Radhika Vaz: “Let’s take marriage and get rid of it”
In this episode, Shana is in conversation with comedian, actor and writer Radhika Vaz. We learn about Radhika’s journey to comedy and why she mines the desi female experience as a source for her material. Radhika is one half of the team behind Shugs and Fats, a Youtube series about two curious Musl…
Sabah Bano Malik: “ You basically stop women from being their own people so that they can be married off to someone and they decide what she'd become”
In this episode, Shana is in conversation with Sabah Bano Malik, a radio jockey and a founding member of a Pakistani comedians' collective called Aurat Nak. Shana asks Sabah what has surprised her and what she struggles with as a Pakistani American who moved to Pakistan as an adult. Sabah talks abo…
Leeza Mangaldas : "Women's pleasure has been systematically ignored for so long"
Leeza Mangaldas is a sex educator with 2 million YouTube subscribers and Instagram followers. GQ has named Leeza one of the most influential young Indians. She is also the author of The Sex Book. In this episode, Leeza talks to Shana about why the Glossary of her book has words like “patriarchy” an…
Sheema Kermani : "I will keep dancing no matter what. Who has the right to tell me not to dance?”
In this episode, Shana is in conversation with Sheema Kermani. You may know Sheema as the dancer in the hit Coke Studios video of Pasoori but, for Sheema, dance is more than an artform. For her, it is also an act of defiance. A classically trained Bharatnatyam dancer, Sheema took on the Pakistani …
Priyanka Paul: “I have so many marginalizations, that I’ve lost track”
In this episode, Shana is in conversation with Priyanka Paul, an illustrator, graphic designer, poet, and storyteller, who is also a Gucci Chime for Change ambassador and TED Talk speaker. Priyanka shares her lived experience as a queer, dark-skinned Christian woman from an oppressed caste, her enc…
Mariam Shafqat Goraya : “And my protest is obviously against misogyny. But [then] my personal anger is also about women who uphold these roles.”
Today, Shana is in conversation with satirist Mariam Shafqat Goraya. Through her character Naik Parveen, Mariam takes aim at women who are the “foot soldiers of patriarchy”. Mariam’s satire takes the sexist and misogynistic rhetoric that gets mentioned in private conversation, the stuff people don’…
S2, Ep 06: Sonali Gupta - Writing About Anxiety During the Pandemic
Find out how she created a brand new template for this much-needed book on mental health.
In this episode we talk to Sonali Gupta about her book Anxiety: Overcome It and Live without Fear. Sonali tells us about her childhood, and how she became interested in writing and therapy. Michelle shares ho…
Grief Evolves, Love Remains | ft. Sonali Gupta
In this very touching episode of Stories Seldom Told, I speak to clinical psychotherapist and bestselling author Sonali Gupta about grief — not just as loss of a loved one, but as something far more universal. About the very real topics of loss, healing, and how we learn to carry love after losing …
Sept 9th: Stablecoin Economics Have Shifted: Institutional Strategy Should, Too featuring Sonali Gupta, Research Lead at AMINA Bank AG
Europe has entered its first post-MiCA implementation phase whilst Washington pushes to finalise the CLARITY Act as part of a broader bid to strengthen US leadership in digital assets. With the regulatory foundations solidifying, the more pressing question is how institutions should rethink their s…
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