Capturing images is Tejas’ latest fancy in Cambridge. As a technology geek, he shares with Kala how his perspective about photography changed after their wildlife trip to Kenya, with the two agreeing that captions make the process of documenting moments more fun! 

Kala shares childhood memories of traditional board games and what it means to be a Loser, much to Tejas’ delight! While personal interactions bring communities closer, the two discuss the evolution of games onto online platforms.

Kala and Tejas discuss how integral perspective is to art (through a hilarious misadventure), and the wonderful ability that artists have to produce output that is visually stimulating. 

Reconnecting with high-school friends brings immense joy. In this episode, Tejas and Kala recount the return of their school-friends into their lives while understanding the expectations that come with friendships as an adult.

Kala prods Tejas on how he plans and manages to keep up his commitments - blog, newsletter, academics, gaming, social space to glean what time-management tools he uses. They agree that what is important is to get priorities right.

Kala shares how she's inspiring children and building their public-speaking confidence through webinar sessions. The two discuss bullying, which was the chosen topic for her previous session, with Tejas talking about his own personal experiences as a kid.

A happy Tejas shares with Kala the first feel of seeing St. Edmund's College, its awe and rich legacy as he steps out to explore the University of Cambridge. Joshi Uncle, one of his local guardians, speaks about the lovely day the two spent together.

Kala asks about Tejas' quarantine, speaking about the value of local visits & comfort food, and the two discuss their shared Anglophilia.

Kala picks her son's brains about his feelings prior to relocating to the United Kingdom, which allows Tejas to recollect how his childhood experiences have prepared him for the big move.

Tejas’ uncle Sudish shares some crazy confessions about family members and the impressions they have created. Kala also finds out if they were both acquainted earlier, would Sudish have still married Smitha.