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On this memorable episode, we dive into the life journey of Mrs Kamala Naidu and her family. Along with significant experiences of her own, Mrs Naidu has grown with memories of many notable events, to India as well. Her storytelling took us back in time in the best ways. The details of then and now, and appreciation for generations that followed our independence have left us with nothing short of pride and respect.Music credit ShidenBeatsMusic Pixabay

A Tedx speaker and life coach, Mr Sridhar Ramanathan, discusses an interesting interpretation of CEO. Believed to be for generations but clearly a need of the hour in today's world. Our first connect happened via LinkedIn. Mr Ramanathan is an active member on the platform and his diverse posts caught my attention. One such post was the topic we discuss in this episode. You can follow Mr Ramanathan and conenct with him on the below linkLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rsridharideasrs/Music credit: WELC0MEИ0 from Pixabay

Fashion meets service is an interesting characteristic of Sakriya, an initiation by Ms Anitha Rao in 2017. We had the privilege of interviewing her and let me just say, she is a force to reckon with. Like many, she’s experienced career shifts too, from being a successful air hostess who’s traveled to over 63 countries, to one of the most appreciated social influencers of Namma Bengaluru. Our interview with Ms Rao was a humbling experience and definitely one to share. For those of you wanting to start a business or an NGO, here's one episode that grooves to 'my way or the highway'..., good one to get you going. If you’ve experienced cognitive benefits by introducing some form of creativity into your lives or, know someone who can use this platform to share their experience with us, send us an email on pallavi@kathaas.com Website - www.kathaas.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pallavikathaas/Instagram - @kathaapodcast

Welcome to Akalpur is a fantastic hindi adaptation of 'Fools', directed by the very famous, Mr Neil Simon. Interesting fact, Neil Simon happened to put this play together during the course of his divorce. He didn’t expect it to do very well. Somewhere inside he probably didn’t want it to do too well either since his profits from the play were supposed to go to his wife, as a legal settlement.We interviewed Nikhil Chaudhary, a growing director of theater plays, and asked him multiple questions that relate to being an actor and director of theater plays, managing a full-time job and the advantages to using creativity as a key medium of education, today and for our future generations. Truly enjoyed the session with Nikhil and his direction.Visit our website www.kathaas.com for more episodes on planned and unplanned successes, wherein, creativity has been a major contributor or driver in attaining that success. If you’ve experienced cognitive benefits by introducing some form of creativity into your lives or, know someone who can use this platform to share their experience with us, send us an email on pallavi@kathaas.com Music credit Whip by prazkhanal from Pixabay.Youtube - https://youtu.be/XLKvhtTSm7UMedium - @kathaas.podcastInstagram - @kathaaspodcastLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pallavikathaas/

Menstrual art has been around since the 1970s. Sometimes also called Menstrala, a term and form of art coined by an artist by the name Vanessa Tiegs. An art form used to create awareness, challenge restrictions, and restructure discussions around it. Women are unable to come out and say, “I’m in pain today, can you help me? Men should be able to take charge and make her feel comfortable in any way possible.Kathaās is a platform to showcase art as an in-built skill and encourage expressive art therapy/activities as a lifestyle, for all. To enable this we bring forth real stories from our history and in the modern world, detailed with both scientific and spiritual benefits, of expressive art.Music - penguinmusic @ PixabayWebsite - www.kathaas.comMedium - @kathaas.podcastLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mannarpallavi/Facebook - @kathaaspodcast

Even with all the awareness created around mental health, we still hesitate to use those words. I believe that more individuals who do this for the purpose itself and not just for CSR agendas, will be the strongest route to this change. This episode is with Mr Ramesh Venkateswaran, chairman and volunteer at Vishwas, a society for mental health. His book The Happiness Trail, is a simple and connectable read. The idea behind self-actualization has been clearly established and i'm hoping more people are able to read through. Either to transform themselves or help someone who can use it.Kathaās is a platform to showcase art as an in-built skill and encourage expressive art therapy/activities as a lifestyle, for all. To enable this we bring forth real stories from our history and in the modern world, detailed with both scientific and spiritual benefits, of expressive art.Music credit to Lesfm by PixelWebsite - www.kathaas.com Medium - @kathaas.podcastLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mannarpallavi/Facebook - @kathaaspodcast

In honor of the happenings, a special day of the year has been titled with the name of the martyr from this story. To celebrate the young lady who made the necessary decisions for her people, in the 10th century. Over time the celebrations transpired from a solemn event to something more fun.Kathaās is a platform to showcase art as an in-built skill and encourage expressive art therapy/activities as a lifestyle, for all. To enable this we bring forth real stories from our history and in the modern world, detailed with both scientific and spiritual benefits, of expressive art.Music - ItsWatR @ PixabayWebsite - www.kathaas.comMedium - @kathaas.podcastLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mannarpallavi/Facebook - @kathaaspodcast

Storytelling has been one of the oldest forms of communication. It began eons ago, even before linguistics, vernacular abilities, and writing was created. meant to transfer knowledge and valuable information from one generation to the next, leading to the expansion of the mind and its evolution in time. Despite their crucial role in life then and today, we still haven’t fully understood its value.Kathaās is a platform to showcase art as an in-built skill and encourage expressive art therapy/activities as a lifestyle, for all. To enable this we bring forth real stories from our history and in the modern world, detailed with both scientific and spiritual benefits, of expressive art.Music - Madirfan @ PixabayWebsite - www.kathaas.comMedium - @kathaas.podcastLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mannarpallavi/Facebook - @kathaaspodcast