Bridging the Gap: Recent Episodes

UNQ & Rajat

Conversations between a brother and a sister a decade apart in age

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just venting

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finally an episode with my mom

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some wars are not worth fighting

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my birthday. my being me, by me, i mean rajat

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my sister left her habit of reading

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are gifts important ?

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problems of modern parenting. marks are overrated. exams are a tool of self assessment. schools which encourage rank cultures are a bad influence. this is a solo podcast by Rajat

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lets talk about music and then go on a tangent

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we discuss about dancing. It’s not that much because we both have lost passion in it, but it’s still worth a episode

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everyone can sing and you should too. We discuss what singing means to us individually and my brother gives some tips about singing whilst creating humour

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last episode of the year 2022. we talked about this year and what we would like our next year to be.

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a special episode featuring my father. in this episode we talk about shifting and many more topics, hence the title. sit with a notepad and pen because there really are some golden lines said by my father

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we talk about myopia and how our life is through the spectacles we have been wearing for years

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what is an enemy and is it worth keeping a enemy in your life. Find out more in this episode.

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In this episode, we discuss what is a friend, and how important or not important it is to have a friend, and our past experiences with friends.

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In this episode, we answer the question “where are you from?” and you can already understand that it’s a long answer as the length of this episode turned out to be 50 min. 50 minutes for answering a single question. That’s the reply you get when you shift places every 2-3 years

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This is the first episode of our podcast where we discuss our first memories that we remember.