Harsh and Ankit went on a trip down the memory lane and talk about the memorable trips that they have had on flights. From 'flight hacks' to 'bandi patao' moments, this episode packs it all in a punch.

I talk about the new wave of awareness around data privacy in India. From discussing WhatsApp Privacy Policy to discussing how other applications do the same. Why these data is taken and is it good or is it bad? Hear it from a funny guy, that is me, working in the IT industry in this 30 minute long monologue.

DISCLAIMER: This episode is merely from the perspective of two North Indians who stayed in South India for most of their adult lives. While we couldn’t get a South Indian on the panel, few of our South Indian friends were consulted for their POV on certain topics. Research went in to understand a few points more deeply. We didn’t want to sound ignorant and this episode is not meant to hurt anyone’s sentiments. Both the parts of the country have managed to secure a huge place in our hearts. Hope you enjoy the content on this episode as much as we did learning about it.

Bhand Engineer and Harami Parindey take out the big guns and go on a 45 minute long rant discussing about two of the apps that have helped them establish the online presence that they have today. They discuss the content being churned out today, Instagram Reels, Gen Z Twitter and a lot more.

Trigger Warnings: Honestly, there are a lot many. We discuss all forms of anxiety including PTSD, Generic day-to-day anxiety, phobia, etc. This has been the most difficult podcast I have ever had to record.

Harsh and Inab decided to let their most vulnerable selves come up on this podcast and talk about what their anxiety means to them, in an attempt to give a feeling of comfort to any listener who might be going through it. The podcast is inherently about how it is for us and what does it feel like to be us as individuals. We also talk about our coping mechanisms: Heallthy and the Unhealthy ones.

Bhand Engineer and Angoor Stark talk about the experience of meeting people online. How it feels to be a part of the loneliest generation to ever exist when it has never been easier to connect with people. Harsh zooms in on his opinion on the internet slang "simp".

Harsh is joined by Vishal as a guest on his show to talk about their favorite TV show, BoJack Horseman. Do you think it's too late for this? I mean, is this podcast just doomed to be the podcast that this is? I mean it's not too late for this, is it? I need to you tell me it's not too late.  I need you to tell me this is a good podcast. I know I can sound selfish and narcissistic and self-destructive but underneath all that deep down this is a good podcast and I need you to tell me it is good. Please. Tell me that it's a good podcast.

Harsh and Himanshu talk about evolution of Diwali over the years in this podcast that was supposed to be released on Diwali night. They also relate their trauma to the childhood accidents they incurred (and caused) on separate Diwalis. [SORRY FOR THE GLITCH AT THE END WE DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO FIX IT]

Harsh is joined by Kishan, better known as Jhunjhunastic, for the last episode as a part of the mini-series: Sitcom. They talk about How I Met Your Mother and draw parallels between all the four sitcoms that are discussed in this series. Watch them simp for Neil Patrick Harris and at the same time, criticize the character of Barney in this chhotu cute episode.

You already know what she said. Now it's time to see what Harsh and Himanshu have to say about their favorite sitcom,