Vineeth Vincent is more than just your average entertainer. He believes in redefining how we see art and the importance of the source of it. When he's not hard at work at his 'Introspecto-centre', he writes music and loves sneaking in a vegan pizza into his schedule when he can. Tune in to this episode to hear what really moves this Gunniess World Record holder from stripping away the labels into discovering what authenticity is in it's purist form.

In this episode, I speak to Avina, an Impact Market Research lead about the gruelling work involved in addressing India's pressing social issues, how she defines progress in society and what keeps her going a world where change is often slow to come.

Starting out as a musician may be hard. Here are probably some of the biggest golden nuggets that someone could pick up on their journey through the industry.
On this episode, I speak to Mahesh & John. What does having and being a mentor really mean? Here's a story of a musician from Bangalore who found a lifelong friend in someone halfway across the world. And the twist? It's been 10 years of a virtual relationship. Here's a peek into their story.

I speak to the super humans that created Project Devi, an initiative that challenges the taboos surrounding menstruation and women's health and sanitation needs in underprivileged societies through education. They're currently running a fundraiser at https://bit.ly/3fmYMfN
Your contribution could go a long way into bettering the life of these girls by providing them with sanitation in these unprecendented times.

I talk to Daphene, originally from Brazil about her struggles of being one of the few brazillians to fly to Toronto to be able to further her education and pursue her career, her research with the future of cell research and their ethical dilemmas and all the traditions that she misses back home being away from family.

For the 20th episode, I speak to Abheet Anand about his multidimensionally creative world, his love for coffee and the beauty and significance of the shopping cart theory.

I talk to the founders and creators of Backyard- an anti cafe space in Chennai,India about being one of a kind in the whole country, their motivating reason behind creating the space and about always following your gut.

I talk to Erica Vetra about her 24 year old Yoga legacy, understanding the true meaning of the craft and rescuing her pet squirrel,Claude.

I talk to Matoo about our childhood in Muscat, what it was like to have been affected by being at the epicentre of one of the the strongest cyclones in the Arabian Sea back in June 2007 and the learnings that followed from having been a student of 10 years of educational globe trotting to now residing on the other side of the table.

I talk to Erin about the well known culture of home schooling in Texas, the major life and cultural changes she faced in the two years she spent in Bangalore as an expat, helping the expat community with The Vine and all about what it's like to fly back home and tide through airports nowadays with the pandemic.