Recorded Sessions

Recorded Sessions

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Recorded Sessions episodes

  • 303: Simply SuPerB

    Where there is conversation about who else but the genius that was, SPB, with deviations into random things including Mani Ratnam et. al. Oh, and of course, how could the end credits be anyone else but the man literally describing himself (not really but might as well have been). Thank you, sir, for the music. 

    45 min
  • 302: Stand up for kidnapped crocodiles
    Where the entire pod covers only three or four things (not that focus means better or anything) like the new season of Comicstaan Tamil, some crocodiles / alligators and a bit of Christopher Nalan. One of the panelists happened to see the Will I Am - ARR conversation and so, the end credits song is this version of that Raaja song (still the best part of the pod, of course).
    41 min
  • 301: Notes from Canada, snacks from?

    Where the season number is new but the content is as random and useless as ever, in spite of broadcasting from a new continent. There is talk of Dhoni and Raina, KB, KD, and other movies etc. so forth, and the like. As usual, the redeeming quality is the ending song that has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the episode. (unless of course, you count ARR amongst the listeners).

    39 min
  • 213: Cancel Eden Gardens

    Where there is talk about cricket in youth days, dadagiri, Jio announcements, Ambani's richness, Sundar's billions, Bachchan's hospitalness amongst other randomness. Oh, and the obligatory GVM mention is, wellofcourse, there. 

    39 min
  • 212: How to unname it

    Where there is talk about how unnaming of names has happened, how almost no one (except one of show hosts) cares, and how the U-turn affected almost no one except news cycles. In addition, there is other random talk about movies and shows that are watched / not watched, other myriad randomness, and, wellofcourse, GVM references, and whatifs. Also some live watching of one world-class mashup video.  

    33 min
  • 211: How to Name It

    Where there is talk of how the TN Govt's renaming strategy has panned out for people, postal employees, and indeed spell checkers. In addition, there is obviously the obligatory GVM mention, some Kamal talk, some corona talk and a lot of nonsense talk.

    P.S. Since one of the hosts absolutely adamant that there still exists such a thing as Kovai (and even wanted this to be the outro), this is something that is apparently a gethu of something that does not even seem to be there any more.  

    35 min
  • 210: Karthik not calling Karthik ... for now

    Where a 12 minute short film (...for now) is dissected, analyzed, put together, and then analyzed again. Somehow, even corona is slipped in and much generation of other random references happens. Oh, and there is a one-sentence summary to boot.


    References:

    • The short (for now)  film
    • The interview
    • 42 min
    • 209: Necessary sequels, unnecessary episode

      Where the start is not meesic but spoken word. This transcends into sequels that should be made, should not be made, and indeed should never have been made (perhaps like this episode). As ever, the saving grace is the song at the end, which, in a back-to-the-future moment, does a seld-referencial loop to the beginning, ending in, well, a nice earworm if nothing else.

      32 min
    • 208: Spirits and the spirited away

      Where there is talk about the spirit situation in Madras and Singapore, some #coronatalk, a business plan, a BCG Matrix mention, the passing of Irrfan Khan and Rishi Kapoor, Udta Punjab and flying drones, all and sundry (read: Obligatory GVM mention). As ever, there is an excellent outro song, which one of the hosts is not too enamored by, but is excellent nonetheless.

      41 min

    About Recorded Sessions

    From the publisher's feed

    There are sessions that are put when meetings happen and alcohols flow. On puttings of said sessions, much randomness is generated : sometimes, these are about intelligent things, sometimes not. In either case, these recordings are completely unintelligible; any attempt to find meaning would be futile, so kindly don't try.