In this episode, Ph.D. Princeton Student Shashank Gupta talks about general civil engineering, his experience at Princeton, the future of civil engineering and much more!

In this episode, I talked with Albert Wickman, co-founder and CTO of a website development company called moodbased.io, about a developer's mindset when going through his entrepreneurial journey. He also talked about overcoming the competition as a developer and strategies to seek out when starting your journey as a beginner.

In this episode, I talked with Arshdeep Taneja, a BITS Pilani student and the Co-founder/CEO of Debound. I spoke with him about his earlier start-ups, his learnings from his failures, opportunities for a founder in India, and the bare basics required prior to starting a start-up.

In this episode, I talked with Edvard Ekvall who is the founder and CEO of a product company called GRAM studios based in Gothenburg, Sweden. He talked about his journey in cinematography, his inside perspective on the film industry, project management in film production, and outsourcing freelance skills as a new founder. The podcast is a great listen for anyone interested in the film industry or production management.

In this episode, Kanishk Chaudhary talks about studying Mechanical Engineering as a Master's student at Stanford University, his journey from India to the USA, his advice for prospective Stanford students, and the impactful differences he felt in education at Stanford and at BITS Pilani.

In this episode, I talk to Husni Mohammed, the co-founder of Fara Technology. Fara Technology is a software consultancy company that Husni and his co-founders founded to provide quality software services. This podcast revolves around the topic of artificial intelligence, the competition between Google and Microsoft, and the consequences of winning the AI race.

In this episode, I talk to Aryan Ghosh, the founder and chief executive officer of Epicenter News. Epicenter News is a news-providing company established by Aryan and his co-founders to share well-organized, research-based news and eradicate opinionated news.

This episode is all about meeting Harsh Beniwal while he was recording 'Baban and Babli 2', meeting our own fans at a point in time in our lives, creating Youtube videos, our fans becoming annoying, et cetera.

In this episode, I talk to Satish Kushwaha, the founder of 5 successful channels with over 500,000 subscribers on his main channel 'Satish K Videos', about the way instant success becomes a curse instead of a blessing, how hatred and jealousy become one of the main distractions on the road to success and much more!

In this episode of TheSimpleConvShow, presented by ApexSpirit, I talk with Kavira about the reality of an Indian rapper, the platform Indian rappers got after the beef between Raftaar and Emiway, the way Youtube suddenly stopped growing his channel which has over 186,000 Subscribers and 8 million views, and much more!

This podcast aims to bring the reality of an Indian rapper in front of the audience of TheSimpleConvoShow and show the real struggles a well-growing rapper goes through after a crash.