In this episode of Late Night Stories, Anuj talks about his initial days as a partying young teenager and the dumb things that he would do to sneak out and make poor choices. Don't be Anuj.   

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On this episode of the Changavi Show, Anuj talks about what is the biggest crime story in the United States, Gabby Petito's Death. In addition, Anuj also talks about some new music he's found, and some various thoughts that he has been having that don't fit into the typical norm of the Changavi Show. 

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Anuj in honor of Throwback Thursday talks about his failed romantic life and highlights one of his favorite stories in high school of how he could not read social queues.  

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Anuj debuts a new segment where he talks about stories from his life that he handwrites, and reads them out to the audience. Enjoy! 

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Anuj debuts his new show, The Changavi Report, where he talks in-depth about a news subject and gives his Gen Z, unfiltered take on a subject. this week he dives headfirst into the world of abortion and talks about the arguments on both sides of the issue, why this issue is political, abortion and religion, and much more.  

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On this episode of the Changavi Show, Anuj talks about his perspective on the Met Gala and how he wishes there was a different focus to the event. In addition, Anuj talks about a couple of the attendees of the event and the work that they have been up to. Also in other news, Anuj started reading again, so he talks about Gloves Off, a book that he really enjoyed recently. Plus there's much more, so just listen to the show already. 

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I messed up, at the start of this episode I called it a podcast, this is Episode 8 of The Changavi Show. This Saturday is going to be the 20th anniversary of one of the craziest days in American history, and as someone who was barely 11 months old during the time of the attack, I thought that this would be a good chance for me to provide my unique Gen Z perspective on the attack as well as the aftermath, and highlighting some of the things that I am thinking about on the 20th anniversary of the attack. I hope you enjoy it, and this episode makes you think.

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Since everyone in their mother is talking about Donda and Certified Lover Boy and the differences, and which one is better, Anuj decided to give his opinion on the matter, and share things that no one asked for. 

On this episode, Anuj talks about some of the various headlines and thought patterns that he has been thinking about over the last week. Anuj talks about the Kanye West album and his thoughts. Anuj also talks about diversity icons like Hasan Minhaj and how we tend to overhype our beacons of representation, amongst a whole lot more. Tap in this is a good one! 

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In this episode, Anuj talks about the bigger picture of the issues that have taken the media by storm over the past week after the Taliban have taken over Afghanistan. Anuj talks about the micro perspective and why we should care as Americans, as well as the deep historical context that surrounds this country, and how we need to help shift the narrative about the Middle East. 

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Yes Theory Video on Afghanistan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J74B2jzr8iA

Books I Mentioned In This Episode: The Kite Runner, A Thousand Splendid Suns, Three Cups of Tea (About Pakistan but about education and building schools).