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This February, we’re celebrating a different kind of love, the kind that lets you be more than one thing. In this episode, we sit down with Sangeeta — lawyer by training and the musician we know and love on TV. From NUS Law to the glow of concert stages, her journey defies the “pick a lane” narrative. Instead of shrinking to fit one title, she embraces the full spectrum of who she is. Beyond the accolades and applause, this conversation is about authenticity and choosing to be real over perfect in a world obsessed with highlight reels. As a lawyer, singer, wife, and mother, Sangeeta reflects on the many roles she carries and how each one shapes the woman she is today.

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First things first, the duo is back together. Recording in their new Singapore studio space, this episode marks Priyanka’s return home for her short winter break, and it felt only right for the girls to sit down and catch up on everything. This time around, they are reflecting on the highs and lows of 2025 before stepping into a brand new year — 2026. But before you assume this episode is all about hyping up endless possibilities and fresh start energy … it’s not. Instead, the girls get real. About the pressure. The expectations. The exhaustion that often comes with the whole “New Year, New Me” narrative. If you are already feeling overwhelmed by it all, consider this your sign to pause, breathe, and listen in.

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Sometimes, reinvention begins quietly — with a fresh start, an honest reckoning, and the courage to choose creativity over comfort. In this episode, we sit down with Sanya Lakhani, the founder and creative force behind Farishta Flowers, a Brooklyn-based floral studio known for its ethereal arrangements and intentional design. What began as a personal reset after leaving Texas and a corporate career that no longer felt aligned, slowly bloomed into a business rooted in memory, identity, and love. Named after her mother, whose maiden name Farishta means angel in Farsi, Sanya’s work is deeply personal. From learning to tend a garden alongside her mother to navigating New York City as a Pakistani woman in creative spaces, she shares how her roots continue to shape the art she creates today.