‘Female friendships that work are relationships in which women help each other belong to themselves.’ ― Louise Bernikow This week’s episode is all about holding on to your girl gang or femme-identifying gang. For our Mujse Dosti Karoge episode, we will be discussing the challenges we face in making new friends when you are older and the importance of holding on to your old connections. Sweety and Pappu have some very practical steps you can incorporate into your own lives. Also, as part of the Dalit History Month we will be interviewing a very special guest – Hugo award nominated speculative fiction writer Mimi Mondal, she will help us expand our understanding of South Asian Sci-Fi and fantasy fiction, and what it means to be a Punk Dalit girl. Rest assured at the end of this episode you will have considerably lengthened up our reading list, like we just did. — Sound Clips from: – Biwi No. 1 (1999) — // Starring: • Sweety & Pappu // See what’s next on Chuski Pop: • ChuskiPop.com // Buy Art Prints – ChuskiPop.com/Shop // Donate – ChuskiPop.com/Donate // Patreon – Patreon.com/ChuskiPop // Listen To Us: • SoundCloud – @chuskipop • iTunes – itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/chusk…d1021452101?mt=2 • Stitcher – www.stitcher.com/podcast/chuski-pop • GooglePlay – play.google.com/music/m/Itfvq2wpw…inei?t=Chuski_Pop • Youtube – www.youtube.com/channel/UCVXt7nc3pu2e9WJf6jcKMjg // Follow Us: • Twitter ► Twitter.com/ChuskiPop • Instagram ► instagram.com/chuskipop • Facebook ► facebook.com/chuskipop • Soundcloud ► @chuskipop

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