Probably Pranathi: Recent Episodes
Pranathi Kandregula
Meet Pranathi, an 18 year old nature enthusiast who seems to have a lot to share about her "people theories" and experiences. From weird school stories to social psychology tricks, tune into Probably Pranathi - The Podcast.
Join Pranathi on this casual episode where she highlights how disrespect triggers immature leaders and what we can do about it. Tune into this cozy short episode.
it's 2am. Pranathi reflects about her experience on her first ever 24 hour hackathon in college. She talks about the expectations she had and the small surprise activities that took place in between the competition.Listen to find out more.Remarks: the hackathon mentioned was related to AWS (amazon web services).
In this episode, Pranathi breaks down how we all encounter people who lack empathy. She asks to what extent a regular person's morals can vary before being deemed as a 'Psycho'. She also talks about outbursts and red flags often exhibited by Toxic people, and how it is all connected to their lack of empathy and guilt.
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Disclaimer: This podcast does not imply/replace any medical or profession help/ diagnosis. It is meant for entertainment purposes.
Pranathi summarizes College tips and advice after completing her first year as a college student in India. From Social exercises to college clubs, she shares the advice she's received and the advice she'd given herself. Tune in to find out more!
Let's get vulnerable as we try to reflect on what we can and can't control. Pranathi talks about a problem that (unfortunately) many people face. Is it true that we feel more psycologically vulnerable when we're sick and tired? Here's why having a clear mind, before making any decisions, is important.
Almost got kicked out of the canteen on the first day, applied Social Psychology principles and using advice from Dale Carnegie's book: 'How to win friends and influence people'. Tune in to hear how Pranathi's first day of college went by!
Pranathi's new rule: "Be ready to Speak and be ready to listen" helped her avoid embarrassment when forced to start a conversation. (Featuring Story time: Stranger tried to break into my car)
Talking about one of the worst things you've done in 9th grade, isn't the smartest icebreaker. But if you're willing to raise eyebrows, tune in to Probably Pranathi.