In this episode, Akangsha reflects on the people who left without ever saying sorry — and how their silence shaped her understanding of closure, forgiveness, and moving on.

In this episode, Akangsha reflects on the quiet cracks that appear long before a breaking point. She explores the stories of those who seemed unshakable from the outside, yet carried the weight of unspoken battles within. It’s about the moments that made them falter, the truths that made them human, and the courage it takes to begin again.

In this special break-point episode, Akangsha weaves your suggestions into a conversation about what it truly means for women to know their power. From the necessity of financial literacy and investments, to the unshakable foundation of self-care and healing, she traces this strength back through history — to times and cultures where women were revered, and forward into a present still marked by patriarchy.

It’s a reminder that feminism is more than a movement — it’s a return to what was always ours.

For the women who remember.

For the women who rise.

In this episode, Akangsha traces the delicate power of belief — the kind that stays even after heartbreak, betrayal, or silence. She reflects on the spaces where we kept loving, kept hoping, even when it made no sense. This is not blind optimism. This is about choosing to still believe — in love, in softness, in healing — despite it all.

It’s for the ones who didn’t harden.

The ones who left the door ajar.

The ones who still believed.

In this episode, Akangsha turns inward to honour the quiet strength it takes to choose yourself — especially when the world calls it selfish.

She reflects on the unspoken pain of walking away, of setting boundaries, of no longer explaining. Through her own story, she reaches out to those who have dared to reclaim their voice, even when it meant letting go.

This one is for the soft rebels — the ones who stayed, the ones who left, the ones who chose themselves.

They stayed. In the long nights, in the chaos, in the silence.

In this episode, Akangsha reflects on those rare souls — the ones who didn’t leave. The ones who stood their ground when everything else fell apart. It’s about the comfort of presence, and the quiet strength of not walking away.

A soft, ambient soundscape supports a story of resilience, love, and the people who made her feel like she was never too much to stay for.

In this episode, Akangsha speaks to the hearts of those who’ve had to release people they weren’t ready to lose. It’s not just about endings — it’s about survival, love, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going. With a gentle ambient backdrop, she explores the ache of letting go when no one else seems to understand why it hurt so much.

This episode is for the ones who’ve been called too emotional, too loud, too sensitive, too much. Akangsha opens up with raw honesty, reclaiming every part of herself that the world asked her to shrink. A soft, ambient background holds space for the words we all needed to hear growing up.