Welcome to Share It With Me, an audio podcast hosted by Sapna Ramnani, a journalist with a PhD in on-camera interview techniques.

 

This podcast is a space for powerful stories and deep conversations, from everyday people navigating life’s challenges to experts in their fields offering insight, wisdom, and experience. Whether you're a trauma survivor, someone with a unique personal journey, or a professional with valuable knowledge to share, your voice belongs here.

 

Each episode invites you into honest conversations about the things we often leave unspoken, pain, growth, resilience, and change. This is a space for those who’ve been holding it in for too long. A space for truth, for hope, and for the quiet power of being heard. Whether it’s a survivor, a specialist, or someone simply telling the truth, their voice matters here. And so does yours.

 

Together, we'll explore how pivotal life moments, both painful and transformative, shape who we are and what we stand for. If you've got a story, a perspective, or an expertise that the world needs to hear, this is your platform.

 

Join a growing community of storytellers, truth-tellers, and changemakers. Together we will explore the issues that are important, spark inspiration, and create unforgettable conversations, one voice at a time. Your story matters. What's yours? 
 

Why I Call It Share It With Me

As a host and journalist, I see an interview as more than a conversation between two people. It is a conversation that is deliberately opened up to someone else, the listener. When I sit down with an interviewee, we are having a genuine conversation between us. But we both know that our conversation is not private. We are sharing it with the person listening on the other side. The listener is, in a sense, an invited eavesdropper, someone who is deliberately allowed to overhear our exchange because we want them to hear it, think about it and perhaps see something differently. That is the idea behind the name Share It With Me. 

 

The conversation belongs to the host and the interviewee in the moment, but it is created with the listener in mind. I want the listener to feel as though they have been included in the room, not as a distant audience being talked at, but as someone who has been invited into the conversation. 

 

As a journalist, I am interested in what happens when people are given the space to talk openly and when listeners are given the opportunity to hear those conversations without everything being reduced to a headline, a soundbite or a conclusion.

 

Share It With Me is therefore an invitation: listen in, come into the conversation, and share the experience with us.