This Episode is the last episode of the podcast. After three incredible seasons and four incredible years poured into this, it feels like the right time to take a break. This episode has future plans, the thinking behind the decision and just a lot of gratitude for each and every one of you that has helped make this podcast what it is. If you'd like to support the Podcast, and all our future work, please consider subscribing and leaving a review. You can follow us on our Instagram @thewriteupprojectLove & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)Intro Track by The Mini VandalsOutro Track by Eric Kenny

This week's episode features Ayesha Syeddah, who returned to the podcast!This is a conversation where we reflect on the nature of our homes, how our families and cultures informed the way we show up in love, and how we are redefining love for ourselves.Ayesha is a fellow writer & creative and you can find out more by following this link.You can listen to our previous episode: Love & Citizenship | RedCircleLove & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.You can find out more on our Instagram @thewriteupprojectPodcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)Intro Track by The Mini VandalsOutro Track by Chris Haugen

Our guest this week is the wonderful Nicole Romer.We talk about the incredible journey that Nicole has had through navigating failure and how in the quest to do more, she found herself faced with the stark choice between burning out in the name of ambition or embracing a new and more gentle path forward.You can find Nicole on Instagram @nicoleromerIf you'd like to support the Podcast, please consider subscribing and leaving a review. You can follow us on our Instagram @thewriteupprojectLove & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)Intro Track by The Mini VandalsOutro Track by Chris Haugen

Our guest this week is actor-writer-and an absolute star of a human, Mikhail Sen! Mikhail's long list of credits include Mira Nair's Netflix hit, A Suitable Boy as well as an impressive 400+ show performance as Chris Bean in The West End production of The Play That Goes Wrong.We talk about his dreams of becoming a cricketer, the journey of finding his creative expression, the joys and frustrations of being an artist and the serendipity and joy in keeping the dream alive.You can find Mikhail on Twitter (Now confusingly called X): https://twitter.com/MikhailSenIf you'd like to support the Podcast, please consider subscribing and leaving a review. You can follow us on our Instagram @thewriteupprojectLove & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)Intro Track by The Mini VandalsOutro Track by Chris Haugen

Our guest this week is award-winning comedian, author, speaker and the creator of the stellar podcast and book The Breakup Monologues, Rosie Wilby!We talk about all things love, the ever changing nature of it, Rosie's own experience and understanding of love through her work and lived experiences, all in a quest to answer the unanswered - "What Is Love?"You can find Rosie on Instagram @breakupmonologuesYou can find out more about her work at: rosiewilby.comAND! You can find her book here: The Breakup Monologues: The Unexpected Joy of Heartbreak: Amazon.co.uk: Wilby, Rosie: 9781472982285: BooksAnd the podcast here: The Breakup Monologues with Rosie Wilby (libsyn.com)If you'd like to support the Podcast, please consider subscribing and leaving a review. You can follow us on our Instagram @thewriteupprojectLove & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)Intro Track by The Mini VandalsOutro Track by Chris Haugen

The First Episode of the New season features a conversation with the incredible Ella Dawson about love, creativity, her upcoming book and the what the journey of the last few years, now looks like, when she's turn the page on a new chapter. You can find Ella on Instagram @brosandproseYou can find out more about her work at: elladawson.comAND! You can pre-order her debut novel here: But How Are You, Really by Ella Dawson: 9780593473771 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: BooksIf you'd like to read some of her exclusive works, and support her writing, be sure to check out her page on Patreon or at patreon.com/brosandproseIf you'd like to support the Podcast, please consider subscribing and following us on our Instagram @thewriteupprojectLove & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project.Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown)Intro Track by The Mini VandalsOutro Track by Chris Haugen

After a hiatus, the podcast is back for a third season with more rich and vulnerable conversations. New Episodes out - 23rd of January with new episodes every Tuesday. Love & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project. You can find out more on our Instagram @thewriteupproject Podcast hosted by Rudradutt Shukul (@wordsofbrown) Music by Eric Kinny

This is our final episode of this season and to mark this milestone, we've got a very special human hosting this season! Amla pitched me the idea for this last episode some weeks back and it only felt right to get her to host it. We talk about my journey doing this podcast, answer a couple of questions from the listeners, and talk about the measure of a person through their failures and growth. There will be a Season 3, but for now, I'm going to take a much-needed break. Thank You, truly, for your support throughout and I will see you in the next season! A Big Thank You to my Patrons for making this podcast possible. Sign up to our Patreon for early access to the podcast, and monthly updates on all the creative musings that I'm up to. You can find out more on our Instagram @thewriteupproject Love & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project. Podcast hosted by Pranav Darshan (@pdarshan) Intro Track by The Mini Vandals Outro Track by Chris Haugen Patron Credits: Varun Kapoor

The penultimate episode for this season features a human I feel grateful to have as a friend. Carolanna and I met at Trinity College Dublin and our years of friendship have involved many tangential conversations about all sorts of randomness. One of our more recent conversations was about the experience of home and so naturally, we decided to record an episode about it. Thrilled at what we captured and the biggest shout out to Carolanna for jumping on the podcast! A Big Thank You to my Patrons for making this podcast possible. Sign up to our Patreon for early access to the podcast, and monthly updates on all the creative musings that I'm up to. You can find out more on our Instagram @thewriteupproject Love & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project. Podcast hosted by Pranav Darshan (@pdarshan) Intro Track by The Mini Vandals Outro Track by Chris Haugen Patron Credits: Varun Kapoor

The episode features Liana Pavane, founder of TTYL and the podcast Ghost of Dates Past in a conversation about her journey as an entrepreneur, what hosting a podcast looks like, how she's navigated the journey of expressing herself to the fullest and why setting boundaries is an important part of that. Truly grateful to have Liana on the podcast and I hope you enjoy listening in on the conversation! If you'd like to see more of what she's up to, follow her social channel Instagram and you can find out more about her work at this link here. A Big Shout out to my Patrons for making this podcast possible. Sign up to our Patreon for early access to the podcast, and monthly updates on all the creative musings that I'm up to. You can find out more on our Instagram @thewriteupproject Love & Citizenship is part of the Write-Up Project. Podcast hosted by Pranav Darshan (@pdarshan) Intro Track by The Mini Vandals Outro Track by Chris Haugen Patron Credits: Varun Kapoor