One teacher at the school, Rakesh Sir, was blind. This podcast explores Vedant's interactions and insightful stories with him.

Every time Vedant asked a mother what she wishes would be different, she would reply by saying women should have more education. Why did they believe education was the only way out? Was it really? Vedant explores these questions in this podcast alongside his stories.

Violence is a big issue everywhere, but even bigger in the slums. Vedant tells his story of how he learnt more about this topic, and his experiences.

Nearly every mother Vedant spoke to was a house wife. In this episode, Vedant goes deeper into the topic and explores why this could be.

Vedant planned to interview women but in the first family he interviewed, the husband simply did not allow his wife to speak. Here are Vedant's experiences and learnings.

In the slums, many girls are married off at incredibly young ages. In this story, Vedant delves deeper into why this happens and his experiences.

Vedant speaks about his surprising observations of the work his students, aged 9-11, do each day.

Vedant provides a brief background to what the following stories are about, and what inspired him to create them.