Chai with Pai

In this episode, I discuss what it is like to be an activist in mental health with one of my friends, Macy Lee. Among other things, we discuss the cultural impact on mental health, how important community is and cultural impact on the community, and how much she herself has learned from her interactions with other people in the same field.

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In this episode, I analyze what I felt went wrong in the school culture of my upbringing. I try to explain, to the best of my capacity, my experiences and look at it retrospectively with my life experiences in the 5 years after I have graduated.

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According to Svanik and I, life in itself is characterized by tragedy. Drawing from modern philosophy and experiences from our own lives, we came up with reasons as to why we believe in the tragedy of life, how to recognize it, and how to live with a little more awareness.

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In my recent blog post, I spoke of this idea, and in this episode I explain more about the story behind this idea, why I believe it, and more.

Blog Post: https://asliceofkpai.wordpress.com/2022/06/10/some-people-are-wings-others-just-weights/

Music:  

Chillpeach - Mellow: https://youtu.be/IIFdsfvdEtg

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Hello hello hello friends! I am back after a long hiatus to record this show. In this episode, I explain my absence, the new way we will carry this show forward, what to expect and other important stuff.

Love and hugs! Have a wonderful day ahead!

This is a speaker event held in collaboration with the Davis Entrepreneurial Society, a club focused on accelerating young entrepreneurs with ideas and resources. I believe in the mission of the club, which is why I am a proud founder and vice-president for it.

We spoke about how it is the perfect time to be an entrepreneur right now and how to obtain funding, among other discussions. It was an absolute pleasure to host him and learn from him and his experiences. Go Ags!

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DES: Instagram

Alfred Chuang: LinkedIn

Bio of our Guest:

Alfred Chuang is a general partner at Race Capital. Recognized by Andreessen Horowitz as the Silicon Valley CEO’s CEO, Alfred Chuang an accomplished entrepreneur and venture investor.

@huncho.nacho is one of the most innovative meme pages out there, combining the observational comedy style with Bollywood and presenting it in a video format. His page has grown exponentially in the past year, and he is continuing to capitalize on his popularity with merch collabs and a podcast. How did his innovation come about? Did he find difficulty in people adopting his new meme format? Does he need to maintain an image in his brand? How much of his success is dependent on being in the right place at the right time? What does he think about the "Feedback Loop of Content Creation"? Find out in this episode.

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Mark Metry is one of Forbes' Top 100 podcasters and uses his platform to talk about anxiety. He is also a coach who helps people in their journeys to become the best versions of themselves. He put in the effort to be happy everyday when he realized that he was unhappy, and that is something that is admirable and something I respect him for. 

What made him choose to change his life? What is his take on anxiety? How do you heal the wiring of your brain? Why is anxiety future-oriented? Why is he a coach? How is everything he teaches helping people be less anxious? Find out on this episode.

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@bhadwememes is one of the funniest and offensive, dank meme pages on Instagram. Making memes throughout the political spectrum, he receives online hate from all parts. Poking fun at the Stan culture, an entire army "goes after him". Calling out the hypocrisy surrounding the new wave of Content Creators, his DMs are also flooded by their fans. How does he deal with this online hate? Why is he more wary of one side of the spectrum? What is the problem both of us see with this "new wave of Content Creators"? Why does he curb his edginess? Listen to this episode to find out.

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D-Tab is one of my friends from my school days and has found his voice in rap. Starting it at a young age, he has been in the studio working on his music for quite some time now. Even though he was on the receiving end of a lot of ridicule, he found the strength to continue following his passion, with the support of the ones who meant a lot to him obviously.

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Stream Solace | Here

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p.s. : pg is cool :)