A series of open-ended conversations with individuals in their 20s that explores ideas such as individuality, identity, culture, sexuality, aspirations, struggles and desires. Conversations that attempt to capture moments, people, ideas as well as voids that have played a part in their lives so far.
Listen to Srijanee Majumdar talk about life as a sports journalist, state of media today and the reality of keeping reporting clean of political influences.
I talk to Bhargavi about channeling her light-hearted rebel spirit into the work she does, online activism and how she listens to her gut more than anything.
Shilok shares her journey of unlearning, finding herself and navigating the world as a queer person.
Listen to the episode where we talk about finding love, knowing what to you want when looking for companionship and the importance of work-life balance.
An episode where Om shares his long-nurtured dream of studying outside India, the impact of rejection on his mental health and how friendships helped him cope.
Conversations with Trishala around choosing paths that diverge from the typical, falling in love with Korea, coping with rejection and being a lifelong learner
In conversation with Rajat Nair about the pros and cons of a growth mindset, using open communication to better navigate life and “What kind of a man he wants to be”.
An episode where I dive into the world of data, its power and pitfalls with Vidhi Shah while also exploring ideas on capitalism, sustainable living, conversations with adults and navigating work life.
I talk to Om Kamath where we explore the word of mental health and how his pets, family and deep friendships have played a huge part in his journey so far. He talks about managing anxiety and how technology is both the best and maybe worst thing to happen to young people.
The first episode is kick started by Nitya Basrur, an educator and curriculum designer who has her lifetime of experience in embodied arts such as dance, theatre and yoga. She talks about her journey of going back to her body and setting up her own home among many other things