The Wastefellows talk about dominant narratives used against the anti-CAA/NRC protestors, Shashi "Shakespeare" Tharoor's latest brainfart about Muslims being too Muslim,  and the resurgence of Afzal Guru in the national conversation. 

In the second episode of this two-part series, Aliza and special cohost Shariq look at the movement with a more critical eye, looking at what the movement needs to sustain itself, the role of ideology in leaderless protests, and what we have to do to win. ++ Some super helpful protest tips!

In the first episode of a two-part series on the anti-CAA protests, Aliza and special guest co-host Shariq, cover the basics of the CAA and the NRC, their experiences at the protests in their respective cities, and their reflections on being Muslim in these times of anti-Muslim hysteria

The Wastefellows look at the upcoming US President Election and its geopolitical and cultural impact from non-Western perspectives, with a special guest from Palestine. Shoutout to Kareena Kapoor. 

The Wastefellows talk about the recently concluded MAMI film fest, film culture in India, films to watch out for, and perverts with guest Muhammed Deshmukh. 

The Wastefellows catch up on their new favorite show, Skulls & Roses, and unravel the strange world of Indian Reality-TV

Listen to the Wastefellows discuss why Indians love their Whatsapp forwards so much, the Dhruv Rathee School of Facts and Fact-checking, and what rumors we'd like to spread about ourselves on Whatsapp!

Aliza🐮and Satya🐯discuss astrology, palm readers in Hyderabad malls, and why Manu Joseph👩🏼‍🦲is the way he is.

The Wastefellows discuss the curse of stand-up comedy, discount provocateur cinema, and useless speeches.