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Life, Love & In Between
Hosted by Shaon · EN
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I am Shaon, your host and a fellow human being, here to talk about things that matter, to me and perhaps to you too! Come join me as we delve deeper into understanding our self, emotions, lives, relationships and everything else in between that makes us human. Enjoy!
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this podcast are of my own and you may or may not agree with me, but kindly be respectful of differing ideas. I do not intent to hurt anyone's religious, political or other personal beliefs.
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Ep. 5 | Polyamory
Mar 24, 202200:04:45Tap to summarizeWe talk a lot of "open relationships" and "modern marriages" these days but where do these ideas come from? Are humans really monogamous to begin with? Come let's discuss: polyamory! To learn more about Polyamory, check out the Poly Philia Blog here! Happy Listening!
Transcribe →Ep. 4 | Abusive Relationships (pt. 1)
Mar 13, 202200:04:29Tap to summarizeTW: Mentions of Domestic Abuse Let's talk about the struggle of breaking the pattern of abuse and just how difficult it can be for someone to walk out of an abusive situation. Happy listening!
Transcribe →Ep. 3 | Parenting.
Feb 20, 202200:05:05Tap to summarizeTW: Mentions of domestic violence, abuse and bad parenting. Parenthood. The noble deed whose dark side often goes unnoticed. In this episode, we are going to take off our rosy glasses and break down the picture perfect ideas, let's discuss the realities of what it means to be a parent. Enjoy!
Transcribe →Ep. 2 | Emotional Wounds.
Feb 6, 202200:04:47Tap to summarizeWe take a great deal of care when we (or others around us) get hurt physically. But why don't we extend the same care when the pain is emotional? In this episode, join me to examine how differently we treat our emotional pain and ponder upon what we can do better. Happy listening!
Transcribe →Ep. 1 | Consent.
Jan 30, 202200:03:07Tap to summarizeDo we as a society not understand consent? I think we do, to some extent. Rather the problem arises from how we understand the individuality of a woman and her right to consent. So let us think about this social institution called "marriage" and why it is so hard for some Indian people to digest the possibility of having marital rape laws, which truth be told are long overdue.
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