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Aayush talks about his 'speaking block' and Harry styles 'obsession'

In the travel diary series Aayush talks about his experience traveling around India to experience a Marriage in the City of Light Benaras. This episode features his journey in Kolkata.

In this episode Sam/Aayush talk about their disappearance from creating podcasts. They talk about the cities that they travelled to along with other things.

In this podcast Aayush talks about why his name is Sam (or why his alter ego is Sam). He also recounts and embarassing thing he experienced school. This is a story time episode.

In this final segment Aayush and Aneesh discuss the process of convincing Aneesh's parents for an offbeat career as well as supporting him. Closing of the Podcast

In the second segment Aneesh and Aayush breakdown Aneesh's directorial debut/upcoming film 'Glimpse', they discuss the story synopsis, what went into making the film, the process of writing it, shooting and direction and the experience of it all.

In this podcast, Aayush and Aneesh discuss the Indian academic system and the stigma related to joining an off beat career path. This is the first segment of the podcast and exclusively features the discussion about the academic structure prevalent in india, how offbeat careers are considered financially not viable and how films have an impact on us overall.

In this episode, Sam and Pranathi talk about The Boy Who loved and the entire story behind the obsession Sam has for the book. They breakdown key points of the novel and discuss the quality of it. There's spoilers throughout the talk but I prefer if you hear it regardless.

Aayush talks to you, one on one. Also discusses his exam and a movie.

Sam rants for an unspecified amount of minutes about the state of CBSE examinations while also mentioning the ridiculous ways the government is trying to conduct them.

In this special episode, Aayush is joined by his high school best friend Varsha as they discuss the problematic factors and the toxic masculinity showcased in 2017 film Arjun Reddy (consequently discussing 2019's Kabir Singh). This podcast doesn't endorse anything shown in the film and instead is actually critical of it. Also disclaimer: there's no hate intended to the cast, film crew and everyone else that worked hard on making these films. The work is appreciated. This is just a personal opinion/take on why we find it to be a bad film.

Join Sam as he has a light hearted podcast about the films he has recently watched. This time it is Marriage Story & Love and Monsters. He talks about his perspective, gives you some trivia about the director's life among other details.