Unmute with Priya: Finding Your Voice at Midlife

Priya Sudarsanam

A podcast for women ready to break free from cultural conditioning and reclaim their authentic voice. Each conversation blends real stories, expert insights, and practical tools to help you spot toxic communication patterns, listen deeply, and speak your truth with confidence.

  1. 4 Sept

    What Almost Dying Taught Him About Actually Living with Vincent Van den Broeck

    What would you do differently if you truly understood that you don't get unlimited time? Vincent Van den Broeck was given a 10% chance of surviving a devastating accident and roughly a 1% chance of surviving with the recovery he ultimately made. He spent three weeks in a coma and woke up having to rebuild abilities most of us never think twice about. But when I asked Vincent whether almost dying changed him, his answer surprised me. He says it didn't. It showed him that the person he had become before the accident was the person who would ultimately fight his way back. In this episode of Unmute with Priya, Vincent and I have an incredibly honest conversation about happiness, regret, failure, resilience, fear, relationships and why so many of us spend our lives looking for happiness while forgetting to actually be happy. He shares the one thing he became completely non negotiable about after the accident, the three questions he asks himself about his life, and the beautiful story of the last words he said to his wife before he walked away that night and was hit by a car. We also talk about why he rejects the idea that everything simply “happens for a reason,” why failure is part of being alive, and why the question might not be “Why me?” but “Why not me?” Vincent's upcoming book, Everything Feels Impossible Until It's Done, tells the story behind the life he built before the accident and the resilience that helped him survive it. This isn't an episode about dying. It's about whether you're actually living while you're here. PREORDER Vincent's Book  https://www.amazon.com/Everything-Feels-Impossible-Until-Done-ebook/dp/B0H3QXHHC6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3S0F70TVOHJYH&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.kR793_eFOlEuMFMUIoW5sQ.KDUwGje05o0MByahq7XbxPPVt7gdlWfoFT1ao5I4sqs&dib_tag=se&keywords=Vincent+Van+den+Broeck&qid=1781612359&sprefix=%2Caps%2C248&sr=8-1 Connect with Vincent https://linktr.ee/vincentinthekitchen?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=a021ff2b-11de-4e02-a1aa-882d42e4f852

  2. 31 Aug

    Everything Women Have Been Told About UTIs Might Be Wrong w/ Dr. Leah Postma & Aubree Ng-UTI Clinic

    You peed after sex. You wiped the “right” way. You drank the cranberry juice. You took the antibiotics. So why does the UTI keep coming back? In this episode of Unmute with Priya, I sit down with Dr. Leah Postma and Aubree Ng, founders of The UTI Clinic, for a conversation I honestly wish every woman could hear. We get into some of the biggest myths women have been told about urinary tract infections, including the shame and blame around hygiene and sex, why a negative urine culture doesn't always mean nothing is wrong, and why repeatedly treating symptoms with antibiotics may not answer the bigger question of why the infections keep happening. We also talk about something I had never had properly explained to me before: the connection between perimenopause, declining estrogen, the vagina, the bladder, and recurrent UTIs. Leah and Aubree explain why symptoms can begin while you're still having periods, what your microbiome has to do with bladder health, and why UTIs may sometimes be a clue that something else is happening in the body. Most importantly, this conversation is a reminder that you know your body. If you've been told your tests are normal while you know something doesn't feel right, or you've been stuck in a cycle of UTIs and antibiotics wondering what you're doing wrong, you need to hear this episode. Connect with the UTI Clinic  https://theuticlinic.org/

  3. 27 Aug

    When Success No Longer Feels Like You with Ryan Watts

    What happens when you do everything you thought you were supposed to do, build the career, become successful, check all the boxes, and still find yourself wondering, “Is this it?” In this episode of Unmute with Priya, I sit down with leadership coach and podcast host Ryan Watts for a deeply honest conversation about success, identity, self trust, and what happens when the life that once worked for you no longer fits. Ryan opens up about reaching his late 30s and realizing how much of his identity and worth had become tied to his career, including the painful impact that had on his marriage and his sense of who he was without his work. We talk about the exhaustion that comes from forcing yourself to keep living according to an old version of success, the internal negotiation so many leaders quietly experience, why we outsource our purpose, and what can happen when we stop trying to fit ourselves into a mold and start trusting what we actually know about ourselves. Ryan also shares why the most successful people he has interviewed have something deeper than achievement in common: an incredibly strong sense of self trust. If your life looks successful from the outside but something inside keeps whispering that it no longer feels like you, this conversation is for you. Connect with Ryan https://www.ryanwattscoaching.com/ Check out the Personal Success Podcast https://www.ryanwattscoaching.com/thepersonalsuccesspodcast

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A podcast for women ready to break free from cultural conditioning and reclaim their authentic voice. Each conversation blends real stories, expert insights, and practical tools to help you spot toxic communication patterns, listen deeply, and speak your truth with confidence.