Pavitra and Anouska are back and talk about their experiences with "positive" racism and the problems it entails, the structure of local political office, and new shows they're watching.

Some of us have been flaking and others have been baking. Anouska talks street food as a culinary inspiration and a cultural learning. Pavitra and Anouska talk Never Have I Ever, the goods and bads, and different experiences.

The storming of the US Capitol by Trump supporters was the first time since 1812 that the Capitol has been stormed, by members of our country, nonetheless. The storming involved rioting, looting from Capitol buildings, and an attempted coup. Pavitra and Anouska talk about the impacts of the storming on the GOP, whether their denouncing will result in real change, and the decision of Big Tech to suspend Trump's social media accounts. They also talk on what it means to be a vegetarian in Indian vs. Western culture and the shift to eating meat in India and other similar countries. Lastly, Anouska and Pavitra talk on Meteor Garden, a Chinese drama, and the beauty of how Netflix, Hulu, and other subscription services offer a global selection of media allowing exploration of much more during quarantine.