Rananjay talks to Raibat about the experiences he had while serving in the military of Singapore. They discuss the concept of conscription, it impact on the youth of a country and lessons that could be learnt from military life. They also talk about the contrast between the jurisprudence and legal realities of Singapore and India as hubs of technology and new-found potential along with the UK. 

Raibat talks to Soumee about striking a balance between a demanding job in the legal sector and her passion for dancing, while living in a cosmopolitan city like Mumbai. She discusses her experience of working in one of India's largest law firms and the state of corporate law in the country today. They also discuss her recent initiative of blending western music and Indian classical dance.

Laurence talks to Raibat and describes what travelling in the midst of a global pandemic is like- the people, the culture and how the places have adapted to it. Thereafter, they proceed to discuss the situation of the global legal industry from the perspective of law students and the role of future lawyers in society.

Raibat talks to Lakshmi about Indian Classical music and more specifically, her personal journey with Carnatic music. They discuss the intricacies and the magnificence related to it, it’s relevance among the youth in today’s times and why awareness about the Indian arts is needed now more than ever.

Raibat talks to Shrestha about the experiences and work culture one experiences in the field of journalism, along with her thoughts on a few socially relevant issues related to journalism. They also talk about solo travelling and her experiences of an exposure to a cosmopolitan culture.

Raibat talks to Melissa about the experience of graduating from university in the middle of a global pandemic and a very important national movement in the United States. They also talk about bridging cultural divides, the experience of travelling and studying abroad for the first time and the advantages and importance of pursuing a business major in the times we live in.

Raibat and Muskaan navigate the difficulties of retaining a sense of culture and identity while dealing with a sudden sense of exposure- among other dilemmas associated with studying abroad. They share their experiences of inclusion, working part time, and pursuing their passion in a foreign city.

Raibat and Aritro explore matters ranging from travelling to see the World Cup, to activism in the youth, and navigating the world as we see it today, with all its magnificence and it's maladies.