Here you will find conversations that feel familiar. Stories that remind you of yourself, of others, and of the beauty in being human.
Most bad food habits don’t start with children— They start with parents. This isn’t a statement of blame, but of truth. After working with hundreds of families, I’ve seen one pattern again and again: parents unknowingly introducing unhealthy food habits far earlier than they realise. We assume kids simply like
Stories With Pooja exists because there is so much that remains unsaid. Emotions we suppress. Experiences we downplay. Truths we rarely speak out loud. This platform was created to make space for those truths. It is not just a podcast. It is a pause. A moment to slow down and
You may not remember every detail of every conversation. But certain stories stay with you. Not because they were dramatic. But because they were real. A sentence might resurface during a quiet night. A shared experience might suddenly make sense weeks later. A moment of vulnerability might change the way
We often underestimate the power of listening. We think it is passive. That it requires nothing from us. But true listening is one of the most intentional acts of care. It means staying present even when a story is uncomfortable. It means not interrupting with solutions. It means allowing someone
We are taught early on to show our best side. To be strong. To be composed. To hide uncertainty behind confidence and pain behind productivity. But real connection does not happen in perfection. It happens in honesty. There is a quiet courage in saying, “This is who I am right
There is a quiet moment that happens in meaningful conversations. It is the moment when someone stops choosing words carefully and starts speaking honestly. Their voice changes. Their pauses grow longer. Their story stops being something they are narrating and becomes something they are reliving. Stories With Pooja was born