdays to the beliefs our parents and grandparents never questioned, we're a
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