Join Varsh and Tanvi as they continue their journey through the black hole that is discourse about Brown boys. In this episode V and T analyze the primary relationships a young brown man child has with his parents and the relationship they may have with each other. As usual, the episode devolves into a long winded rant with some gems of logic, which is basically our brand now! Like comment and SUBSCRIBE and let us know what you think!!!!

Our roast-a-pallooza of brown boys kicks off with this intro episode. We include some terms and conditions for all the brown boys (and other demographics) that are invariably going to be salty JUST about this title. We lay it all out for you with easy to follow mental charts outlining Category 1 and 2 brown boys and their further breakdown: the dreamboats (endangered) and the fuckboys (rampant). Further, listen as our comments about Aziz Ansari age and spoil like paneer left in a warm car on a summer’s day in Mumbai. This is the first part to a multiple episode mini-series as we take you through the life and times of the brown boy. We encourage you to listen with an open mind. Correct us if we are wrong! Tell us what you think! Don’t invalidate the experiences of all the brown women we talked to in the making of this! But don’t worry, we are an equal opportunity roast factory. Brown girls coming soon.

Tanvi and Varshini take the "kabhi lit// kabhi shit" mentality quite literally as they discuss both burnout and self care. From how burnout manifests in daily life to wondering how many sheet masks you need to use as a wallpaper-sized bandaid on the reealllll issues.

Strap in for a WILD ride as V and T try (and succeed at the very end) to expose a mythical creature: Cool Girls (see also: Manic Pixie Dream Girls/ Chill Girls). Like the Yeti and Bigfoot, Cool Girls are LITERALLY Fake News (jury is still out about Nessie tho). And their unrealistic existence is merely the tip of a misogynistic iceberg. Listen till the end because unlike your favorite brown boy we are capable of turning this shit around and making a cohesive point.