Before Google, there was Dada-Dadi
Little lessons, family memories and the kind of wisdom that is rarely written down.
Every week, Rishika picks up her little microphone to preserve a lived experience, so the stories that shape us are not lost to time.

Rishika’s curiosity about people and the lessons hidden in ordinary lives inspired her to start Lifebrary. Books preserve ideas and photographs preserve moments. Lifebrary preserves lived experiences in the voices of the people who lived them.
Most podcasts spotlight accomplishments or follow a theme. Lifebrary celebrates life itself: struggles, choices, turning points, wisdom and everyday experiences, whether or not the guest is famous.
Inspired by Michelle Obama’s example of using one’s voice to create positive impact, Rishika hopes every recorded experience will help someone understand life and themselves, a little better.
From Nana-Naani’s memories to hard-won lessons of survival, each recording becomes a small gift to the future.
Little lessons, family memories and the kind of wisdom that is rarely written down.
What nearly losing everything can teach us about hope, choices and beginning again.
A woman speaks honestly about facing the stigma of not having children.
One new experience, recorded every week.
Visit the Lifebrary Spotify channelA joyful moment, a difficult chapter, or a choice you’d make differently may comfort or guide someone. I’d love to preserve your unique story on Lifebrary. Share it in the way that feels natural to you, in any language, with words, gestures, or expressions. We’ll find a way to understand one another.
Partner with Rishika to build a rich mine of lived perspectives, one that can inspire learning today and guide meaningful research in the future. All Lifebrarian profiles will be featured on the website and social media.