The lads record their first ever episode in front a LIVE audience. Catch them answer questions from the audience about Far From Fact, and podcasts in general. First up, they imagine how Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi could be cell mates at Mumbai’s Arthur Road jail and wonder what fresh hell this could unearth. Next, they lament the plight of Air India passengers who were delayed because a cabin crew member refused to clean the Captain’s dirty lunch box. 
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The lads are one episode shy of their half-century, but they are hardly shy when it comes to talking about IRCTC’s latest revenue idea, or the stolen bridge in Russia, or space tourism. Catch them as they dive deep and discuss some of the craziest stories this week. News flash: There will be no episode next week, don’t say we didn’t warn you. 
50th Episode AMA Deets -Date 20 June, 2019Time 7 pmVenue Qtube cafe, S.V. Road BandraRSVP - http://tiny.cc/6ebs7y

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The lads gear up for their big Five-O in this episode which is of a 'mini' nature, and hence the portmanteau - Minisode. They wanted us to let you know. Much excitement about the upcoming AMA precedes their solitary piece on the black-sheep IIT-ian who tried to dupe millions of hopefuls with the promise of a laptop under the fake Pradhan Mantri Laptop Yojana. + Music credit - Simon D’Souza+ Write to us - [email protected]

AMA Deets -Date 20 June, 2019Venue TBCTickets - Free for RSVPs before 11 JuneRSVP - http://tiny.cc/6ebs7y

The lads are back together after a week-long hiatus. Back in the same room, they can hardly contain their excitement. Catch the bromance as it shimmers through the LOLs via One Plus' new brand ambassador, Modi's return and the Dabbawalas of Mumbai. 

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It’s a year, since the lads had their first recording on 20 May, 2018. And to celebrate, they are doing a quick flash back in time with some fan favourites. Listen now, to see if any of your faves made it to this edit.

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The lads marvel at the Tesla’s ability to pre-order spares and schedule maintenance for itself. But first they must address the birth of Britain’s new Royalty and the pressures that lay in store for the young man. Next, they try to make sense of the Indian Navy and their ability to wreck a $3B submarine, simply by leaving the hatch open. 

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A fascinating mix up brings $7M worth of drugs to an old Aussie couple, what they do with it the twist in the tale. The lads combine forces to speculate outcomes, before they proceed to break down the plant proteins that make up the impossible burger and try to make sense of the mock meat revolution. But first they must plunge deep and try to solve Indonesia’s new capital problem. More power to you lads.

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Politics takes centrestage with this jest-filled episode. The lads outshine each other with political ignorance, wit and the ocassional grunt. Shortly before trying to demystify the international sensation that is Pikachu the dead cat who will be cremated in space. But first, the lads must speculate long and hard about the final instalment in the Avengers franchise.+ Music credit - Simon D’Souza+ Write to us - [email protected]

It’s mid-summer and the lads are back with an episode that travels from China to France with a stopover in India. In tiger country to be accurate. Catch them mull over the issue of what’s getting the Big Bengal cat’s knickers in a twist. Before they mull over the problem of facial recognition phones and how easy it is to beat them, and lastly they mull the Notre Dame fire. Overall, lot of mulling.

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The Indian elections may be the greatest spectacle right now, but the lads have their eyes trained on a far less dramatic election - The North Korean elections. Catch them as they try to unravel the mystery of this strange tradition of selecting a dictator by use of popular vote. Before they swiftly move to the pain in every Indian traveller’s neck - The naakabandi. The how, the why and most importantly, how can we make it better?

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