🎙️ Love Matters – India's #1 podcast on love, sex, and relationships Dating, desire, identity, marriage – nothing’s off-limits. Hosted by Leeza Mangaldas, India’s boldest voice on pleasure and relationships, Love Matters dives into the stuff we all think about but rarely say out loud. Honest convos. No shame. Just real stories about love and sexuality in today’s India. 🎧 New episodes every two weeks! 📩 Got a story, question, or feedback? Reach us at lovematters@dw.com A co-production by The Indian Express & DW.

What happens when love crosses religious lines? In this episode of Love Matters, Leeza Mangaldas speaks with writer Alina Gufran, author of No Place to Call My Own.

Leeza Mangaldas sits down with globetrotting diver and travel content creator Sharanya Iyer to talk about societal pressure, busting myths about marriage, motherhood, and finding joy in independence.

Leeza Mangaldas and artist, illustrator, and feminist thinker Priyanka Paul discuss how connected we really are and how friendships work these days.

Author and cultural commentator Ria Chopra joins Leeza Mangaldas for a deep dive into how the internet has become the sixth love language of Gen Z.

Amol Parashar joins Leeza Mangaldas for a refreshingly honest conversation about intimacy, masculinity and the myths around sex.

Actor and writer Shreya Dhanwanthary joins Leeza Mangaldas to unpack how dating, sex, and self-worth shift from your 20s to your 30s.

Journalist Isha Bhatia Sanan discusses how parents can initiate open, age-appropriate conversations with their children about sex, puberty and periods.

Stand-up comedian and creative writer Supriya Joshi talks about her experience with Living Apart Together (LAT).

Actor Shahana Goswami opens up about her journey of owning her sexuality, body positivity, and the freedom to explore desires without shame.

Comedian Kenny Sebastian gets real about fatherhood, emotional dads, and the struggles of modern parenting in this episode of Love Matters with Leeza Mangaldas.

Honest, bold, and never boring – Love Matters is back with a brand-new season

Leeza Mangaldas speaks to Ira Khan about navigating relationships and mental health.

Leeza Mangaldas speaks to Writer and Curator, Aroh Akunth about gender, identity, and breaking free from labels.

Leeza Mangaldas speaks to Storyteller and Mythologist Seema Anand about the challenges of sexless marriages, sexual shame, and rebuilding intimacy.

Leeza Mangaldas speaks to Nikhil Taneja about gender roles and how money impacts modern relationships.

Leeza Mangaldas speaks with Karuna Ezara Parikh about her deeply personal journey, from navigating the pressures of the media’s gaze to being diagnosed with lung cancer.

Leeza Mangaldas speaks with astrologer Zohra Shakti to understand the role that astrology can play in finding love.

Everything you need to know about men's sexual health with Leeza Mangaldas and Dr. Karan Rajan

Leeza Mangaldas and Merenla Imsong dive into the messy and transformative journey of breakups, offering fresh perspectives on healing, self-worth, and finding closure.

Leeza Mangaldas speaks with standup comedian Anshita Koul about her groundbreaking personal journey

Love Matters is launching a new season soon, featuring amazing guests and exciting topics! We're also thrilled to announce a special podcast episode that will be recorded live at a podcast festival in Berlin, Germany.

In this episode of Love Matters, Leeza Mangaldas talks to writer and editor Saumyaa Vohra about her personal experiences. From coming out to yourself and your family to differences in dating men and women, join...

In this episode of Love Matters, host Leeza Mangaldas is in conversation with book author and psychologist Amrita Narayanan about the many nuances of women’s sexuality in the context of a patriarchal society.

What’s it like dating as a gay man? And how does it compare to loving men as a cis-hetero woman? In this episode of Love Matters, host Leeza Mangaldas is comparing notes on “loving men”...

In this episode of Love Matters host Leeza Mangaldas and writer Dr. Amrita Nandy unpack this sensitive subject; looking at how society romanticizes motherhood, the obsession with having biological children as well as finding purpose...