MWRH - Man walks into a rabbit hole

Are the best teachers adversarial?

Some of us believe in that? But....the price we all pay for such follies is a string of broken relationships (or at least damaged ones).

We speak of how our fears, insecurities might limit us. Knowing this is simple, but resolving this is so difficult.

I call these my bluebirds. Best kept bottled in, though they are also best set free. What a dichotomy..

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We explore a series of my rabbit holes in this is a longform chat with Viji Venkatesh, who is also my mom :-)

I truly enjoyed this convo. We spoke of social media, being authentic, Rajesh Khanna, Salman Khan and her growing up years.

This is the first in a series of a chats.

For posterity, for my own selfish nature. Hope this is a meaningful listen for all of you.

My rabbit hole around this obsession to be "point driven".

In defense of long form, in defense of slow, in defense of going nowhere.

An insightful chat with my mom. Examines the rabbit hole from #36.

Related to that episode.

We all believe that we are someone. What if I am not that someone?

What if that journey is a journey of deep introspection?

What if there are still positives in such a conundrum?

The everyday game of seeing something, but then "unseeing" it.

Saswat, Deepthi and Amitabh speak about urban loneliness. It gets into our personal lives and stories at some point.

What causes us to fall in love?

What causes us to crawl out of love?

Does age matter in this business?

Deepthi speaks of rage, anger and the ride it causes.

What remains is a memory.