6: Conclusion

Thank you so much for listening! In this episode, we discuss a few helpful resources and wrap up the podcast. https://www.instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat https://www.facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat

We perform the final three scenes of the play. https://www.instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat https://www.facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat

Join Smitha on a short break from Saniya's fictional story to talk about some very real ones. In this episode, we interview Anvita and Rabab, who work with MannMukti, a nonprofit organization that shares stories and raises awareness about South Asian mental health. We discuss everything from overcoming denial, what constitutes realistic expectations of happiness, and different ways you can find help and support networks. instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat Learn more about MannMukti: www.mannmukti.org facebook.com/mannmukti

We perform scenes four through six of the play. instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat

Mayuri takes you through a few minutes of guided meditation to help bring you into or out of the space this podcast provides. instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat

We perform the first three scenes of the play. instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat

We talk about what this play means to us and provide a word of caution to our listeners. instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat

What you can expect from this podcast, who we are, and who our characters are: all these questions and more, answered in this short introductory episode. instagram.com/shecouldhavebeengreat facebook.com/shecouldhavebeengreat