KARNIKAZZZ BUZZZ

Karnikazzz Buzzz: Where curiosity meets conversation! Explore the world's diverse tapestry through news, trends, personal stories, and quirky opinions. No topic is off-limits in this vibrant show!Join for engaging chats, debates, and interviews that will keep you curious, entertained, and inspired. Launched in 2021, Karnikazzz Buzzz is your go-to podcast for fresh perspectives, new ideas, and creativity. Tune in, join the conversation, and explore the world with us! New episodes released regularly !

KARNIKAZZZ BUZZZ is a leisure podcast hosted by Karnika Shrivastava, with 145 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Karnika Shrivastava hosts KARNIKAZZZ BUZZZ, a leisure show with 145 episodes published.

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  Episode #145

  Sanjana Pillai: Beyond Behavior

  Aug 13, 202636 minS1

  It’s not “bad behavior.” It’s a brain doing exactly what it was wired to do. ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia aren’t glitches. They’re different operating systems. In this episode, we go beyond behavior to understand what’s actually happening underneath. We talk about the iceberg: how sensory overload, anxiety, and overwhelm hide under meltdowns. The system: why sitting still for 6 hours and one test doesn’t work for neurodivergent kids. The strengths: hyperfocus, creativity, and pattern recognition we often miss. The language: 3 phrases that shut kids down, and 3 that help them feel safe. The truth: a diagnosis isn’t a label. It’s a map. When we understand the brain, we stop trying to “fix” the child. We start supporting them. You’re not failing. They’re not broken. Let’s get curious instead.

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  Episode #145

  Sanjana Pillai: The Tantrum Isn't About The Toy

  Aug 6, 20261h 1mS1

  Kids are not tiny adults. But we treat them like they are. On this podcast, Sanjana Pillay breaks down what’s really going on in a child’s brain — from tantrums and big emotions to friendship drama, screens, and the silent pressure of being the "good kid." Each episode dives under the surface: the iceberg beneath meltdowns, why boredom matters more than screens, the phrases we say with love that accidentally shut kids down, and how play is actually therapy. You’ll get real tools too — like the 2-minute "Emotional Weather Report" and how 10 minutes of undistracted presence beats 4 hours of guilt. No judgment. No perfect parenting. Just science-backed insight + honest conversations to help you see kids differently, and show up better. Because when we understand them, they feel safe to be themselves.

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  Episode #144

  Dr. Sajith: Health>Perfect

  Jul 31, 202642 minS1

  Your smile is judged in 7 seconds. But "Instagram teeth" are not real teeth. In this episode we are cutting through the filters and talking about what a healthy smile actually looks like. We cover why charcoal powder and lemon hacks destroy enamel, and which TikTok trends to avoid. We break down Whitening vs Veneers vs Bonding vs Invisalign, so you know what to choose based on time, budget, and how much tooth is removed. We also talk about "smile dysmorphia," why we compare our teeth to reels, and how cosmetic dentistry can reduce social anxiety and boost confidence in interviews and everyday life. The goal is not a celebrity smile. The goal is a healthy, functional smile that you feel good showing both in real life and on camera. Have you ever hidden your smile in photos?

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  Episode #143

  Dr Safa : After the fever

  Jul 23, 20261h 2mS1

  When the rains don’t come, or when they don’t stop, people get sick. Doctor Safa has seen it firsthand. In this episode, Dr. Safa connects the dots between climate change and health — from heatwaves and floods spreading new diseases, to droughts cutting off clean water in remote villages. We revisit the lessons of COVID: what worked with testing and preparedness, what didn’t with misinformation, and why trust matters more than any press release. Dr. Safa explains zoonotic spillovers like Ebola, why outbreaks go global in days, and how healthcare gaps leave forest and farming communities most vulnerable. We also talk about traditional knowledge, the cost of lockdowns on livelihoods, and why doctors, vets, and environmental experts must team up through a One Health approach. The conversation ends with hope: the one change we need before the next pandemic, and concrete ways city listeners can support communities on the frontlines. Tune in for science, stories, and solutions that put people at the center of public health.

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  Episode #142

  Sayush Nair: Pills, Pets and Public Health

  Jul 16, 202643 minS1

  Veterinary clinics are meant to heal, but what happens when the drugs meant to save animals start putting humans at risk? In this episode, we go inside veterinary practice to uncover one of the most overlooked public health threats today: drug misuse. We cover the 10 biggest questions - from the most commonly misused drugs in clinics today, to how antibiotic overuse in animals is creating superbugs that affect humans. You'll hear: - *Why misuse happens* in clinics and farms - *Real cases* where it led to outbreaks and treatment failures - *The regulatory gaps* that make it hard to stop - *What vets, farmers, and pet owners* can do to fix it - *Alternatives to antibiotics* that are actually working - *What needs to change* in policy, tech, and culture to fight AMR This isn't about blaming vets. It's about protecting animals _and_ people. If you care about pets, livestock, or the future of medicine - this one's for you.

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