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Surface Scratchers Ep25: AMA (or AUA - Ask Us Anything!)
Sawant and Ronny celebrate a milestone. Cheers. Also, listener questions are answered.
Shownotes:
Books mentioned in the podcast: Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall; India Moving by Chinmay Tumbe; Akbar, Daughters of the Sun by Ira Mukhoty; Jahangir by Parvati Sharma; Shah Jahan by Fergus Nicoll; William Dalrymple's books; Tom Clancy's books.
Shows: MasterChef Australia, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld, Sharp Objects, Schitt's Creek, Jack Ryan
Podcasts: The Origin of Things and Getting Meta by Chuck Gopal; The Seen and the Unseen by Amit Varma; The History of India by Kit Patrick; Echoes of India by Anirudh Kanisetti
Revisionist History by Malcolm Gladwell; Reply All; Arseblog; The Anthropocene reviewed by John Green; Cautionary tales by Tim Harford; Against the Rules by Michael Lewis
If you, like us, don't know much about personal finance, do check out our friend Jai Banga's YouTube channel to become slightly smarter (and richer)
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Sawant and Ronny celebrate a milestone. Cheers. Also, listener questions are answered.
Shownotes:
Books mentioned in the podcast: Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall; India Moving by Chinmay Tumbe; Akbar, Daughters of the Sun by Ira Mukhoty; Jahangir by Parvati Sharma; Shah Jahan by Fergus Nicoll; William Dalrymple's books; Tom Clancy's books.
Shows: MasterChef Australia, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld, Sharp Objects, Schitt's Creek, Jack Ryan
Podcasts: The Origin of Things and Getting Meta by Chuck Gopal; The Seen and the Unseen by Amit Varma; The History of India by Kit Patrick; Echoes of India by Anirudh Kanisetti
Revisionist History by Malcolm Gladwell; Reply All; Arseblog; The Anthropocene reviewed by John Green; Cautionary tales by Tim Harford; Against the Rules by Michael Lewis
If you, like us, don't know much about personal finance, do check out our friend Jai Banga's YouTube channel to become slightly smarter (and richer)