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Honest Conversations on Life's Toughest Topics with Chandan and SaumyaWe started off with all things motherhood and through the journey of 14 episodes realised - THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A WOMAN ISSUE - because everything that affects a woman affects the entire environment…

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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Extramarital affairs in workplace | How to avoid? (opens the original)

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    Are extra‑marital affairs really happening in Indian offices? This video dives deep into workplace relationships, exploring why they occur, how they impact marriages, and what signs to watch for. Backed by studies and real corporate experiences, we uncover the hidden dynamics of affairs at work.💡 What you’ll learn:India’s global ranking in workplace romancesWhy stress, travel, and lack of recognition fuel affairsHow secrecy and double lives damage familiesEmotional vs. physical cheating in the d

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Loneliness in marriages: Who is responsible? (opens the original)

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    Why do so many marriages slip into loneliness, even when couples live under the same roof? In this video, we uncover the reasons behind the “roommate phase” and share practical solutions to bring back intimacy and connection.What you’ll learn:Why emotional and physical intimacy fades over timeHow poor communication and fear of rejection create distanceThe impact of stress, responsibilities, and changing expectationsWhy scheduling intimacy can save relationshipsPractical tips for couples to recon

  3. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Who should get married? (opens the original)

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    Marriage isn’t the problem, expectations, comparisons, and societal pressure are. In this episode of Mother of Podcasts, we dive deep into the question: Who should get married?From career priorities and financial stress to generational influences and social media comparisons, we explore why many hesitate to tie the knot. We share insights on compromise, defining your own “ideal marriage,” and the importance of marrying when you’re truly ready, not just because of family or societal pressure.What

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Living with parents after 25 (opens the original)

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    For 1:1 conversation with us, WhatsApp on +91-9319014622Is living with your parents after 25 a sign of immaturity or a practical, cultural choice? In this video, our co-founder Saumya and her father-in-law dive into the realities of staying at home beyond your mid‑20s, exploring financial pressures, generational expectations, and the balance between independence and family bonding.What you’ll learn:Why rising rent and housing costs make living at home practicalHow cultural differences shape perc

  5. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Who should be DINKs? (opens the original)

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    For 1:1 conversation with us, Whatsapp on +91-9319014622In this video, our co-founder Saumya and her father-in-law explore the generational debate around marriage, parenthood, and independence. From financial pressures to cultural expectations, we break down why some couples are opting out of having children, and what that means for relationships, family, and society.What you’ll learn:Why older generations push for marriage and children?The financial and systemic challenges young couples faceHow

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