Punit Pania is a stand up comedian from Mumbai who is touring his show, Gainfully Employed. In this episode I sit with him and have a conversation on few of the topics he covers in his show, about how comedy is a long game, about re-inventing yourself constantly and as a successful comedy producer he gives me a few insights on why comedians do not make much in comedy and how that can be changed in India. 

In this episode I sit down with Veteran Comedian from Seattle, Brad Upton who after 34 years into his career, had a couple of brilliant stand up videos go viral, giving him the break he much deserved. In this episode he talks about making peace with one's career, about the things in life that are more important than one's career and about what he's learned about life and comedy in the last 35 years. Also joining me on this podcast is Krutika Jawanjal who is a comic from Bangalore who is instrumental in getting Brad on this Podcast.

Radhika Vaz is a successful comedian, author, writer and Improv actor. In this episode she sits with me and has a conversation about how she found comedy as a result of being lonely, about how Indians do not like talking about love and sex, about dealing with shame and about what she does every time she finds herself in a slump.

Aakash Mehta is an old comedy buddy of mine who always is doing something to progress and grow in his comedy career. He dropped in and talked to me on how much life has changed for him in the last one year. We talk about Free Will, about how he manages his personal life along with his hectic professional life, about what he learned from his break up and also gets me into talking honestly about how my previous year has been. Hope you enjoy this conversation of Aakash and me.

In this episode I sit down with Stand up Comedian, Podcast host, Content Creator and traveler Kritarth Srinivasan and candidly about his Failed Travel Start Up and the lessons he learned from it. I also talk about what I learned from failing in making progress with music. We have a conversation about why having a great product is not enough, about the value of building experience, about knowing how to maintain balance and about executing your dreams in a planned way.

In this episode I sit down with Finance Expert Naga Subramanya and talk about what we all should know about money. We dive deep into a conversation that includes learning how money works, how loans work, how to not be broke, about why we hate taxes, about the importance of planning and about setting audacious goals. If you want to be more intentional with the usage of money, this episode is what you need to listen to.

In this solo podcast, I discuss the lack of adequate preparation for adult life in schools and colleges. Imagine if Schools equipped us with Skills and values that would not just find us better jobs but would improve the quality of our lives? I talk about the value of sports, arts, leadership and about finding one's identity to develop confidence.

In this episode I sit down with counselor, psychologist, motivator and my father [all the same person] and talk about the ability to bounce back from set backs. If you are going through a slump, I hope this episode finds you.

In this solo podcast, I discuss a few lessons that I've learned from my one year of pursuing comedy, podcasting and writing full time. I talk about time, money, your close circle of friends, about fear, about confidence, about facing hurdles, about dealing with people and about being your own teacher.

In this episode I sit down with writer, stand up comedian and filmmaker Ahmed Shariff and have an honest discussion about right wing vs left ideas, about why people who identify themselves as right wing are demonized, about blaming the system vs blaming yourself and about the importance of listening to the other side.