Taking it Slow

Taking it Slow

By Dwijendra & VivekComedy
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Taking it Slow episodes

  • Taking it Slow with Cryptocurrency

    What is crypto? Why is crypto? Who is crypto? Where is crypto?

    Why is everyone obsessed about blockchain again?

    One of the OGs in the Indian Crypto space, Rakesh, joins us to answer these questions and talk about how someone once paid 10000 bitcoins for a Pizza.

    Also, why and how you should invest in Crypto!

    33 min
  • Taking it Slow with Farmers Protests

    Is there a common thread common between The Farmers Protests, the Babri Verdict and the chaos in UP?

    With our guest Devanik (columnist for the Wire, Quint, News Laundry) we analyze what the core changes that the bills are proposing and what the Farmers' demands are.

    Also, we rant a lot about how Democratic India is becoming a myth.

    Now that we've cheered you up, listen in.

    40 min
  • Taking it Slow with Startups

    How daunting is it to let go of a fixed paycheck to start something from the scratch?

    Is the "Ease of Doing Business" really a thing in India?

    Co-Founder of Bluff Snacks Raunak joins us to discuss what it feels like to run out of savings while you've got to pay overseas suppliers.


    33 min
  • Taking it Slow with Agrima Joshua

    The hilarious Stand Up Comic Agrima Joshua Joins us to chat about how Atif Aslam is really not that different from Modiji!

    She dwells on how does she manage an alternate career with a day job, and we wonder why the men dishing out graphic threats sitting in their cars, don't drive places to atleast provide their viewers with a change of scenery!

    Listen in!

    1 hr 4 min
  • Taking it Slow with Journalism

    A columnist for The Wire, Quint, News Laundry, News 18 etc. and having acted as a Consultant to UNICEF recently, our guest Devanik Saha joins us to discuss why does the nation want to know what Rhea ate for lunch today.

    Also, is a right wing economy really that bad for us?

    Listen in!

    33 min
  • Taking it Slow with Education Reforms

    Is the Current Education system really responsible for the fear of failure ingrained in us?

    Did we really need to know Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell?

    Can the new Education Policy right the wrongs of decades? Has the BJP govt finally done something right?

    Join us as we deep dive to evaluate the good, bad and ugly of the Education ecosystem in India!

    All, while we're taking it slow!

    28 min
  • Taking it Slow with Sales

    The hellish nightmare that you undergo, after getting out of college, and before getting a Marketing role, is called sales.

    Alamelu recounts her journey through the taverns of Tamilnadu, after being born and brought up in Mumbai, and how it has changed her life forever.

    Travelling in buses with drunk men in rapidly contracting Lungis? Listening to her boss detailing out the diseases that ail his family at 11 pm? Watching her team members quit this job to start their own biriyani stall?

    She's done it all and more!


    41 min
  • Taking it Slow with Covid Warriors

    Was studying for 10 years really worth it?

    Does banging thaalis really help?

    How to survive in a PPE kit for 8 hours when you can't even drink water?

    Can wearing Patanjali Jeans really improve your immunity?

    Our guest Dr Vartika shares her experience of navigating through the chaos that hit the country with the Virus, and how she finally feels proud of her degree when her Pics in the Kit were shared in her family Whatsapp group!

    26 min
  • Taking it Slow with switching jobs during a Pandemic

    MS Dhoni did it, why can't you?

    What is an E-Farewell like? Does the company you're switching to actually exist, or is it your imagination?

    What really is an induction when you can switch your webcam off and clean utensils?

    Our guest Kartik, who has undergone all this and more joins us to share his pain of not being paid for Bartan Washing!

    38 min

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