In this episode I sit down with stand up comedian Vikram Balaji who after starting comedy in India and moving to America, has worked his way to become a regular in clubs in the US. We talk about performing comedy internationally, about the comedy landscape in the US and as always the lessons he's learned from his journey so far.

In this episode, I sit down with the stand-up comedian extraordinaire Azeem Bannatwala. Together we delve into a conversation on the value of confidence and how his participation in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival helped him. We speak about starting, running, and closing a very successful Comedy Collective - East India Comedy and the lessons he's learnt from pursuing comedy for 8 years.

In this episode, Stand Up Comedian Mayandi K. R opens up about the early rough years of his life, about how laughter helps you go through pain, about managing a family while pursuing comedy, about doing comedy in your mother tongue and about his journey thus far.

In this episode owing to the lack of availability of a guest I talk about a few lessons that I learned on how to stay happy and motivated while working a Nine to Five Job. If you work a Nine to Five Job, I sincerely hope that you find this useful.

In this episode I sit down with Stand Up Comedian, Rajasekhar Mamidanna who created a brilliant non offensive comedy show based on the Ramayan called the Legend of Ram. We have a conversation about what inspired him to create the show, about how he managed not to offend people, about what he learned about discipline and in the end he tells me about the 27 city comedy road trip that he and 2 other comedians, Bhavneet Singh and Sandesh Johny are doing across India. 

You can watch the entire Legend of Ram here for free - https://bit.ly/2DWSCiZ

In this episode I sit down with actor, model, singer, special educator and fitness enthusiast Madhuri Braganza and have a conversation about how volunteering for special needs kids helps her, about how she has learned that being kind is greater than being right and about how her mantra is prioritizing progress over perfection.

In this episode I sit down with Delhi Based stand up comedian Anshu Mor who left a top leadership position in his Corporate Career to pursue his passion in being an entertainer. We talk about how he learned to undo the political correctness that he picked up from many years of his corporate career, about how he feels that the times that we live in now are optimum for people who are willing to believe in their talents and about the story of how he made the leap.

In this Episode, I sit down with Bangalore based Stand up Comedian, Joteen Patro to talk about how he quit his job to pursue comedy, about his life before comedy and about finding one's rhythm on stage.

In this episode I sit down with Counselor, Psychologist and Mentor Krishnan Vasudevan and learn about the importance of having a mentor as well as about dealing with a toxic family and the need for re-parenting.

Vishnu & Shankar Padmanabhan are two brother who are hosts of the weekly podcast called The Writer & Geek Show where they discuss science, history, technology and everything in-between. In this episode I sit with them and have a conversation about how they go about their process of creativity, about how creating content makes them happy and what they have learned about life from this whole process of creating and putting out content.