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Ridhi Khosla Jalan, celebrated as India's Premier Design Influencer, sits down with Mansi Zaveri, the visionary behind Kidsstoppress.com. They explore Ridhi's remarkable journey, from navigating the challenges of returning to work after childbirth to building a thriving business and becoming a prominent figure on Instagram with 500K followers Tune In NowSupport the show

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In this podcast episode, Riddhi Khosla Jalan, renowned as India's Premier Design Influencer, engages in a conversation with Mansi Zaveri, the founder of Kidsstoppress.com. They delve into Ridhi's remarkable journey, from reentering the workforce after having children to establishing a successful store and transitioning into a prominent creator on Instagram. Her journey from 0 to 500K followers is truly inspiring.Tune in to the podcast to discover how motherhood isn't the end of the road; it's just the beginning of a new chapter filled with endless possibilities --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kidsstoppress/message

This week we hear from Ridhi Radia, Head of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at Immediate Media, about where media sits on the change spectrum for diversity and inclusion. She tells us why she is encouraged by the fact that she hears people from a wide range of backgrounds talking about ED&I, embedding values of inclusion in the workplace and within organisational leadership, and the work that she is doing inside Immediate helping networks of underrepresented groups come together to create change. In the news roundup the team discusses research from Toolkits and National Research Group into consumer attitudes to publishers' digital subscription products. Of particular interest is its finding that aversion to advertising within subscription products appears to be growing, with 28% highlighting “too many advertisements” as a key reason for their dissatisfaction, up significantly from 19% in 2023. Sign up for our daily newsletter and community forum at voices.media.

Did you know that 95% of women did not access any financial platform? To understand what are some of the barriers to financial product adoption among women and how fintechs can help solve this, we thought that it would be a timely topic to deep dive into on International Women's day. To help us unpack this topic we spoke with Ridhi Doongursee, Co-founder LXME. During our conversation we discussed:

In this episode of Just A Filmy Game Show, Antariksh is joined by the stars of the new Amazon Mini TV series - ‘Badtameez Dil', Barun Sobti & Ridhi Dogra! Ridhi & Barun sing songs of Govinda, guess how much Bhool Bhullaiya made at the box office & name movies featuring Arshad Warsi as they compete for the title of the ‘Biggest Bollywood Deewana' ! Follow our host Antariksh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/antariksht/ Follow Barun on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barunsobti_says/ Follow Ridhi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iridhidogra/ Subscribe to IVM POP on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@IVMPop Follow IVM POP on Instagram! : https://www.instagram.com/ivmpop/ This Show is Available across audio Platforms:  Spotify | Gaana | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My Good School Season 11 Episode 7 A relationship is a way through which people or things are connected. People can have relations with family, friends, animals, nature and even things. The critical elements for a strong and healthy relationship are mutual Respect, Understanding, Communication, Compromise, and Trust. We should first understand the person and respect their opinions; giving them a chance to speak and putting in their shoes is important too. Being an 11-year-old child, I have never experienced a broken relationship, but let me tell my story with my best friends. My parents and I have lived in Bangalore since my birth. Over there, I met Ridhi and Tanishka on the first day of school. We became best friends. They were kind, affectionate and caring. They would cheer me up when I was not in a good mood. One day, my father said we had to shift to Hyderabad for his job there. I was distressed to leave my friends and head for a new life. Listen to my story on repairing broken relationships. “If something is broken, then learn to repair it. If someone is angry, then learn to convince and please them. Relationships are destined; just learn to handle them beautifully.” So, make sure you have a solid and good relationship, whether it is a person, animal, nature, or thing. VEDA VARSHITA MARRIVADA Grade 5 Hyderabad Public School Begumpet Dil Jeeto means winning hearts! The Interns of My Good School produce podcasts with élan. Listen to heartwarming stories about schools, schooling and passion for education. My Good School - Where Passion Meets Education. Check out our Podcast Stream on the website www.DilJeeto.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

We're kicking off Season 2 with a pair of episodes about Placemaking, how we design and consider creating environments for healthy thriving humans. In this second episode, Ridhi D'Cruz approaches the topic from a liberatory and healing perspective. ridhi d'cruz (they/them) is a gender queer Malayali who grew up in the city of Bangalore in southern India and moved to Wapato Valley (Portland) in 2010. they fondly identify as a learner, facilitator and artist. their life artistry roots at the intersections of place, healing, design and creativity. they have dedicated over a decade of their life to designing community processes that cultivate liberatory and healing senses of place. they strive to honor and benefit the sacred and stolen lands of the Chinook people and several other tribes both recognized and unrecognized that they are a guest upon.  ridhi has cultivated a place justice practice through more than a decade of service on Chinook lands. Currently, they co-facilitate an annual herbal immersion program for BIPOC called the Moon & Mirror Apprenticeship Program, are an nature educator with and for QT/BIPOC community through Wild Diversity and humbly support various place justice projects including the Native Gathering Garden at Cully Park and the Justice for Justice for Keaton Otis Memorial Art Project. you can find them online via their website ridhidcruz.net, on IG as @ridhidcruz and email them at ridhidcruz@gmail.com Ridhi's FIC course, Reclaiming Permaculture and Placemaking for Liberation starts May 8, 2023 Use Code INSIDE30 for 30% off If you want to learn more about placemaking or any aspect of community, check out the Inside Community Podcast sponsor, The Foundation for Intentional Community. FIC is an incredible resource center with weekly events, online courses, classified advertisements, and lots of free educational materials. Podcast listeners get 20% off in ⁠FIC Bookstore ⁠with code INSIDE20 and 30% off ⁠FIC courses⁠ with code INSIDE30. You can learn more about FIC and access transcripts at ⁠ic.org/podcast⁠. Your financial support of Inside Community helps us to continue to create meaningful and exciting content and I hope you'll consider ⁠donating!⁠ Follow the show and see inspiring images and videos of community life on Facebook and Instagram ⁠@InsideCommunityPodcast⁠ - I'd love to hear from you there!  If this content has been meaningful or useful to you, please subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, and share with your friends and folks you know who are curious about living Inside Community. Super Awesome Inside Community Jingle by FIC board member Dave Booda davebooda.com ICP theme by Rebecca Mesritz We are so grateful to for our show's sponsors: Caddis Collaborative - ⁠caddispc.com⁠ CohoUS - ⁠www.cohousing.org⁠ Communities Magazine - ⁠gen-us.net/subscribe⁠

BIO: Ridhi Bahl is a leading Astrologer in India with a Ph.D. in Astrology and Vastu.STORY: It wasn't until Ridhi was found to have an ovarian tumor that she started taking her health seriously.LEARNING: Health is your biggest and best investment. If one door closes, another opens. Don't let self-pity get out of hand. “Man is a master of his own destiny. We have the power to change our own destiny.”Ridhi Bahl Guest profileRidhi Bahl is considered one of the top-notch Astrologers in India. She has done her Ph.D. in Astrology and Vastu. Her numerous years of experience and research in various branches of Astrology have given her a professional edge in Predictive Astrology, Mundane Astrology, and Medical Astrology. With intensive research in Vastu for over two decades, Ridhi has to her credit more than 5,000 case studies of successful Vastu amendments, including commercial, industrial, and residential projects. To add to her skills, she provides Vastu solutions without making structural changes.Worst investment everWhen Ridhi was young, she suffered from certain health conditions, leading to regular tests, medical checkups, and doctor visits. At times, day-to-day activities would be a challenge to her. Her health issues continued even after she graduated, did her masters in management, and started working a corporate job. Like any other young person in their 20s, Ridhi was full of dreams and aspirations despite having health issues.All along, astrology was always at the back of Ridhi's mind, but it was just a fascination to know the future. As all these things were simultaneously going on, Ridhi was under the impression that she'd made the right decisions for herself by doing an MBA and getting the right job. But there was some disconnect somewhere happening. Even though she was paid very well, was working for an excellent organization, and everything was picture perfect from the outside, from within, it was not. Ridhi felt unhappy. Something just wasn't feeling right. But she continued with life because everybody else around her thought her life was perfect.When Ridhi was 28 years, she gave birth to a son. This was when she was found to have an ovarian tumor. Even though the tumor was benign, the whole experience was life-changing. It took a nasty toll on her health to the point where she couldn't get out of bed. Ridhi had to quit her job. She felt like her life had come to a standstill, and nothing was going to move.Ridhi had a lot of why's, and nobody was able to give her answers to those y's. This was when she decided to get into astrology. Ridhi studied astrology and got the answers she was looking for.Lessons learnedHealth is your biggest and best investment. It's more important than wealth.If one door closes, another opens. So keep going even if certain things are not working as you want them to.When you put your mind to something, you can really do it.Andrew's takeawaysIf you're pushing yourself to a point where you're physically hurting yourself, you've got to stop. Life is not about that.Sometimes life is as simple as just being grateful for what you have.Don't let self-pity get out of hand because it can lead to psychosomatic problems.Actionable adviceHave faith in yourself. We, humans, have the immense capacity and capabilities to bring about a lot of changes. You have the power to change your destiny.No.1 goal for the next 12 monthsRidhi's number one goal for the next 12 months is to continue guiding people...

Welcome to another episode of the emotional eating therapists show. In this episode I have brought on my colleague Ridhi Golechha. And we are talking about the cultural influences of body image, how that impacts our nervous system and our food choices, and then what you can do to reconnect with your body.Ridhi's Info:Instagram WebsiteSupport the showMentioned On The Show Feeding Confidence InformationFeeding Confidence is a Monthly Membership designed to get you off the diet roller coaster, have more energy, and feel CONFIDENT.InstagramFacebook

The world can be a cruel place to those who are on the higher end of the weight spectrum. The fear and the hatred towards these individuals is happening so often that its now being dubbed as fatphobia. On our season premiere, we talk to Ridhi, someone who has dealt with this new form of discrimination and how she was able to combat those who appeared to be fat phobic Our guest then tells us how Fatphobia now impacts her after going through incredible weight loss journey.

Acclaimed designer @ridhimehraofficial decodes the post pandemic bride in a free-wheeling chat with our fashion editor @dandydujour

In this week's episode, we have Ridhi as a guest talking to us about navigating the major struggle of moving out and the biggest challenge she is trying to overcome.

Sis, what if we no longer had to put our feet in those stirrups for our annual exam? Would you be here for it? Well, we got the scoop on what's been brewing in the labs of NextGen Jane. Ridhi Tariyal, Harvard Researcher and mastermind behind the Smart Tampon (Jane), is giving us the jewels on her revolutionary invention and the importance of Minding Our Uterus. Ladies! This is the science class we didn't get in school.  Tune in now! #reproductivehealthConnect with Ridhi on social media: @nextgenjaneProduced by: Charmaine SibleyMusic by: @oujamarek

Ridhi talks about the effects of vaccine inequality, specifically about how it is affecting communities globally from the coronavirus pandemic. She gives her insight into what leaders could be doing to prevent this situation from reaching new, extreme heights, ending it off with information and a new mindset on how everyone can do their part to protect themselves, their loved ones, and others around them. This podcast was filmed in May.

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https://open.spotify.com/episode/5QvWgCIceVWupsGAdb8Ijc?si=fPOztmRlQKKA4wP89anLew&dl_branch=1 Invited Talk Epi 10 # Ridhi Mehta - Nutrition @ Radio MITWS India. in this episode of We are with us Ms Riddhi Mehta, second year student of Nutrition and Dietetics studying at Dr BMN College of Home Science, SNDT University Mumbai. She speak on nutrition. We are very much thankful and appriciate her contribution of this talk for our radio platform. We wish her our all best wishes for a wealthy and healthy life. If you wish you can also contribute a talk for our radio For more details https://radiomitwsindia.wordpress.com

Debina Bonnerjee came up with an initiative to support small-scale and struggling fashion businesses during the ongoing pandemic. She says, "I realised that they are really suffering. Many people like small-scale weavers and tailors, are dependent on these businesses.” Glad to see humanity during this difficult time. Listen to all that's been trending in the world of Entertainment & Lifestyle with Mallika Bhagat.

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In this episode I chatted with Ridhi, the Partnerships Manager for the West Midlands for Sustrans. We spoke about relocating to Birmingham starting a new business and community project, career changes, family life and, importantly, the necessary behavioural shift that she is helping to promote towards active travel. I hope that this gives you the impetus you need to make a change in how you travel.

Ridhi discusses different Autism Spectrum Disorders in honor of Autism Awareness Month. She discusses how it affects teenage minds, specifically their social lives, emotions, neurological and executive functions, and she talks about how to get involved in combating this issue.

Ridhi Dogra, who plays the lead in The Married Woman, says watching the show for the first time was an emotional experience for her.

Ridhi discusses her views on racial inequities in healthcare. The main topics include an explanation of health insurance, disparate impact analysis, patient-doctor relationship, geographic maldistribution, and how teenagers and adolescents can get involved today.

In this audio, Ridhi Dogra​ and Monica Dogra​ open up about their upcoming show The Married Woman​. For more interesting Bollywood news and updates visit Koimoi.com, India's foremost digital entertainment portal.

High school students, Han, Ridhi, and Athena, discuss their opinions and experiences with marijuana, drugs, & addiction. Topics range from an explanation of what is marijuana, general drug use, and experiences with education about drugs and addiction.

TW: mentions rape and discusses themes of sex/abortion High school students Han, Ridhi, and Athena, discuss their opinions and experiences with period poverty/reproductive rights. Topics range from an explanation of period poverty and reproductive rights, including abortion.

Today's episode brings two Kashmiri Pandits Rohit and Ridhi to speak on the issue affecting Kashmir and Kashmiri Pandit. Rohit is an avid activist for the education of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus and Ridhi runs the Social media pace RIdhiRebuts with the same goal. We talk about Kashmir's rich history, it's volatile period of radicalism, and the ongoing problem of Kashmiri pandits. Ridhi, Rohit, and co-host Aryan explain the tragic story of their families in Kashmir and the ongoing diaspora struggle. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nrinow/message

High school students Han, Ridhi, and Athena to discuss their thoughts and experiences with healthy eating and nutrition. Topics range from the definition of healthy eating, how to stick to a balanced diet, stress eating, and eating disorders.

In this episode, I spoke with Ridhi Joshi about her experience as a wedding floral specialist during a global pandemic and a slow wedding season. Ridhi is the owner of Zuri Floral Designs. Find Ridhi on Facebook & Instagram! Subscribe to be notified of new episodes & follow me on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn!

During Teen Health 101's first episode of their podcast Teen Table Talks, the founder of Teen Health 101, Valeri, is joined by Han, Ridhi, and Athena to discuss their thoughts and experiences with mental health in regards to school. Topics range from online vs. in-person school, general feelings about school, and the education system.

Outside of our major cities, the UK is reliant on cars to get us around. We know they're huge contributors to climate breakdown, but what are the alternatives? Could we really aim for the bike culture of Holland? Could our public transport system ever be accessible enough to challenge the car's rule?In this episode, Muna talks to Haf, Ian and Ridhi, all of whom are working on making our approach to transport that bit greener.Check out their work at:Haf Elgar: www.foe.cymru and @foecymrucydd Ian Taylor: www.transportforqualityoflife.comRidhi Kalaria: @SustransWMids on twitterSupport the show (https://act.friendsoftheearth.uk/donate/make-a-donation?_ga=2.1735858.2055361964.1579523061-622360301.1536752803)

1)How taking one day at a time can help all of us heal through these tough times,2)How nature’s process of healing itself has started on its own3)How meditation has become a key factor in her life? 4)How we should contribute in each manner to help other’s and 5)How her newly launched web series ASURA on VOOT SELECT is a great combo of science and Mythology.Do catch this amazing conversation. Thank you

Highs and lows are part of life. It's okay to feel down sometimes. Having down days and feeling bad about those down days does not mean you are weak. It means you are alive and are aware of your emotions. Watch her in conversation with Himanshu Ashok Malhotra.

This week we are speaking with Ridhi Tariyal, a scientist, innovator, and crusader for women’s health. The company she co founded, Nextgen Jane, created the Smart Tampon, a device that will assist in collecting data in order to earlier diagnose women’s health issues. In addition to tackling period blood and the stigma surrounding it, Ridhi sheds light on the challenges of leading a startup as a woman. 

In this episode we dive into the social aspects of using design to repair the fragmented social fabric of the urban landscape. The City Repair Project in Portland, Oregon has been working for a quarter century on making places within the city that help to bring together communities and establish new rituals and celebrations around community empowerment. The results are beautiful and artistic public spaces woven throughout the city, created by residents, and a change in the feel and functionality of neighborhoods towards safer and more cohesive communities. Rhidi explains how the qualities of the village are being brought back into a city grid that was designed for the extraction of capital and not the encouragement of life and health of communities. Ridhi's links: https://cityrepair.org/ https://oregonhumanities.org/programs/conversation-project/catalog/exploring-power-and-privilege-with-courage-creativity-and-compassion/ Ridhi full bio: Ridhi D’Cruz is a placemaking consultant, sociocultural anthropologist, and permaculture educator living in Portland. They work to foster place-based empowerment within diverse communities, including people facing housing insecurity and governmental agencies, by drawing on diversity, equity, and inclusion, cultural sustainability, social permaculture, and placemaking and asset-based community development. They also enthusiastically participate in life affirming practices involving urban wildcrafting, plant medicine, natural building, and participatory technology. Ridhi is currently a co-executive director of City Repair Project, a grassroots placemaking nonprofit organizations in Portland.

This week I'm talking to Ridhi Tariyal, CEO & Co-founder of Nextgen Jane. We discuss how Ridhi's experience managing her reproductive health sparked her interest and passion for this field, the incredible information our menstrual blood contains and how Nextgen Jane is working on putting it to work, and what it's like to work on periods in Silicon Valley.  Full Shownotes Subscribe to the Heavy Flow email list Follow @amandalaird on Instagram Heavy Flow is produced by: TK Matunda Music credit: Julia and Bradley of Home Studios Graphic design: Rachel Laird

The Streamers decrypt the data they got from the score, revealing a hidden location with a mysterious codenamed project "Upwind". Auditor HQ: https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/201465783302294315/ Ridhi: https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/84301824259398702/ The chop shop: https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/452752568772217146/ Alba, the astronomer: https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/461970874260339891/

Rhidi D'CruzMark Lakeman I have an extra special interview for all of you today. In this episode I've got not one, but two visionary change makers from the community restoration non-profit City Repair, which is based in Portland Oregon. I've got Ridhi D'Cruz, the co-director of City Repair, and the founder and co-director, Mark Lakeman. They each come from very different backgrounds, but have united to foster thriving, inclusive and sustainable communities through the creative reclamation of public space. City Repair also facilitates artistic and ecologically-oriented placemaking through projects that honor the interconnection of human communities and the natural world. I know that all sounds a bit complicated, but what's worth knowing is that a large part of their projects involve permaculture garden installations and community spaces built with natural materials, all in urban environments where those types of projects have traditionally been hard to get approved In this interview, Mark and Ridhi go in depth about the concept of placemaking and why it's so essential in our modern communities. Mark gives incredible insights into the history of colonial advancement through the Americas and how it shaped the landscape and our build environment into one that isolates us from one another. Ridhi goes on to explain their annual event called the Village Building Convergence and how their work has already had an amazing impact on the interconnectedness of the people they've worked with in unexpected ways. At the end, both of them give invaluable advice on how you can take up the mantle and effectively create and facilitate connections in your own community. The answers may surprise you. For "The Abundant Edge" listeners only, you can now get 50% off your digital subscriptions to Permaculture Magazine North America by entering the code PMNA50abedge at checkout. Get your subscription today and dive deep into the local and global solutions that go beyond sustainability. Listen in at the end of this podcast to find out how you can win your own copy of "The Urban Farmer" from New Society Publishers Resources: http://www.cityrepair.org/

EP30 - Tea Fleets and Painted Streets  Picture yourself strolling down the beautiful tree-lined streets of Portland when suddenly you are struck by the sight of a large mural painted right in the middle of a 4-way stop. As you stand there, thinking to yourself “how did this get here? Who made this place?”, you notice a bench made out of clay, open and inviting, placed on the sidewalk and right next to a tiny neighborhood library. You sit and take in this odd, idyllic scene - spending a moment to connect with your surroundings. Very often these murals and sculptures are the work of collaborative, community projects facilitated by City Repair, a group of permaculturists, anthropologists, environmentalists, and citizens devoted to bringing neighbors together through neighborhood projects. In this episode, Collin Gabriel and Frankie Ku sit down with RIdhi D’Cruz, Adrian Haley, and Jasmine Co from City Repair to discuss placemaking, houselessness, chocolate cake, a tea “horse”, and the upcoming 17th Annual Village Building Convergence, a 10-day spread of permaculture, natural-building, and intersection painting events open to all!   Hosts Collin Gabriel, Channelsmith, Hatch Innovation Frankie Ku, Brand and Marketing Manager, Hatch Innovation   Guests Ridhi D'Cruz, Co-Director of City Repair Ridhi D'Cruz is a Co-Director with City Repair. This is her sixth year working with City Repair and the Village Building Convergence. As an intercontinental cross-pollinator, sociocultural anthropologist and permaculture educator who has been living in Portland since 2010, Ridhi participates, facilitates and supports Placemaking capacity building, houseless advocacy, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Cultural Sustainability, Social Permaculture and transformational leadership development. She is also a passionate herbalist, urban wild-crafter, natural building enthusiast, participatory technology activist, animal lover and permaculture urban homesteader.   Adrian Thalasinos Haley, Volunteer at City Repair Adrian Thalasinos Haley, a BFA alumni in sculpture from UW Madison, joined the larger movement of Portland’s creative, justice driven, and growth motivated communities over 13 years ago. His unique blend of skills and experience in metal fabrication, construction, and marine engineering has empowered his gadgeteer and mad-scientist spirit. He served as welder for Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, an ocean going environmental organization, from 2003-2005, and occupied his time inventing and implementing various ocean defence projects around the world. In 2006, he co-formed the Gadgetron, a community shop in the Portsmouth neighborhood of North Portland that explored appropriate technology(1). Its intention was to liberate technology from industry and empower individuals to be makers, fixers, and creators. Adrian also served as the tool coordinator at the North Portland Tool Library in 2007. Crows Foot Creatives is a project that Adrian started up to crystallize his maker skills and make them available to the larger Portland community. He has since served small business and co-ops, organizations, and individuals in their desire to implement their visions. Jasmine Co, Intern at City Repair Jasmine Co is a PSU student, artist, and massage therapist. She has a passion for ecological change and collective growth. This year she is excited to be interning with City Repair and the Village Building Convergence. Jasmine has been focusing on their newest mobile placemaking project, the T-crab. In this episode you’ll learn The inspiring history of City Repair and how it was founded. All about the Village Building Convergence and how you can get involved. Shared experiences that deepen community by connecting neighbors and neighborhoods How to work with local government to develop codes and laws that meet the needs of community members How the team at City Repair utilizes a largely volunteer staff. Decision-making strategies for building community Why process development is the primary goal of the VBC Where and when you can find yourself under the T-Horse and the rest of the T-Fleet.   Links to Resources Mentioned City Repair The Village Building Convergence 2017 The T - Crab Fundraiser Hatch Innovation

Robin on our having survived the primaries—and made history. Guests: Ridhi Tariyal, inventor of "smart tampons"; Desiree Cooper's "flash fiction"; Dawn Porter's new documentary on abortion providers, Trapped. Plus, Surrealism Corner and We Won This! Ridhi Tariyal: Desiree Cooper: Dawn Porter: