On this episode of PGRADIO, I answer the question as to what constitutes the concept of moving on? Is forgiving enough? What if the residue or the imprint of the instance or memory remains? Is that still moving on? Is absolute forgiveness possible? 

Rohan Sharma is a Masters candidate for a degree in Finance from the EDHEC Business School, Nice. 

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On this episode of PGRADIO, I talk to one of the most formidable voices Ive known, Arjun Raina. Arjun is a musician and a student of Economics at the USC. Arjun is also graduated from the world renowned UWCAC. Arjun belongs to an indigenous community from Kashmir who were expelled out of their homeland 30 years before Article 370 was abolished. They havent been able to return home since.

On this episode of the podcast, I get together with my friends to talk about my experience at the 10 day vipassana meditation retreat in Wisconsin. I am joined by Aaks Sharma and Akshal Jhawar for the length of it and Ritin Bhatia and Bharat Mago for parts of the discussion.

Vipassana Website- https://www.dhamma.org/

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On the newest format on PGRADIO, Prakahr elicits questions from people and tries to answer them.

Aaks Sharma is an ad executive, a theatre actor and a poet. Prakhar and Aaks talks about the inevitable discomfort that comes with social circumstance and how one should construe their approach towards it.

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Damian Jungermann is a military vet and a student of American studies at Columbia University. Damian talks about his time post-service, how he dealt with the PTSD and depression, the importance of Great Books and how Great Books found their way into his life, Hegel, Kojeve and Neoconservatism. 

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In this very casual conversation spanning themes in science, philosophy, psychology and life, I speak to Thomas Li, one of the smartest teenagers I have met. 

Thomas Li is a student at Columbia University in the City of New York. 

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Prakhar delves into the variety of thoughts that occupy his mind a day before he enters the 10 day long, 12 hour a day, silent, Buddhist meditation retreat in the middle of nowhere in Wisconsin.

Prakhar, the host of this podcast, is a student of Economics and Psychology at Columbia University in the City of New York. He has been a student of accountancy, finance and corporate law in the past. He shares immense passion for politics and philosophy and is a ready debater on almost all issues that he comes to face with.

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Vinamre Kasanaa is the host of The Vitruvian Man Podcast  and holds a degree in Communications from  Boston University's College of Communication. Prakhar and Vinamre are old friends and have collaborated before for multiple artistic projects. Vinamre was born and raised in Faridabad, a suburb of New Delhi, and the co-author of the The Urban Armpit web series and a needlessly fanatical admirer of Jim Morrison and LSD. 

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On this episode of SCRAMBLE, Prakhar talks about how one's interaction with themselves affects their interaction with other people- how the chatter on the inside affects the conversations on the outside. This question was submitted to Prakhar on one of his social media handles. To submit questions to Prakhar please reach out to him on instagram @prvkhvr or at his email [email protected]

Prakhar, the host of this podcast, is a student of Economics and Psychology at Columbia University in the City of New York. He has been a student of accountancy, finance and corporate law in the past. He shares immense passion for politics and philosophy and is a ready debater on almost all issues that he comes to face with.

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David Chester is a student at Duke University. He is pursuing a masters degree in Data science. David is extremely fond of philosophy and quant and has been an athlete in a past life. David and I speak about sports, the concept of causality, how philosophy and quantitative sciences are related and why he chose the drudgery of data science.

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