The sad thing about any struggle for equity and fairness is its permanence and immutability. One of the happiest things to behold in any walk of life is when something or someone stands out and asserts their dignity. And when that is done against all odds being on the wrong side of this deeply divided world with unbridgeable disparities, it creates history.  This is a similar story of triumph and a story that is most unlikely to be repeated. If at all there is something that I enjoy more than cricket, it is the wonder of West Indians playing it. And this is a story about them, my greatest sporting icons ever.  Happy listening!  Show Notes - <a href="https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05ShowNotes" rel="nofollow">https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05ShowNotes</a>  Music Credits - <a href="https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05MusicCredits" rel="nofollow">https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05MusicCredits</a>  (c) Copyright 2020 MotorMouth Media Pvt Ltd

The sad thing about any struggle for equity and fairness is its permanence and immutability. One of the happiest things to behold in any walk of life is when something or someone stands out and asserts their dignity. And when that is done against all odds being on the wrong side of this deeply divided world with unbridgeable disparities, it creates history. This is a similar story of triumph and a story that is most unlikely to be repeated. If at all there is something that I enjoy more than cricket, it is the wonder of West Indians playing it. And this is a story about them, my greatest sporting icons ever. Happy listening! Show Notes - https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05ShowNotes Music Credits - https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05MusicCredits (c) Copyright 2020 MotorMouth Media Pvt Ltd

The sad thing about any struggle for equity and fairness is its permanence and immutability. One of the happiest things to behold in any walk of life is when something or someone stands out and asserts their dignity. And when that is done against all odds being on the wrong side of this deeply divided world with unbridgeable disparities, it creates history.&nbsp; This is a similar story of triumph and a story that is most unlikely to be repeated. If at all there is something that I enjoy more than cricket, it is the wonder of West Indians playing it. And this is a story about them, my greatest sporting icons ever.&nbsp; Happy listening!&nbsp; Show Notes - <a href="https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05ShowNotes" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05ShowNotes</a>&nbsp; Music Credits - <a href="https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05MusicCredits" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://bit.ly/IWBTS01E05MusicCredits</a>&nbsp; (c) Copyright 2020 MotorMouth Media Pvt Ltd&nbsp;

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Hi! My name is <a href="https://twitter.com/kalyan_sundares" rel="nofollow">Kalyan Sundareswaran</a>. This podcast is a personal journey back in time, to the things I loved doing, but forgot to engage with along the way. Things, hobbies, activities that gave me immense joy at one point, but fell between the cracks somewhere along the way as life progressed and I got more busy. The Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent lock-downs presented an opportunity - to go back to those very same interests. And from there, sprung the idea of this podcast. In each episode, I&#39;ll go back to one such area of interest, and presnt it to you in a deep-dive fashion. I hope that together, you and I, will learn something new and make good use of the extra time these lock-downs have provided us with. Pull up a chair, pour yourself a hot cup of coffee, or tea, and let&#39;s have a conversation about what &#34;I Went Back To...&#34;  From <a href="https://motormouthpodcasts.com" rel="nofollow">MotorMouth Podcasts</a>.

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Hi! My name is Kalyan Sundareswaran. This podcast is a personal journey back in time, to the things I loved doing, but forgot to engage with along the way. Things, hobbies, activities that gave me immense joy at one point, but fell between the cracks somewhere along the way as life progressed and I got more busy. The Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent lock-downs presented an opportunity - to go back to those very same interests. And from there, sprung the idea of this podcast. In each episode, I'll go back to one such area of interest, and presnt it to you in a deep-dive fashion. I hope that together, you and I, will learn something new and make good use of the extra time these lock-downs have provided us with. Pull up a chair, pour yourself a hot cup of coffee, or tea, and let's have a conversation about what "I Went Back To..." From MotorMouth Podcasts.

Hi! My name is <a href="https://twitter.com/kalyan_sundares" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kalyan Sundareswaran</a>.&nbsp;This podcast is a personal journey back in time, to the things I loved doing, but forgot to engage with along the way. Things, hobbies, activities that gave me immense joy at one point, but fell between the cracks somewhere along the way as life progressed and I got more busy.&nbsp;The Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent lock-downs presented an opportunity - to go back to those very same interests.&nbsp;And from there, sprung the idea of this podcast.&nbsp;In each episode, I'll go back to one such area of interest, and presnt it to you in a deep-dive fashion. I hope that together, you and I, will learn something new and make good use of the extra time these lock-downs have provided us with.&nbsp;Pull up a chair, pour yourself a hot cup of coffee, or tea, and let's have a conversation about what "I Went Back To..."&nbsp;&nbsp;From <a href="https://motormouthpodcasts.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">MotorMouth Podcasts</a>.&nbsp;

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