Reuben's Podcast

On today’s show, I’m speaking with David. David and I were classmates back in university, which is where we met back in 2010. After graduating he went to work at an alcoholic beverages company and became the youngest manager the company’s ever seen. But after grinding for 6 long years, he realized that he needed a break and spent a year traveling, meditating, and spending time with family. He’s currently in the middle of his MBA and through this conversation, we speak about his journey over the last decade.

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On today’s show, I’m speaking with Ahona. I met Ahona back in university in 2010. She studied English in college and was by far one of the singers I’ve had the chance to listen to in person. Over the last decade, Ahona has followed a path in academia - getting a master's in Anthropology and becoming a teacher, which she absolutely loved. She’s now pursuing a PHD while also trying to find the space music has in her life. In fact, if you wait till the end, there’s a little surprise! But we start off at a rather interesting place - which really got me thinking - why she listens to the podcast and how it’s led to some interesting realizations

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On today’s show, I’m speaking with Harshit Maloo. I met Harshit back in university in 2011 and over the last decade, he’s had a great career working at one of the best management consulting companies, McKinsey. He got the job right out of university and rose the ranks quickly. From the outside, it’s what an ideal career would look like, but through our conversation he tells about the ups and downs doing his journey. We chat about his shining career at the firm, why he didn’t go to business school, joining a startup in the midst of the pandemic, and his new view of the world!

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In today’s episode, I’m speaking with Satyaki. I’ve met Satyaki in university and over the last decade, he’s taken his love for numbers and gone deep into the world of finance. He tells me more about his work which involves helping organizations raise millions, even billions, how he got into crypto and what he thinks about its future and life in London.

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On today’s show, I’m speaking with Maanasa. She was my classmate back in university where we both studied economics. In our conversation, she tells me about her days as a school teacher and how those years led to some bigger questions that led her down the path of rural development. She explains to me, through her many experiences, what rural development really means and puts it into context on why it’s so important in today’s world. We also speak about how her outlook towards life has changed through these changes and how she views the future. Her passion for her work was fascinating and I’m sure, just like me, it’ll surely leave you thinking.

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On today’s show, I’m speaking with Steffi. I met Steffi back in 2011 in university and in our chat today, she shares her journey in the development sector, in which she’s spent most of the last decade. We talk about what keeps her going despite all the challenges and how’s she’s been hustling her way through. We also talk about the pandemic - the good, the bad, and the ugly and how she's thinking about the future

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In today’s episode, I’m speaking with Shravya. I met her back in university in 2010, where she studied philosophy. Since then, she’s been working in the education sector with amazing organizations like Pratham and the OECD. We chat about her motivation to join and continue working in the sector over the years, how she hit burnout, her new focus on health and the reasons behind her becoming more politically active and vocal, and the consequence of the same.

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Today I’m speaking with Kopal Khanna. Over the last couple of years Kopal’s been building her company, Tape A Tale, and we talk about the series of event which led her to start it. It all begins back in 2013 when right after graduating in 2013, she worked very briefly for an NGO, an experience that would leave a lasting mark for many years to come.

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On today’s show, I’m speaking with Raghav Meattle. Over the last decade, Raghav worked his way to become an independent singer and songwriter and we explore his journey through this conversation. He tells me how he got back into music after working at startups, his experience being on a reality TV show, life as a budding musician, and more. He shares some advice for musicians who are just starting out and also tells me about his vision for himself

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