In the eighth episode of Table Talk w/ TLC, our host Siddhansh sits down with Ashwanth Aravind-Vidhya, who is a second year student at JDSoLA and  also the Junior Editor at TLC.

They talk about how life has meaning because death exists, life at TLC as a junior editor, their internship experiences, the diversity in the area of content creation, how we see copywriting everywhere in our day to day lives and finally what the last three semesters from home have been like. 

00:00 - intro 

01:20 - immorality & death 

03:42 - eradication of a family’s last name 

05:06 - transforming from junior editor to editor at TLC 

06:07 - Ashwanth’s writing journey

08:30 - Life/work Outside TLC

10:06 - skill building over money making?

12:40 - diversity in content creation 

13:40 - internship experiences 

17:33 - copywriting is everywhere 

19:05 - college from home 

22:24 - closing notes 

In the sixth episode of Table Talk w/ TLC, Siddhansh sits down with Ronit Harisingani, who is the co-founder of a micro-investing app called Spare 8.  They talk about many financial terms such as SIPs, stock market, mutual funds, IPOs, and why people should invest. They also talk about the lack of financial literacy in India, how percentages can change your perspective, whether micro-investing will work in India, and finally, what is the first step for any 18-21-year-olds after learning about these basic financial terms and what they can do.

Aaryan Ahuja and Kevin D'Souza are rising student entrepreneurs with the venture, UnivConnect. The company creates a platform that connects budding undergraduates with students studying at their dream university on a global scale to learn the insights (something counsellors can't tell you about!). Through the length of this podcast hosted by Siddhansh, they discuss various interesting topics including the birth UnivConnect.

Saachi Gupta is a writer, student, and the founder of Push up Daisies and Moonflower COVID Relief. She presently works with Gaysi Family, The Luna Collective, and The Liberal Canon, and her works have been featured on several platforms like Malala Fund, Write the World and LiveWire. In episode 5 of Table Talk w/ TLC, Karan Kapadia dwells into the topics of death - what it means to her, theories of afterlife and how to cope with this sadistic concept. Along with that, they discuss the purpose of her magazine, Push Up Daisies.

Khaliq Parker is an ex-professor of JDSoLA who taught an amazing class of political science. He left to pursue his PhD in smart cities. Through the course of this podcast, Karan (the host) discusses smart cities, politics and education in India and development on a macro level with Khaliq Sir.

In the second episode of Table Talk w/ TLC, Siddhansh sits down with the visiting faculty of economics at JDSOLA, Prof. Anirudh Tagat. They talk about how social sciences, especially economics is taught wrongly in the Indian education system. They also talk about democratizing research and bringing an intellectual revolution into the country. Then they go on to talk about animated TV shows and finally, touch upon the COVID LabLeak Theory and its consequences if China is put on the spot.  

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Our first guest is Sanah Shah, Editor and Founder of The Liberal Canon! With Karan Kapadia as the perfect host, the two discuss the beginning of TLC, Sanah's interests and college life. Please subscribe, watch, engage with our podcast, we're super pumped to begin this new series!