Hi Everyone! Welcome back! In this episode we discuss how the olympics impact grassroot programs in India for womens sports. We also talk about some next steps - would love to hear what you think about this aspect (leave a message on the email podcastthegamechangers@gmail.com)! Hope you enjoy this episode :)

Hi Everyone :) Welcome back! So sorry for the long delay - I'm back now! This episode is about the incredible performance and the stories of some Indian women para-athletes. They are severely under-credited for their over and beyond accomplishments. Hope you are as inspired and grateful as I was! Have a great week!

Hi Everyone! In this Episode, we discuss some examples of women who have become champions, while raising children and running a family - showing the true strength of a woman and the lack of truth in the norms created by society. I was extremely inspired by the dedication these woman had to their sport and can only hope to emmulate some of it. Hope you enjoy :)

Hi Everyone! Happy 2023 :) This first episode of the new year is one that I have been super excited for because I have interviewed Suhani Bedi, who not only is a woman in sport, but also a woman in the very niche sport of Ultimate Frisbee, and one that brilliantly manages a professional career alongside her international sporting career. I was so inspired by her journey, determination and dedication towards not only the sports she pursued but also her academics and work. This interview was really one of a kind, and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I did while recording it - because not only will you be introduced to a all new sport, but also someone who should be an inspiration for all of us. For everyone looking to learn more about Ultimate Frisbee, here is a link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmZ77Yn3Fr4) for a video that covers the basics. Enjoy and see you soon :))

Hii! There have been so many good things that have happened that I had to make an episode JUST to discuss all of them, hope you get as excited about them as I did. On another note, this episode was the first episode that I recorded without a script, so pardon the ums, wrong choices of words and a bit of rambling, I hope to practice and get better! Would love any thoughts or feedback at podcastthegamechangers@gmail.com. See you soon :)

Hi Everyone! I’m back, sorry for the long delay.  In this episode of The Game Changers, we talk about some of my experiences, but mainly discuss some unknown and important firsts for Indian Women in sport. Doing research and recording this episode left me with a great sense of pride for the achievements of the sportswomen in our country, and should leave the same feeling in the hearts of every Indian. Hope you enjoy it and see you again next week:) Here is my email to get in touch with me - podcastthegamechangers@gmail.com.

Hello! Happy 2022! In this first episode of the new year, I have interviewed Mr VIDYUTH JAISIMHA, who is a certified BCCI coach and currently is the head coach for all women’s cricket in Hyderabad. Additionally, he has been the national coach for the Thailand men’s and women’s team and the Maldives national team. The first and only Cricket Coach from Hyderabad to be the National Cricket Coach of two countries, Thailand and Maldives. Under his coaching, Thailand won the six nation women’s tournament and became eligible to play the World Cup Qualifiers. Under his many achievements, he has also been the assistant coach for the SunRisers Hyderabad, SRH, an IPL team. He was also one of the eligible candidates that had applied for the post of Indian Women’s Cricket National Coach in December 2018 and 2021. His experiences and involvement shows there's a very positive future for women's cricket in India and around the world! See you soon :)

Hi Everyone! In this episode of The GameChangers, I had the privilege to be able to interview Karunya Keshav. Karunya Keshav is an independent sports writer. A lot of her writing is about cricket, and women in sport. Karunya is the co-author of the book 'The Fire Burns Blue', which is a history of women's cricket in India from the 1970s to around 2018. (I would definitely recommend this book for all those who haven't read it yet :)) The unique thing about this interview is the variety of stories talked about and the fact that her answers really allow new things to occur to you. Hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed listening to the answers! See you again next week :)