Rabhinder Kanan is a stand-up comedian from Chennai. In this episode, we have a comedy nerd conversations on writing stand up, about starting stand up as in insider in the scene, about how observational comedians are underrated, about Seinfeld and about being the only English Comic in a line up of Tamil Comedians. 

Dominic Franks is a writer and author of Nautanki Diaries which chronicles his 22 day Bicycle Trip from Bangalore to Delhi on a common man's cycle. In this episode he tells me stories from his trip, about how and why we take fewer risks as adults, about his sports teacher who inspired him and what the human body is capable of. 

If you want to buy his book here's the link - https://amzn.to/35iKRmB

In this episode, I sit down with my Dad, K Vasudevan and talk about his Book which he wrote and published during this lock down and about getting busy in a new project. 

Ramya Ramapriya is a stand up comedian who starred in the comedy series, Comicstaan on Amazon Prime Video. In this video we talk about her life before comedy, about writing an hour from scratch,  about writing longer bits vs writing short jokes, about learning how to register audience response and in the end we talk about what we've learned from doing stand up. Have a fun listen. 

In this episode I sit down with hilarious stand up comedian Gauthan Govindan and joke about the show Indian Matchmaking. Remember all of these are just jokes. 

Raunaq Rajani is a comedian from Mumbai who has starred in Comicstaan 2019 and is the creator of a hilarious comedy relationship show, Relationshit. In this episode, I sit with him and talk about his beginnings into comedy, about making comics laugh, about how he came up with the idea to his show, about why relationships don't work for a lot of people and about what he has learnt about being authentic. 

This is part 2 of the Conversation that I had with Punit Pania. In this video we talk about staying back in India, about how Punit wrote his blog in obscurity, about drawing inspiration from artists that resonate with us, about the inside journey of an artist, the need for art to improve the quality of life and about coming to terms with reality. 

Punit Pania is a stand up comedian based out of Mumbai. He also a writer and makes regular appearances in the TV show The Week that Wasn't. In this episode we talk about having a philosophy behind your work, about fame and about taking a stand. Listen to part 2 in the next episode. 

In this episode I sit down with Rajasekhar Mamidana a Brilliant comedian from Hyderabad who wrote a comedy show on Mental Health called, 'Clap Your Hands'. In this episode we talk about why the number of mental health breakdowns have peaked, about the undermined value of community, about the need for discipline and about how flexibility and happiness are related. 

Aakash Mehta is a stand up comedian based out of Mumbai. If you are familiar with the podcast, every year we both sit and have a heart to heart conversation on comedy and how life was in the year that went by. In this episode we talk about empathy, privilege, going on stage with a bad mood and about belief in the process.