Relationships · Zarna Garg
by Zarna Garg
It’s Zarna Garg, hosting a podcast with guests that are free and always available - my husband and three kids! Every Monday, join us in our living room as we work through modern problems out loud. We discuss dating, parenting, marriage, snacks, generational differences, school, guilt, money - REAL dinner table talk. We might not be friends after every episode, but we’re always family.
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I love the Garg gang. The topics they get into and the conversations they have are changing how families talk to each other for the better. Some or the conversations are light and funny while others are more serious but no matter the topic, everyone is encouraged to speak up and share their opinion. No one gets shut down and everyone gets a chance to give their take on some seriously sticky issues! I wish this podcast existed when I was growing up!
Always brings me some good laugh! I understand the chaos, brutal honesty and bickering perfectly well as someone growing up in a similar Asian family
The Zarna Gary Family Podcast has kept me company on long drives, while cleaning or doing chores at home, and when walking outside or in the gym. Y’all feel like my second family! It was amazing to have met Zoya and Veer in person at the Dec 2025 Raleigh show and I hope to meet the rest of the crew in 2026! I’m caught up to the latest episode and may go into withdrawal if another one doesn’t come out soon!!! Kidding but also not kidding 😅
I am new to the podcast world and I am happy to have started with the Zarna Family! Not only are they hilarious, the topics are relatable and each member has great insights on every episode!
I can’t listen to this podcast anymore. The constant dismissal of others' ways of life and autonomy is sounding way too ableist at this point. It’s so disappointing because I wanted to support this show, but if you don’t care about the comments or people’s perspectives, then don’t ask—or at least be more open to feedback. There is a constant push here for everything to be black and white, but life is messy and has nuance, especially for people with disabilities and trauma. The fact that you dismiss the audience for bringing those things up—after asking for our input—is just rude. As a disabled listener, I could only separate my way of life from yours for so long. You seem to have zero awareness or consideration toward others and the many ways things can be accomplished. Also, Veer is still a teenager; every kid is raised differently, and that’s just reality. I think Zarna is amazing, and the constant picking at her is ridiculous. The two men on this podcast have officially made me tune out for good.
The more I listen to this podcast, the more I dislike this entire family. The parents are focused only on the financial performance of their children as adults. There is no consideration for art, culture or humanity in their lives. The parents drive the children to be the best at making money and nothing else seems to matter. Zarna is funny, no doubt; her stand up is a riot. However, listen to the podcasts and you’ll find that the entire family is driven only by financial success. I want to enjoy the podcasts but each one seems to get worse and more heartbreaking. Listening to these kids who are not interested in art, culture or values is really sad. “We’ve never been in a New York City museum. No one we know cares about that stuff.” And the parents agreeing is just sad. When it’s all said and done, is this what you really want out of life?
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