Happy women’s day: 10 Women-Focused Audiobooks and Podcasts to Listen to on the occasion

Today, 8th March marks the occasion of Women’s Day. The day is dedicated for celebrating women’s achievements and their hard work. While there is more work yet to be done for gender equality, the media industry has made strides in women’s representation and portrayal of strong female characters.

On the occasion, let’s have a look at 5 must-listen titles for all the lovely ladies out there.

1. Adulting: It’s a Jungle Out There

Adulting, a 20-episode Audible original podcast series, narrates the coming-of-age story of the lives of two young women balancing the responsibilities of adulthood in the hustle and bustle of Mumbai.

2. Mine and Yours S2

Mine, and Yours S2 is a first-of-its-kind love triangle for India. Jaiveer (Nakuul Mehta) and Priya (Sayani Gupta) have been in a wholesome live-in-relationship for almost three years. As they figure out what’s the ideal next step for them as a couple, their equation is aflutter when Rashi (Kubbra Sait), Priya’s first and only girlfriend stays with them for a month.

3. The Light Podcast

Based on Michelle Obama’s tour promoting her recent bestselling book ‘The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times’, the 8-episode podcast features her conversations with special guests like Oprah Winfrey, Ellen DeGeneres, Tyler Perry, and David Letterman, among others. The Podcast explores themes like substantial relationships, racial issues, gender gap, visibility, adapting to change, and more.

4. Unfinished

Unfinished by Priyanka Chopra Jonas offers a glimpse into her life, from her formative years to navigating her career and what it takes to succeed in the Indian film industry. It is an honest account of the challenges she faced and learnings from her dual-continent 20-year-long career in India and Hollywood.

5. When Women Ruled the World

This compelling Audiobook deep dives into the remarkable lives of six female stalwarts from Hatshepsut to Cleopatra. Women who ruled with grit and power, and served as a beacon of light for feminist revolutions throughout history.