This episode was absolutely fun to work on, because my guest is Stuart Green, spokesperson for Toronto Transit Commission, the company that runs TTC services. We talk about the past, present and future of transit in Toronto.

This episode is dedicated to my favorite dog, Angel, who I used to foster in mumbai. My brother joins me on this episode as we talk to Huzannah Banajee Joseph about what dogs love and the foods that they like. We also talk about some advice on choosing the right dog and her work Expericne in training dogs.

Just like my dad, my uncle Arvind Sheshadri also loves Michael Schumacher. In the latest episode of A Thirsty Mind, both of us talk about being an instrumentation engineer, what petrochemicals are, his life in Saudi and his love for gardening. 

Do you know what an eponym is? Come join me and Ralf Heuel, chief creative officer of Grabarz & Partner, an ad agency based in Germany, as we talk about eponyms, love for driving classic sports cars, having fresh ideas, original content and much more in the latest episode of A Thirsty Mind. 

In this episode of A Thirsty Mind, I talk to Divya Ramagopal, my aunt who works for Effective Altruism in Singapore. She practiced architecture for 14 years. We talk about her survey of buildings around Charminar to protect the monument, her love for sketching and painting and her experience of switching careers.

On the occasion of World Engineers Day, we have a special episode. Today's guest, Srini Rajagopalan is a former test flight engineer in Indian Navy. In this episode we talk about black box, moving to Canada and of course about his experience as a test flight engineer.  

A lot of guests that I talk to on my show, highlight the importance of self care and mental health. What is self care and mental health? Tune in to the latest episode of A Thirsty Mind as me and my brother Abhinav talk to Juniper Kiran Ashtekar. She is a clinical psychologist and a Bach Flower therapist. We talk about her job, mental health and importance of work outs. 

Join me in conversation with Amitha Sridhar, founder of The Care Hub. The Care Hub is a social start up, aims to connect elderly people with community heroes to get over isolation and boredom. Besides starting a company, we also talk about who community heroes are, how children like us can get involved in community work and importance of internships.

In this episode of A Thirsty Mind, I speak to Ahmed Ali, a retired DIG of CRPF. We talk about what CRPF is, how it is different from police force and armed forces, instances of ambush, life in CRPF, challenges and triumphs they face on a daily basis and the impact it has on their family. This episode is a special tribute to all those officers who protect us, ensure we live a peaceful life everyday. A big thanks to all of you.

While growing up, Joanne Fong wanted to hold the record of being the fastest speaker. But now, she enjoys hosting new people who come in as guests to her Airbnb property in Toronto and also helps women who turn homeless due to various reasons as a director on the board of Nellies, a not for profit organization. Tune in to the 3rd episode of season 2 as we discuss fun things to do in Toronto, challenges people face as immigrants and the skill sets needed to be an Airbnb host.