The Mohua Show | Best Indian weekly podcast

This week on The Mohua Show we have Manish Kelshikar, founder and CEO of Woloo. A startup that is transforming how women find and manage washrooms. With a wealth of experience in design innovation, marketing, and brand communication strategy, Manish shares his journey as an entrepreneur and how his experience on Shark Tank impacted his business. He also discusses the inspiration behind Woloo and the process of gathering and verifying information for the washrooms featured on the app, as well as how Woloo maintains hygiene checks. Additionally, he touches on the challenges he faced in launching the app and shares tips for aspiring entrepreneurs. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on entrepreneurship and creating innovative solutions to improve accessibility.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Aman Singh Maharaj. A South African author of Indian origin. Aman's debut novel, "A Dalliance with Destiny" has garnered critical acclaim for its compelling narrative and masterful storytelling. In this mystical journey set in India, the protagonist embarks on a quest for spiritual enlightenment, capturing readers' hearts and minds. Aman's deep connection to his family and cultural heritage shines through in his writing, as he skillfully weaves together historical and cultural elements to create a vivid backdrop for his story. As a columnist and storyteller, Aman also shares his insights on national and political topics of interest to the Indian diaspora. Tune in to hear Aman discuss his life, his work, and the profound impact of his latest book.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Aparna Piramal Raje. The renowned author, columnist, and speaker from Mumbai, India. Aparna holds an impressive educational background, with degrees from the London School of Economics and Political Science as well as an MBA from Harvard Business School. In this interview, she dives deep into her latest book, "Chemical Khichdi: How I Hacked My Mental Health" sharing her personal journey with bipolar disorder and offering valuable insights and advice. With her honest portrayal of mental health issues, Aparna aims to inspire and educate listeners about the importance of understanding and managing mental health effectively. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation with an exceptional author who sheds light on the intersection of mental health and personal growth.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Manu Patolia. Manu Patolia CEO of Nutramed, California and author of "From the Village to the World." Hear about his incredible journey from a small village in Gujarat, India to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the United States, and the challenges he faced along the way. In this episode discover the importance of mentorship and how it played a role in his success, as well as his advice for young people who want to pursue entrepreneurship. Don't miss this captivating conversation with a renowned philanthropist and author.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Ila Arun. A multi-talented Ila Arun to discuss her latest theatre play 'Baby's Blues', her experiences as a mother, and her views on the changing music industry. We delve into her career spanning over three decades, working with legends like Om Puri and Naseeruddin Shah, and her process for selecting and bringing iconic songs to life. Tune in to gain insights into the challenges of new motherhood and how artists can use their platform to raise awareness about social issues.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Radhika Bajoria. Radhika Bajoria is the founder of Radically Yours, a knowledge-sharing platform for new businesses and investment funds. As a policy advocate and global connector, Radhika helps businesses access global institutional capital and overcome challenges in connecting with investors. Discover how she identifies innovative business ideas and observes emerging trends in tech-driven or enabled businesses. Hear success stories of businesses that she has helped to connect with investors, and learn about her recognition as one of the top 25 most influential women leaders of Mumbai.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Jane Jeyakumar. Jane Jeyakumar a 13-year veteran radio presenter turned Content Lead at a Global Tech Events Company. Jane shares her journey in the industry and how she incorporates body positivity in her work. She also shares her thoughts on the representation of plus-size bodies in fashion and the impact of societal pressure on body image. Furthermore, She talks about her travel vlogs and her exciting plans to host events in fintech and cybersecurity in 10 countries across ASEAN and MENA.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Dr. Khagesh Gautam. Dr. Khagesh Gautam highly accomplished lawyer and law professor. He shares his views on the current market and legal landscape for cannabis in India and around the world, the potential medical benefits of Cannabis Indica strains, and his arguments in favor of legalising the use of cannabis in India. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about the future of cannabis in India and the role of the legal profession in shaping the conversation around cannabis legalization.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Vijay Kakwani, Vijay is a highly awarded Storyteller and a professional storytelling coach. He has won at Asia's largest content fest, IFP & Tata Litfest and has been featured on prominent platforms like the Ministry of Culture, MTV, BigFM & IIT. This year Kindle India invited him as a Jury for their National Pen to Publish contest after he became the only author in the contest's history to win for two years continuously (2019 & 2020).

This week on The Mohua Show we have Aditi Das Chakraborty. Aditi Das Chakraborthy, a freelance vocalist and a founder member of Seven & 1/2 Bollywood band. Her musical career started at the tender age of 5 with her mother, Who is a renowned Rabindra Sangeet singer. Later she has also received some formal training in Hindustani classical music. She has performed at several corporate, social and festival events and judged many music competitions . She was the international guest for Womaniya Award 2022 and has been interviewed by many media houses including Times Of India & Hindustan Times. Additionally, she has been a keynote speaker at India’s first emotional intelligence seminar on how music can improve one’s emotional intelligence.

This week on The Mohua Show we have Rubi Chakravarti. Rubi is a professional female stand-up comedian in India. She was a full-time mother and wife till she turned 40. This was the turning point in her life. She decided to become an actor and a comedian. In this episode, she talks fearlessly about her career and more about her journey as a mother to her son. She leaves us spellbound and teary-eyed as she candidly shares incidents of those years when her son embraced his Queer identity and the pressure parents face from the society that remains unforgiving in anything that is beyond the acceptable norm. Website : www.themohuashow.com

This week on The Mohua Show we have Yogita Bhayana. Yogita Bhayana is a leading member of various expert panels and bodies including Interviewing Anganwadi Workers across Delhi, She works closely with NCR, Expert Committee on Gender and Education and National Commission for Women. She works closely with rape victims.She has initiated and spearheaded the protest and campaign to change the juvenile justice law age limit for rapists from 18 to 16 years following the Nirbhaya rape and murder.