Subhashree Chowdhury

🎙️ NEW EPISODE ALERT | Guest: Vishakha Snehi | To Be Released On 12th July

What happens when your roots are deeply grounded in tradition, but your journey takes you across cities that constantly challenge and redefine you?

Next episode, I sit down with Vishakha Snehi for a heartfelt conversation on culture, identity, ambition, and the courage to evolve while staying connected to where you come from.

Born and raised in Bihar, Vishakha shares her journey from a close-knit cultural upbringing to navigating life in Pune and Mumbai—two cities that shaped her perspective, independence, and sense of self.

In this episode, we talk about:

🌾 Growing up in Bihar and the values that continue to guide her life

🎉 Festivals, traditions, and the cultural richness that shaped her identity

👧 Gender roles, societal expectations, and how they influenced her outlook

📚 Education, career aspirations, and changing mindsets in today’s India

✈️ The emotional transition from Bihar to Pune and later Mumbai

🏙️ Balancing two worlds—being rooted in Bihar while embracing metro-city life

💼 Career growth, independence, self-discovery, and redefining success

💭 Lessons from her 20s, moments of doubt, and finding resilience through change

✨ Real-life examples of navigating tradition and modernity in everyday life

This conversation is for anyone who has ever wondered:
“Can I stay true to where I come from while becoming someone completely new?”

Tune in on July 12th for an honest, relatable, and inspiring episode.

🎧 The Sunday Sitdown with Subhi
🎙 Guest: Vishakha Snehi

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Subhashree Chowdhury

Episode 12 | Sunday Sitdown with Subhi 🎙️| Episode drops June 7

This podcast, I’m joined by Yash Arya — and we’re diving into a conversation that challenges the way we think about:

✨ Prosperity — what it really means beyond money
✨ Why some countries thrive while others struggle
✨ Economic freedom, capitalism & the middle-class mindset
✨ And the uncomfortable question — does stability sometimes hold us back?

But we’re also asking the harder side of it:

⚖️ Does capitalism leave some people behind?
⚖️ Where do welfare systems actually get it right?
⚖️ Can growth and compassion coexist?

This isn’t about choosing sides.
It’s about thinking deeper, questioning louder, and understanding better.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between *playing safe* and *wanting more* —
this conversation might shift something within you.

🎧 Episode drops June 7th

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Subhashree Chowdhury

🎙️Episode 11 Announcement | Guest: Aaswad Satpute 🎙️For April 5th

From struggling with written exams due to dyslexia… to building a life of stability, success, and creativity in the United States 🇺🇸
On April 5th, I’m joined by Aaswad — someone whose journey is a powerful reminder that there’s no one “right” way to succeed.
Diagnosed with dyslexia early on, academics were never the easy route. But what stood out was his determination to find his own systems, his own rhythm, and his own path forward.
Today, he’s a Master’s graduate, a working professional, a homeowner, a husband, a father — and a passionate photographer.
In this episode, we talk about:
• His childhood struggles through Dyslexia in school, with teachers and students, during homework and exams. Effect the disability had on his confidence and how he overcame
• Financial priorities every young professional should focus on
• Building credit the smart way
• The real, step-by-step process of buying a house in the US
I’ve personally seen parts of his journey — and it’s not the challenges that define him, but how he chose to rise through them.
This one is about resilience, reinvention, and doing life on your own terms.
🎙️ Episode out on April 5th
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Subhashree Chowdhury

🎙️Episode 10 Announcement: Guest: Ashmitha VK 🎙️
For March 15th Release

From the coastal calm of Mangalore to building her professional life in Pune, and even taking her career global with an onsite experience in the United Kingdom — her story is about adaptability and growth.
But this episode isn’t about job titles or milestones.
It’s about:
✨ What moving away from home truly feels like
✨ Rebuilding comfort zones in unfamiliar places
✨ How different cities shape your mindset and confidence
✨ Maintaining long-term friendships despite distance and busy lives
And there’s more…
She’s also a deeply loving pet parent — someone who treats her dogs and cats as family. 🐾
We explore the emotional world of pets — the joy they bring, the responsibility they demand, and how raising dogs versus cats requires different kinds of understanding, patience, and love.

If you’ve ever:
• Moved to a new city
• Built friendships that lasted through phases
• Loved a pet like family
• Or grown into newer versions of yourself
This one will feel personal.
Watch it, feel it, and let me know which part resonated with you the most. 🤍
See you on March 15th ❤️#podcast #realconversations #talkshow #petlovers

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Subhashree Chowdhury

🎙️Episode 9 Announcement
for Feb 22| Guest: Esha Chouthe🎙️

From Indore to Purdue, from a dream role at Amazon to intentionally returning home to India - our this week’s guest is Esha.

Meet Esha Chouthe - An engineer, a global professional, and a founder! She is probably one of the youngest guests on the show and one of the sharpest minds I know (Gen Z energy? maybe 😌).

Esha grew up in Indore, pursued engineering in India, and moved to the US for her Master’s at Purdue University with a clear plan to gain global exposure and eventually return. After working at Amazon, she followed through on that intention — coming back to India, marrying her partner of more than 10 years, and founding The Stepping Stone.

The Stepping Stone is built on a simple but powerful belief: children deserve more than academic success.
Through financial awareness, logical thinking, decision-making, and emotional understanding, the venture focuses on equipping children with life skills that shape confident, capable adults.

This episode is helpful for those who want to look beyond career milestones and truly understand The Stepping Stone — its purpose, philosophy, and long-term impact on children’s lives.

We will discuss in detail on:
Why The Stepping Stone was born:
The gap she noticed in traditional education — and why life skills like money sense, logic, and emotional awareness matter early.

Skills children need for adult life:
What today’s kids actually need to thrive tomorrow — beyond marks and degrees.

Join us in our conversation in Episode 9 if you want to understand The Stepping Stone — its vision, values, and the gap it aims to fill — and for anyone navigating questions around ambition, intention, and long-term alignment.

🎧 Episode drops on Feb 22nd

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Subhashree Chowdhury

🎙️Episode 8 Announcement!!!!! 🎙️

Our guest for Feb 1st Episode: Madhur Khanna @misterkhanna

Public service roles carry immense responsibility, discipline, and respect — and they also operate within complex systems that impact individuals differently.

In this episode, Madhur shares his personal experiences serving in a Government of India security role — from the rigorous physical and mental training to the realities he observed from inside the system. While deeply acknowledging the importance of public service, Madhur also reflects on aspects that he felt were under-discussed, including how motivations, fulfillment, and systemic limitations can vary widely from person to person.

Over time, he realized that while the role offered stability and structure, it did not align with the kind of growth and purpose he was personally seeking. This led him to make a thoughtful and courageous decision — to step away and pursue a Master’s degree in the United States, beginning a new chapter of learning and self-discovery.

We discuss:
The realities behind government security roles
Rigorous training he underwent, including:
• Physical endurance and fitness training
• Tactical and security protocols
• Discipline and mental resilience exercises
• Crisis management and decision-making under pressure
Stability vs personal fulfillment
Cultural and academic shocks when moving to the US
Life lessons in your 20s: staying motivated, sensing positive energy, building impactful habits
Redefining success and finding alignment

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Subhashree Chowdhury

🎙️🎙️Episode Announcement for Jan 18th 🎙️🎙️


For TSSS episode on Jan18th, we have a guest whose journey spans industries, countries, and experiences. From working across service, tech, and non-profit sectors, to completing not just one, but two master’s degrees, our guest brings a wealth of insights on career, education, and life in the 20s.

But that’s not all — he’s also a passionate traveler, exploring the nooks and corners of both India and the USA, and has a playful, reflective side that makes his perspectives on life truly unique.

In this episode, we’ll dive into his career journey across industries, his double master’s experience, the cultural and lifestyle differences between India and the USA, his travel adventures, and some fun, playful segments that will show a side of his you don’t want to miss.

So get ready for a conversation that’s insightful, inspiring, and full of life lessons — plus a few laughs along the way!

Please welcome Maharsh to TSSS - @maharsh_soni

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Subhashree Chowdhury

🌻🌻TSSS Gratitude As We Start 2026 🌻🌻


Further, the response to this initiative has been incredibly rewarding. Whether it’s my guests and their loved ones feeling truly special by the end of each podcast—knowing they’ve created a digital diary for life—or the audience discovering something new with every episode and eagerly awaiting the next, this journey has been deeply fulfilling.


I’m immensely grateful to each one of you who consistently like, comment, and engage with every reel, YouTube short, story, and video—without me ever having to ask, no matter how often it shows up on your feed. This support genuinely means the world to me.

Over time, I’ve stopped seeing The Sunday Sitdown with Subhi as a one‑person initiative. Day by day, it’s growing into a family. Thank you for being such an integral part of this journey. 🙏

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Subhashree Chowdhury

TSSS Update:
Very soon, I’ll be updating the episode release schedule to once every two weeks.
TSSS began as a passion project alongside my full-time job — a small effort to give back to society, contribute positively, and do my bit to make the world a little better place in my early 30s.
The plan was to launch during the holiday season, when work pressures are relatively lighter, and to release as many episodes as possible in the beginning to build trust and engagement with all of you. Keeping it weekly in the initial days and later increasing the gap between episodes was partly intentional.
That said, while I absolutely love creating these conversations and remain deeply passionate about this journey, managing weekly episodes alongside office responsibilities has been a bit overwhelming.
To continue enjoying this work, staying consistent, and doing justice to both my commitments, I’ve decided to shift to a fortnightly schedule.
Thank you, as always, for your constant love, patience, and understanding. Your support makes this journey possible. 💛

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