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What do you get when you cross a "Red America" right-wing populist with a religious North Indian Brahmin? Razib talks to one such person. https://twitter.com/Indian_Bronson
Razib talks to international affairs and political science scholar Richard Hanania, and Arab American Christian with center-Right views on domestic policy and a non-interventionist view on foreign policy. The conversation ranges from Iran to India to China. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=xJ-71I0AAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
Akshar and Razib talk to Tarun of Odd Compass on Indian and Southeast Asian history, in particular the Chola invasion of Southeast Asia. The conversation continues to observations of world history. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpZYcHFVksxNCwrUKgJMDyw
Razib talks to Rob Henderson, a young man who transitioned from being a foster child from a broken home to a graduate of Yale. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/21/opinion/foster-child-conservative.html
Razib, Mukunda, and Suraj, begin the discussion on what it's like to be very dark-skinned as an Indian, and continue to talk about multiculturalism, aesthetic standards, and Indian self-image (also, Iyer vs. Iyengar beefs).
Razib talks with Abhinav Prakash on growing up in UP, the BJP's economic policies, Hindu-Muslim relations, and caste in Indian society. https://twitter.com/Abhina_Prakash
Cross-post from https://www.bigbrownarmy.com/
Razib and Decruz talk about being Indian, Christian, and wokeness
Hash Gupta returns to talk to Mukunda, Akshar, and Omar, about the geopolitical implications of the recent conflict with China.
Razib and Kushal Mehra hash out where they stand on religion as a cultural and scientific phenomenon.
Razib discusses a wide range of topics with Neha Srivastava, from what she means by Dharmic, Abrahamic religions, her observations of America politics, her attitude toward China, and her nonprofit. https://twitter.com/neha_aks https://shaktitva.org/ https://twitter.com/shaktitva https://www.facebook.com/shaktitva
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