#19 Decoding the Quirks of Anxiety, Therapy, Feminism And Much More With Parikshit Balochi
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In this episode, Aditi sits down with Parikshit Balochi—radio presenter, travel blogger, and one of UAE’s most recognizable voices—to dive into a wide range of personal and thought-provoking topics. From discussing how childhood experiences shaped their love for travel and eventually their careers, to unpacking gender roles and the privilege men often carry when it comes to traveling, the conversation is both insightful and grounded. They explore whether women are given equal opportunities, the reality of toxic Desi work culture, and ask the uncomfortable but necessary question: is traveling truly safe for women? Parikshit opens up about the challenges women face globally, with a special focus on India, and compares it with his experiences in countries like Dubai, which he considers significantly safer.The episode also touches upon the topic of mental health—asking if therapy really works, examining different therapeutic approaches, and encouraging the importance of naming and understanding one’s emotions. One especially vulnerable moment arises when Parikshit admits he sometimes doesn’t know what he’s feeling, prompting a meaningful discussion about emotional awareness. Aditi and Parikshit also dissect the growing trend of people using anxiety as an excuse—acknowledging the importance of mental health while critiquing how some might misuse the label to avoid responsibility. With humor, honesty, and depth, this episode offers a fresh perspective on feminism, emotional intelligence, and the freedom (or lack thereof) to move through the world as oneself.