In this episode I sit down with stand-up comedian Navin Kumar who after struggling to manage his corporate job with his comedy career took part in a volunteer self-discovery program called 'Swadharma' in Auroville, Pondicherry. He tells me about the events that lead him to participate in that program, what that program taught him and how his life changed after that.

Aditya Shridhar is a stand up comedian and a fully qualified medical doctor. In this episode we talk about story telling in comedy, about his absurd style of comedy and about how delusion, hope as well as self-awareness are all required while pursuing comedy as a career. Apart from all this we have a conversation about medicine and how students pay to become doctors and what that entails. This is a fairly wide ranging conservation that I loved having with Aditya and I hope you have a fun listen.

Arnav Rao is a stand up comedian and lawyer. As a stand up comedian he has starred in the Amazon Prime Comedy Series, Comicstaan and has performed gigs across the country. In this episode however we have a serious discussion about the entire process of 'Trial by Social Media' and he shares his insight on this topic. Some of these questions were hard to ask but it's a conversation that had to be had so that we hopefully become more aware individuals.

Sneha Suhas is a Stand-up Comedian, Radio Jockey and Actor based out of Bangalore. In this episode we talk about the lewd, inappropriate and unfair behavior women go through in media industry, about the need for good people to speak up, about what men need to learn as well as how Sneha Suhas navigates the dark world of online hate.

Neelaksh Mathur is a stand-up comedian from Bangalore who is one of the bravest and most hard working comics I've seen. In this episode we talk about how he started comedy in Ahmadabad, Gujarat, about bombing in front of 600 people in an auditorium, about how he balances his hectic comedy schedule with studying for his degree, about his thought process while doing an hour of stand up and about his keen interest in politics. Have a fun listen!

Anto Philip is an Entrepreneur, CEO and Co - Founder of Under 25, a brand that is representative of all things young. In this episode he sits with me and tells me about how he started Under 25 as a way for it to be his happy place in life. We also talk about the benefits of starting young, how discomfort and uncertainty are good things, about the power of young people and about convincing your parents.

Eben Johnson is a singer, songwriter, guitarist and front man of All The Fat Children, a Bangalore Based rock band. In this episode we talk about why some bands make it and some don't, about growing in obscurity and sustaining yourself while you are at it, about performing gigs in relatively obscure places and about how artists should identify themselves as part of a bigger structure.

Shunky Chugani is a stand up comedian from Bangalore who was a star on the Amazon Prime comedy series, Comicstaan. In this episode he tells me the story of all the work he put in, that eventually lead to that successful audition and about all the success that has bounced off of the show.

Aamer Peeran is a stand up comedian based out of Bangalore who is known for his super unique style of comedy. In this episode he sits with me and has a conversation about how comedians will make great old people, about how rigged the education system is in India, about how stand up is a lot like religion and about how he overcame a really rough patch of his childhood.

In this episode, I sit down with stand-up comedian, Vaibhav Sethia who put out his comedy special "Don't" on Amazon Prime Video. We talk about the constant quest for a joke a comedian goes through, about how moving cities helped him further his stand up career, about why an audience would want to come for an open mic or a trial show and how he felt after taping and putting out his stand up special on a streaming platform as famous as Amazon Prime Video.