Immersing in the world of books in the Age of AI: Say Again? On Episode 65 of the Say Again podcast, host and author, The Other Sister, Amrita Tripathi talks to acclaimed writer and journalist Rahul Bhattacharya, author of Rail Song, The Sly Company of People Who Care and Pundits from Pakistan.Some of the big questions have to do with the human endeavour, curiosity, what authenticity actually means in the Age of AI? And also ... can anyone make a living as a writer today? The conversation kicks off with Railsong, and how a book travels out into the world, with readers making it their very own. Rahul wrote the first draft of this masterpiece by hand, and the episode highlights some behind the scenes anecdotes on the art and craft of writing, the process, as well as why the author is now the proud owner of a 'dumb' smartphone. This is a conversation about books, but also attention, authenticity, tech, curiosity, and what it means to be a human being.

Immersing in the world of books in the Age of AI: Say Again? On Episode 65 of the Say Again podcast, host and author, The Other Sister, Amrita Tripathi talks to acclaimed writer and journalist Rahul Bhattacharya, author of Rail Song, The Sly Company of People Who Care and Pundits from Pakistan.Some of the big questions have to do with the human endeavour, curiosity, what authenticity actually means in the Age of AI? And also ... can anyone make a living as a writer today? The conversation kicks off with Railsong, and how a book travels out into the world, with readers making it their very own. Rahul wrote the first draft of this masterpiece by hand, and the episode highlights some behind the scenes anecdotes on the art and craft of writing, the process, as well as why the author is now the proud owner of a 'dumb' smartphone. This is a conversation about books, but also attention, authenticity, tech, curiosity, and what it means to be a human being. 

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Episode 65 | The Art of Paying Attention: Rahul Bhattacharya on Writing, Reading & AI

What happens when we don't have the words to explain how we're feeling? And what does a Taylor Swift song have to do with things? On this episode of Say Again, author & founder Amrita Tripathi speaks with Aditi Kaul, Lead Arts-Based Therapist at the Fortis National Mental Health Program, about expressive arts therapy and how art, music, movement, and writing can sometimes help where talk therapy just doesn't cut it. No surprise that a lot of adults seem to need 'permission' to play and carry a lot of pressure about 'not being good enough' at art. Kaul talks Lego, collage, music and yes, about a Taylor Swift song that not only helped break the ice, but led a young person to articulate what she was going through... and gave hope. This is a conversation about creativity, mental health, therapy, technology, identity — and the importance of doing the work ourselves. Kaul also shares her de-stress tips and why she thinks of child-life balance no longer work-life balance. If you enjoy the pod, you can support us via: https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagainSubscribe to our newsletter: amritatripathi.ghost.io

What happens when we don't have the words to explain how we're feeling? And what does a Taylor Swift song have to do with things? On this episode of Say Again, author & founder Amrita Tripathi speaks with Aditi Kaul, Lead Arts-Based Therapist at the Fortis National Mental Health Program, about expressive arts therapy and how art, music, movement, and writing can sometimes help where talk therapy just doesn't cut it. No surprise that a lot of adults seem to need 'permission' to play and carry a lot of pressure about 'not being good enough' at art. Kaul talks Lego, collage, music and yes, about a Taylor Swift song that not only helped break the ice, but led a young person to articulate what she was going through... and gave hope. This is a conversation about creativity, mental health, therapy, technology, identity — and the importance of doing the work ourselves. Kaul also shares her de-stress tips and why she thinks of child-life balance no longer work-life balance. If you enjoy the pod, you can support us via: https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagainSubscribe to our newsletter: amritatripathi.ghost.io

Episode 64 | When Words Just Aren't Enough: Understanding Art Therapy

No, your best friend can't do the same job a trained therapist can. And that goes double for ChatGPT or any of your fave GenAI tools. On this episode of the Say Again Podcast, Dr Amit Malik, Founder & CEO of Amaha talks to author and host Amrita Tripathi about the role AI can play in your mental health support pack, but also when it's time to reach out for professional help.They also talk about the future of work, work-life integration and balance and how burnout doesn't come from just working long hours, but more often than not from the uncertainties...not knowing, not enjoying what you do, not having clarity what your goals are.There's something for everyone on this episode of the Say Again pod. You can share your comments with usSubscribe on <a href="YouTube.com/@amritatrips" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">YouTube.com/@amritatrips</a>Sign up for the monthly newsletter: amritatripathi.ghost.ioShare your support with a simple Buy Me a Coffee: <a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain</a>

No, your best friend can't do the same job a trained therapist can. And that goes double for ChatGPT or any of your fave GenAI tools. On this episode of the Say Again Podcast, Dr Amit Malik, Founder & CEO of Amaha talks to author and host Amrita Tripathi about the role AI can play in your mental health support pack, but also when it's time to reach out for professional help.They also talk about the future of work, work-life integration and balance and how burnout doesn't come from just working long hours, but more often than not from the uncertainties...not knowing, not enjoying what you do, not having clarity what your goals are.There's something for everyone on this episode of the Say Again pod.You can share your comments with usSubscribe on YouTube.com/@amritatripsSign up for the monthly newsletter: amritatripathi.ghost.ioShare your support with a simple Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain

Episode 63 | Mental Health, Gen AI and the Future of Work with Dr Amit Malik

Same, same but different. The kids were right all along--no two children in the same family actually have the 'same' parents. On this episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi talks to psychologist Arpita Anand about parenting pre-teens and teenagers — and the ways parents can build healthier communication, understand individual needs and create boundaries that evolve with their children.The big question? What does compassionate parenting look like when children are growing up in a world of screens, social media, changing boundaries and constant stimulation?From technology and early intervention to grief, family conflict, therapy, self-care and intergenerational parenting patterns, this is a conversation about growing together rather than trying to get parenting “right.”This episode is brought to you by The Health Collective and The Psychiatry and Therapy Centre. You can now subscribe to our monthly newsletter and also support the pod!Newsletter: amritatripathi.ghost.ioSupport us: https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain

Same, same but different. The kids were right all along--no two children in the same family actually have the 'same' parents. On this episode of Say Again, host Amrita Tripathi talks to psychologist Arpita Anand about parenting pre-teens and teenagers — and the ways parents can build healthier communication, understand individual needs and create boundaries that evolve with their children.The big question? What does compassionate parenting look like when children are growing up in a world of screens, social media, changing boundaries and constant stimulation?From technology and early intervention to grief, family conflict, therapy, self-care and intergenerational parenting patterns, this is a conversation about growing together rather than trying to get parenting “right.”This episode is brought to you by The Health Collective and The Psychiatry and Therapy Centre. You can now subscribe to our monthly newsletter and also support the pod!Newsletter: amritatripathi.ghost.ioSupport us: https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain

Episode 62 | Growing Together: Parenting with Compassion

Many of us use the word ‘friend’ a little too easily. The ancient Stoic philosopher Seneca had a very different idea—one that feels surprisingly relevant even today. In this solo episode, I explore Seneca’s Letters from a Stoic, specifically his writing on true and false friendship and how we must judge before, not after the fact. I also connect these ideas to one of the central themes of my novel The Other Sister...how critical it is to have real connection in a world where we are increasingly isolated.And finally, the sneakiest of sneak peeks for our podcast audience into a brand new book on leadership, coming soon! Wherever you're listening from, if you enjoy the show, you can now support via: <a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain</a>

Many of us use the word ‘friend’ a little too easily. The ancient Stoic philosopher Seneca had a very different idea—one that feels surprisingly relevant even today. In this solo episode, I explore Seneca’s Letters from a Stoic, specifically his writing on true and false friendship and how we must judge before, not after the fact. I also connect these ideas to one of the central themes of my novel The Other Sister...how critical it is to have real connection in a world where we are increasingly isolated.And finally, the sneakiest of sneak peeks for our podcast audience into a brand new book on leadership, coming soon! Wherever you're listening from, if you enjoy the show, you can now support via: https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain

Episode 61: True vs False Friendship: What Seneca Teaches Us About Trust

Imposter syndrome, career pivots, and writing your first novel—this episode has it all. In this episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi speaks with Beatriz Arias—senior media executive with Atres Media, former Lead Twitter Partner Manager, Spain and debut author of the new book Soy La Nueva—about imposter syndrome, identity, and the courage to start again.Drawing from her experiences across journalism, global tech, and storytelling, Beatriz reflects on what it means to be “the new one” in unfamiliar spaces—and how to navigate imposter syndrome, ambition, and growth. This conversation explores:<ul><li>Redefining success and failure across career stages</li><li>The importance of empathy and emotional intelligence in leadership</li><li>Social media, anonymity, and online behavior</li><li>The enduring role of books and storytelling in building empathy</li><li>Women, workplace dynamics, and the power of support systems</li></ul>A thoughtful and engaging episode for anyone building a career, leading teams, or exploring creative paths. Join us! You can order it here: https://www.casadellibro.com/libro-soy-la-nueva/9788467081268/17936955 https://www.amazon.es/nueva-ESPASA-NARRATIVA-Beatriz-Arias/dp/8467081260 You can now support this podcast! https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagainGracias!

Imposter syndrome, career pivots, and writing your first novel—this episode has it all. In this episode of Say Again, Amrita Tripathi speaks with Beatriz Arias—senior media executive with Atres Media, former Lead Twitter Partner Manager, Spain and debut author of the new book Soy La Nueva—about imposter syndrome, identity, and the courage to start again.Drawing from her experiences across journalism, global tech, and storytelling, Beatriz reflects on what it means to be “the new one” in unfamiliar spaces—and how to navigate imposter syndrome, ambition, and growth. This conversation explores:Redefining success and failure across career stagesThe importance of empathy and emotional intelligence in leadershipSocial media, anonymity, and online behaviorThe enduring role of books and storytelling in building empathyWomen, workplace dynamics, and the power of support systemsA thoughtful and engaging episode for anyone building a career, leading teams, or exploring creative paths. Join us!You can order it here: https://www.casadellibro.com/libro-soy-la-nueva/9788467081268/17936955 https://www.amazon.es/nueva-ESPASA-NARRATIVA-Beatriz-Arias/dp/8467081260You can now support this podcast! https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagainGracias!

Episode 60: Career Reinvention, Imposter Syndrome & Writing Your First Novel with Beatriz Arias

Fans are everything. And it's high time publishers and writers look to engage them directly, again, says Stck.me co-founder and CEO Scroll Media Network Samir Patil, from a snowed-in New York. Talking to host and author, Amrita Tripathi, he shares more on his take of this being 'old values, new rules', and why he's still bullish on publishing. While attention spans may have fragmented, there is a 'sachet size reading model' as well as a whole generation that is very used to paying for things.Tune in to hear about leadership & entrepreneurship in this Age of AI, as well as fan commerce and the new imprint Say Again Press and Stck as a platform! Links mentioned:Stck: <a href="https://stck.me" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://stck.me</a>Amrita's new imprint <a href="https://sayagainpress.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://sayagainpress.com</a>Arunava Sinha's imprint: <a href="https://chowringheepress.stck.me" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://chowringheepress.stck.me</a> Globally, you can now support us & unlock some great experiences: <a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain</a>

Fans are everything. And it's high time publishers and writers look to engage them directly, again, says Stck.me co-founder and CEO Scroll Media Network Samir Patil, from a snowed-in New York. Talking to host and author, Amrita Tripathi, he shares more on his take of this being 'old values, new rules', and why he's still bullish on publishing. While attention spans may have fragmented, there is a 'sachet size reading model' as well as a whole generation that is very used to paying for things.Tune in to hear about leadership & entrepreneurship in this Age of AI, as well as fan commerce and the new imprint Say Again Press and Stck as a platform! Links mentioned:Stck: https://stck.meAmrita's new imprint https://sayagainpress.comArunava Sinha's imprint: https://chowringheepress.stck.meGlobally, you can now support us & unlock some great experiences: https://buymeacoffee.com/sayagain

Episode 58 | Books Aren't Dead: Samir Patil on AI, Attention & the Future of Publishing

“Look up. Pay attention. Start seeing.” A simple line — and maybe a way back to yourself.What if you could change your relationship with the world in just five minutes a day? In this inspiring and disarming conversation, host Amrita Tripathi sits down with Nishant Jain, The Sneaky Artist — writer, illustrator, and author of Make Sneaky Art — to explore how a simple sketchbook practice has become a global movement in attention and human connection.Nishant’s journey is anything but linear. From engineering to neuroscience, leaving a PhD mid-way, to sketching strangers in Chicago cafés and 'making sneaky art' in an attempt to find his place in a new country... to someone whose creative voice resonates with thousands of followers, this is an inspiring journey. Watch our chat for more on: - How your curiosity can be a compass- How A 5-minute analog habit can shift your attention and your mood and more on - How we can combat the global crisis of loneliness and the cost of living through screens, - How e can disconnect 'performing' from being present And the long road to success! Subscribe for more conversations on leadership, mental health, creativity and life! Don't forget to leave a rating! And you can sign up for a newsletter with the best of the best: amritatripathi.ghost.io

“Look up. Pay attention. Start seeing.” A simple line — and maybe a way back to yourself.What if you could change your relationship with the world in just five minutes a day? In this inspiring and disarming conversation, host Amrita Tripathi sits down with Nishant Jain, The Sneaky Artist — writer, illustrator, and author of Make Sneaky Art — to explore how a simple sketchbook practice has become a global movement in attention and human connection.Nishant’s journey is anything but linear. From engineering to neuroscience, leaving a PhD mid-way, to sketching strangers in Chicago cafés and 'making sneaky art' in an attempt to find his place in a new country... to someone whose creative voice resonates with thousands of followers, this is an inspiring journey. Watch our chat for more on: - How your curiosity can be a compass- How A 5-minute analog habit can shift your attention and your mood and more on - How we can combat the global crisis of loneliness and the cost of living through screens, - How e can disconnect 'performing' from being present And the long road to success! Subscribe for more conversations on leadership, mental health, creativity and life! Don't forget to leave a rating! And you can sign up for a newsletter with the best of the best: amritatripathi.ghost.io

Episode 57 | 5 Minutes to Change Your Day: The Sneaky Artist's Simple Practice

"If you can't get passionate about the goal, then you're chasing the wrong goal." Timeless leadership lessons from this energising episode of the Say Again podcast. Host Amrita Tripathi chats with S. Devarajan — former MD & CEO of Tata Elxsi and Cisco India, founder of Transmation Consulting, and author of Design to Win — for one of the most candid deep-dives into leadership, perseverance and the power of relationships. Hear about a dramatic turnaround for his former company Tata Elxsi, what he learned directly from legends like Ratan Tata (including how to advocate for what he believed in) and why empathy, EQ and passion matter more than ever for modern leaders. If you're a founder, senior leader, team manager, or someone building a meaningful career, this conversation will stay with you.

"If you can't get passionate about the goal, then you're chasing the wrong goal." Timeless leadership lessons from this energising episode of the Say Again podcast. Host Amrita Tripathi chats with S. Devarajan — former MD & CEO of Tata Elxsi and Cisco India, founder of Transmation Consulting, and author of Design to Win — for one of the most candid deep-dives into leadership, perseverance and the power of relationships. Hear about a dramatic turnaround for his former company Tata Elxsi, what he learned directly from legends like Ratan Tata (including how to advocate for what he believed in) and why empathy, EQ and passion matter more than ever for modern leaders. If you're a founder, senior leader, team manager, or someone building a meaningful career, this conversation will stay with you.

Episode 56 | What Ratan Tata Taught Me: S Devarajan on his Tata Elxsi Journey

As we wrap another incredible year of Say Again, this solo episode brings together the five most resonant lessons from 2025 — drawn from conversations across AI, attention, wellness, creativity, leadership, and the human condition.We'll take a Quick Look at our Spotify wrapped and also explore 5 tips:<ol><li>Using AI as a tool, not a crutch — how to stay sharp in the era of LLMs</li><li>Being mindful of what we consume and create </li><li>Why gratitude works and how to express it in a non-performative way</li><li>Reclaiming our attention spans and learning how to focus with some "be here now" strategising</li><li>Reading more and reading better — breaking out of algorithmic bubbles and rediscovering serendipity</li></ol>Plus, a simple but powerful strategy to reduce ambient anxiety: set aside time to worry.If this community has been part of your year, thank you. If you’re just joining us, welcome.Wishing you a restful December and a mindful start to 2026! Let us know what lessons you're taking into 2026 Some Links + References<ol><li><a href="https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/gratitude-enhances-health-brings-happiness-and-may-even-lengthen-lives-202409113071" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/gratitude-enhances-health-brings-happiness-and-may-even-lengthen-lives-202409113071</a></li><li><a href="https://www.k-state.edu/counseling/services/resources/self_help/improvingconcentration.html#:~:text=You%20probably%20will%20begin%20to,well%20as%20you'd%20like." rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.k-state.edu/counseling/services/resources/self_help/improvingconcentration.html#:~:text=You%20probably%20will%20begin%20to,well%20as%20you'd%20like.</a></li></ol> Connect: @amritat | @Healthcollectif <a href="https://www.tapintribe.com/store" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Join the upcoming membership</a>: Thoughtful reads, curated lists, and deeper conversations — launching 2026. Email amrita@tapintribe.com for more

As we wrap another incredible year of Say Again, this solo episode brings together the five most resonant lessons from 2025 — drawn from conversations across AI, attention, wellness, creativity, leadership, and the human condition.We'll take a Quick Look at our Spotify wrapped and also explore 5 tips:Using AI as a tool, not a crutch — how to stay sharp in the era of LLMsBeing mindful of what we consume and create Why gratitude works and how to express it in a non-performative wayReclaiming our attention spans and learning how to focus with some "be here now" strategisingReading more and reading better — breaking out of algorithmic bubbles and rediscovering serendipityPlus, a simple but powerful strategy to reduce ambient anxiety: set aside time to worry.If this community has been part of your year, thank you. If you’re just joining us, welcome.Wishing you a restful December and a mindful start to 2026! Let us know what lessons you're taking into 2026Some Links + Referenceshttps://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/gratitude-enhances-health-brings-happiness-and-may-even-lengthen-lives-202409113071https://www.k-state.edu/counseling/services/resources/self_help/improvingconcentration.html#:~:text=You%20probably%20will%20begin%20to,well%20as%20you'd%20like.Connect: @amritat | @HealthcollectifJoin the upcoming membership: Thoughtful reads, curated lists, and deeper conversations — launching 2026. Email amrita@tapintribe.com for more 

Episode 55 | Year-End Reflections -- 5 Lessons We're Taking Into 2026

There's so much anxiety about AI and Jobs -- tune out the noise as much as you can and look to build, go deep and learn what you need to. On this episode of the Say Again Podcast, host Amrita Tripathi speaks to senior Tech Leader Shriram Parthasarathy, who spent close to 13 years at Microsoft including most recently as Global Marketing Operations leader for Asia. The conversation covers topics ranging from AI slop and what's been called the 'enshittification' of the user experience... to how platforms can re-optimise and prioritise great content, much like the Google era re-defined search. Shri shares some of his own professional journey and milestones as well as how he re-frames his own goals, and why he's not the New Year's resolution kind of guy. He also talks about resilience, being born with a visual impairment, and describes himself as blind by sight not vision. There's a lot to pack into this episode including some fantastic recommendations so tune in and enjoy a fascinating chat. Shri’s newsletter: <a href="https://www.shrinterest.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: var(--accent-color);">https://www.shrinterest.com/</a> <h4>If you enjoyed this episode, let us know! Please follow, rate and review the podcast — it helps more listeners discover these conversations. New episodes drop every Friday.</h4>

There's so much anxiety about AI and Jobs -- tune out the noise as much as you can and look to build, go deep and learn what you need to. On this episode of the Say Again Podcast, host Amrita Tripathi speaks to senior Tech Leader Shriram Parthasarathy, who spent close to 13 years at Microsoft including most recently as Global Marketing Operations leader for Asia. The conversation covers topics ranging from AI slop and what's been called the 'enshittification' of the user experience... to how platforms can re-optimise and prioritise great content, much like the Google era re-defined search. Shri shares some of his own professional journey and milestones as well as how he re-frames his own goals, and why he's not the New Year's resolution kind of guy. He also talks about resilience, being born with a visual impairment, and describes himself as blind by sight not vision. There's a lot to pack into this episode including some fantastic recommendations so tune in and enjoy a fascinating chat.Shri’s newsletter: https://www.shrinterest.com/If you enjoyed this episode, let us know! Please follow, rate and review the podcast — it helps more listeners discover these conversations. New episodes drop every Friday.

Episode 54: AI Slop, Enshittification & Authenticity with Senior Tech Leader Shriram Parthasarathy

"AI is no longer a race between countries — it’s a race between companies.”This is a reality check by the phenomenally talented Founder-CEO of PIT Policy Lab Cristina Martinez Pinto, speaking to Say Again Podcast host and author Amrita Tripathi from Mexico City.Cristina is the CEO and Founder of the Public Interest Technology Lab (PIT) Policy Lab, a Responsible AI Fellow at Stimson Center and a very talented tech policy entrepreneur.. .She’s been named on a list of 100 Top Women in AI Ethics!This engaging conversation covers the gamut of geopolitics, the global south and who has a seat at the table as well as very present-day real-world challenges in a world of inequity -- when big Tech companies have bigger budgets than entire nations. Towards the second half this conversation gets even more real, with a look at how hyper-focused we can be on our identities as leaders and successful entrepreneurs, and how our health can take a hit from the always-on, always-hustling culture. Cristina Martinez Pinto breaks many taboos by speaking of her own diagnosis of Depression, and what she's learning to value and how she's learning to reassess parameters of success, even while making a strong call for more communities of practice. Resources:More on PIT Policy Lab: <a href="https://www.policylab.tech/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.policylab.tech/</a>Get in touch: Let us know your thoughts and don't forget to sign up for a monthly newsletter if you're interested in this conversation and the work on Mental Health. <a href="http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/</a>Global audiences: Do check out Amrita's latest book: <a href="https://sayagainpress.stck.me/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://sayagainpress.stck.me/</a>

"AI is no longer a race between countries — it’s a race between companies.”This is a reality check by the phenomenally talented Founder-CEO of PIT Policy Lab Cristina Martinez Pinto, speaking to Say Again Podcast host and author Amrita Tripathi from Mexico City.Cristina is the CEO and Founder of the Public Interest Technology Lab (PIT) Policy Lab, a Responsible AI Fellow at Stimson Center and a very talented tech policy entrepreneur.. .She’s been named on a list of 100 Top Women in AI Ethics!This engaging conversation covers the gamut of geopolitics, the global south and who has a seat at the table as well as very present-day real-world challenges in a world of inequity -- when big Tech companies have bigger budgets than entire nations.Towards the second half this conversation gets even more real, with a look at how hyper-focused we can be on our identities as leaders and successful entrepreneurs, and how our health can take a hit from the always-on, always-hustling culture. Cristina Martinez Pinto breaks many taboos by speaking of her own diagnosis of Depression, and what she's learning to value and how she's learning to reassess parameters of success, even while making a strong call for more communities of practice.Resources:More on PIT Policy Lab: https://www.policylab.tech/Get in touch: Let us know your thoughts and don't forget to sign up for a monthly newsletter if you're interested in this conversation and the work on Mental Health. http://amritatripathi.ghost.io/Global audiences: Do check out Amrita's latest book: https://sayagainpress.stck.me/

Episode 53: From AI Ethics to Geopolitics to Burnout: A Global Tech Policy Leader Gets Real

Stop hating on your body because you don't find the right fit! Fashion and clothes are meant to empower you, not make you feel bad, says Chennai-based entrepreneur Kaveri Lalchand, the designer behind the brand 'Kaveri'.On this episode of the Say Again podcast, author and host Amrita Tripathi talks to Kaveri about slow fashion vs Sustainable Fashion, why it's been so important for her to make clothes that make women feel good about themselves, and why we need to stop judging ourselves so much. Self-love and the art of being kind to yourself are key to this luxury linen clothing brand. Watch or listen to this heart-felt chat about the importance of self-love, empowerment, as well as an honest take on the challenges of entrepreneurship and the critical importance of a solid support system and self-belief. Links: https://bykaveri.com/ Get in touch with the #sayagainpodcast team to share your questions or to sign up for a session: https://forms.gle/JLFjPKMJPVVca3YG7

Stop hating on your body because you don't find the right fit! Fashion and clothes are meant to empower you, not make you feel bad, says Chennai-based entrepreneur Kaveri Lalchand, the designer behind the brand 'Kaveri'.On this episode of the Say Again podcast, author and host Amrita Tripathi talks to Kaveri about slow fashion vs Sustainable Fashion, why it's been so important for her to make clothes that make women feel good about themselves, and why we need to stop judging ourselves so much. Self-love and the art of being kind to yourself are key to this luxury linen clothing brand. Watch or listen to this heart-felt chat about the importance of self-love, empowerment, as well as an honest take on the challenges of entrepreneurship and the critical importance of a solid support system and self-belief.Links: https://bykaveri.com/ Get in touch with the #sayagainpodcast team to share your questions or to sign up for a session: https://forms.gle/JLFjPKMJPVVca3YG7

Episode 52 | Stop Hating Your Body: Fashion Should Empower

"Before I let the sceptics have a say, I'd started building a bookstore. So it was too late." In this episode of Say Again with Amrita Tripathi, entrepreneur and author Ajay Jain, who owns Kunzum Bookstore talks about the critical importance of books and culture, more broadly, and the need for community. He unveils the cover of his new book Charlie's Boys, based on his school in Delhi, and talks about the evolution of his brands and the reason we shouldn't be giving up on books or bookstores just yet. You'll want to listen to this one and get your attention spans back! Links:Pre-order Charlie's Boys: https://kunzum.shop/products/aj-charlies-boys1?srsltid=AfmBOoqLYrVZfPmh1S2qZ2O6rHvXczyBDgw9_OLABQvjLL-GrTbe6JIi Get in touch with the #sayagainpodcast team to share your questions or to sign up for a sessionhttps://forms.gle/JLFjPKMJPVVca3YG7

"Before I let the sceptics have a say, I'd started building a bookstore. So it was too late." In this episode of Say Again with Amrita Tripathi, entrepreneur and author Ajay Jain, who owns Kunzum Bookstore talks about the critical importance of books and culture, more broadly, and the need for community. He unveils the cover of his new book Charlie's Boys, based on his school in Delhi, and talks about the evolution of his brands and the reason we shouldn't be giving up on books or bookstores just yet. You'll want to listen to this one and get your attention spans back! Links:Pre-order Charlie's Boys: https://kunzum.shop/products/aj-charlies-boys1?srsltid=AfmBOoqLYrVZfPmh1S2qZ2O6rHvXczyBDgw9_OLABQvjLL-GrTbe6JIi Get in touch with the #sayagainpodcast team to share your questions or to sign up for a sessionhttps://forms.gle/JLFjPKMJPVVca3YG7 

Episode 51: Why Run a Bookstore in this Age of AI

“Leadership is less about acting and more about listening,” Youth ki Awaaz Founder-CEO Anshul Tewari tells Say again Podcast host Amrita Tripathi on Episode 50 of this podcast. Join us for a warm, engaging and very candid conversation on the youth trends around GenZ and Gen Alpha, and why there's a HUGE trust deficit at the moment, not to mention a rise in social isolation, as well as how 88% of Indian students surveyed have turned to AI chatbots for solace. As always the back half of the chat is dedicated to personal and professional journeys and Anshul shares what he's learned about leadership since kicking off the YKA blog as a 17 year old, to resilience, listening to the community of 200K+ contributors and even dealing with burnout. Let us know your thoughts and thanks for joining us on our 50th episode!

“Leadership is less about acting and more about listening,” Youth ki Awaaz Founder-CEO Anshul Tewari tells Say again Podcast host Amrita Tripathi on Episode 50 of this podcast. Join us for a warm, engaging and very candid conversation on the youth trends around GenZ and Gen Alpha, and why there's a HUGE trust deficit at the moment, not to mention a rise in social isolation, as well as how 88% of Indian students surveyed have turned to AI chatbots for solace.As always the back half of the chat is dedicated to personal and professional journeys and Anshul shares what he's learned about leadership since kicking off the YKA blog as a 17 year old, to resilience, listening to the community of 200K+ contributors and even dealing with burnout.Let us know your thoughts and thanks for joining us on our 50th episode!

Episode 50 | Gen Z, AI & Building Trust: Lessons from Social Entrepreneur Anshul Tewari

On Say Again?! Author and Podcaster Amrita Tripathi deep-dives into some of the big questions of our times with thought leaders and change makers – what makes them tick? How are they viewing the age of ascendant AI? What have they learned about Success and Failure? And how much do they prioritise the good things like Empathy, Wellness…Join us for this and much more on weekly episodes this season.

On Say Again?! Author and Podcaster Amrita Tripathi deep-dives into some of the big questions of our times with thought leaders and change makers – what makes them tick? How are they viewing the age of ascendant AI? What have they learned about Success and Failure? And how much do they prioritise the good things like Empathy, Wellness…Join us for this and much more on weekly episodes this season.

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Say Again?! With Amrita Tripathi

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