The versatile series, film, and theater actor Ankur Rathee joined Abhay to chat about his work , the value of meditation, and as an Indian American artist, does one need to "pick a lane"?

Two of the founders of BhaDiPa (Bharatiya Digital Party), Paula McGlynn and Sarang Sathaye, share a fun conversation with Abhay about their journey as Marathi content creators.

Abhay is joined by productivity strategist, Mridu Parikh, who specializes in helping people get organized and gain clarity in their busy lives. She is the founder of Life is Organized and the best selling author of "Accomplish It". They chatted about finding clarity through organizing during and after the pandemic culture.

The wonderful Maneet Chauhan joined Abhay for a chat about ...(wait for it...)...food! She is an internationally known and award-winning chef, author, and television personality. She has a new book out called "Chaat" and recently won Food Network's Tournament of Champions II.

Abhay chatted with the very cool Kevin Negandhi, who is a sports broadcaster and an anchor on ESPN's Sportscenter. He was the first Indian American to be featured on a national sports network. They talked about Kevin's journey and the impact of his representation. They left the Kobe/Iverson chat for next time.

Trisha Sakhuja-Walia is the co-founder and CEO of Brown Girl Magazine and she joined Abhay for a wonderful chat about capturing the pulse of the community, cultivating trust, and what it means to be a Brown Girl in 2021.

Abhay was joined by Asha Rangappa for a great chat. Asha is a lawyer, former FBI special agent, and CNN legal and national security analyst. They talked about her journey, the pace and volume of info in today's news world, and how far we've come from the "Temple of Doom".

Aditi is an integrative medicine physician specialist who has become an expert in resiliency and facilitating great outcomes for individuals and communities. Her work has been highly recognized and is driven by evidence, compassion, and storytelling. She shared her thoughts about resiliency in a pandemic culture, how to cultivate it, and how we can build community.

Abhay was joined by Reshma Saujani, the founder of Girls Who Code. Reshma is a lawyer and an activist who has been helping empower women and mothers through her courage and bold vision, including a proposed #MarshallPlanForMoms. The conversation included Reshma talking about her journey, empowering mothers, raising her boys, and garnering trust.