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In this second episode of this series, detective Ajit faces off with his arch rival, mathematician Jaimini Murthy. Credits: Hari Ravikumar as Aji Harish Kumar as Ajit Arjun Sharma as Pulakeshi

Detective Ajit solves the mysterious case of Mr. Pulakeshi’s personal information suddenly appearing in newspapers, on the radio, on television, on taLegari and more.` Credits: Hari Ravikumar as Ajit Harish Kumar as Dr. Rao Arjun Sharma as Pulakeshi Written by: Arjun Sharma, Harish Kumar Edited by: Vijay Raj Title Music (Vichitramanjari) - Subramanya Krishnamurthy

We, the hosts, Arjun and Harish, are super happy that our GurugaLu Shataavadhani R Ganesh gets the Padma Bhushana award. We also speculate and wish what he could speak at the awards ceremony.

A spiritual yet tempermental old man, a scheming self-proclaimed side-kick, and 'vibration-catching', 'spiritual-not-religious' 80 billionaire meet in this episode of Vichitramanjari - one of Kannada's oldest, not so frequently updated comedy podcast. Credits: Hari Ravikumar as Panchabhutananda Arjun Sharma as Advait Harish Kumar as Rajanna Written by: Arjun Sharma, Harish Kumar, Hari Ravikumar Edited by: Vijay Raj Title Music: Subramanya Krishnamurty Recorded at: Shaale recording studio

The final chapter of the story of maverick hustler and startup guru Ritansh Swayambhu. In this episode, the GyanGuru podcast tells us what transpired in Ritansh's life during the course of his many ventures and (mis)adventures. Cast: Hari Ravikumar as GyanGuru Arjun Sharma as Ritansh Swayambhu and Himself Harish Kumar as Vichitra Chakshu, the Police Commissioner and Himself Priya as Pratijna Charudatta Ganesh Bhat Koppalathota as Excited News Reader Written By: Harish Kumar, Arjun Sharma Recorded at: Shaale Recording Studio, Jayanagar 8th Block, Bengaluru Title Music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy Additional Music: Joseph McDade (Transistor.fm) "Yiddish Sadness" by Doug Maxwell "Sad Past" by Silent Partner "Sinking Ship" by Silent Partner "Dangerous Toys" by SefChol

The continuing story of ace startup founder and overall whizkid Ritansh Swayambhu. In this episode, he himself joins GyanGuru in their podcast studio to regale and enlighten us with his tales of success (and failure). Learn about his many ventures -- organic homes for old people, post-life solutions and more! This is episode 2 of a 3-episode profile of him by the "GyanGuru" podcast. Cast: Hari Ravikumar as GyanGuru Arjun Sharma as Ritansh Swayambhu Written By: Harish Kumar, Arjun Sharma Recorded at: Shaale Recording Studio, Jayanagar 8th Block, Bengaluru Title Music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy Additional Music: Joseph McDade (Transistor.fm)

A day in the life of a fictional post office that has the latest, bleeding-edge-est way of dealing with posts, parcels, stamps and startups. Cast: Hari Ravikumar as Post Chief Arjun Sharma as post office customer, startup-founder Harish Kumar as post office customer Written By: Harish Kumar, Arjun Sharma Recorded at: Shaale Recording Studio, Jayanagar 8th Block Title Music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy

Can a man well versed in the ancient art of avadhaana, rescue a hostage situation? Listen in to this Kannada comedy sketch to find out. Credits: Negotiator Ganesh - Ashtavadhani Ganesh Bhat Koppalatota Adi Ugra - Hari Ravikumar Policeman - Arjun Sharma Abhilasha - Pooja Shankar News anchor and other roles - Harish Guest appearance - Shatavadhani Dr R Ganesh Poems - Ashtavadhani Ganesh Bhat Koppalatota, Raghavendra G S Script: Harish Kumar & Arjun Sharma Recorded at: Shaale Recording Studio, Jayanagar 8th Block Title Music - Subramanya Krishnamurthy

Failed aspiring comedian Pradeep robs all jokes in the country, puts strict joke controls, threatens..until Teaching Star Arun steps in.. Featuring: Arjun, Arun, Harish, Lokesh, Pooja, Swaroop Written by: Arjun, Harish Background music: YouTube Audio Library Title music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy Support us on patreon at patreon.com/mindryin

In this episode, Teaching Star Arun, explores the mysterious absence of correspondence between 2 men who were committed to reviving the lost art of letter writing. They had written and been writing all sorts of letters - leave letter, love letter, letters to the editor, open letters and closed letters. Help others discover this podcast by rating or reviewing this podcast on iTunes or Google Podcasts. For supporting this podcast, please visit patreon.com/mindryin This episode features: Arun, Arjun, Harish Title music by: Subrahmanya Krishnamurthy Background Music: Alone with my thoughts by Esther Abrami, Spirit of the Dead by Aakash Gandhi

In this episode of Vichitramanjari, we talk with the legendary Shatavadani Dr. R Ganesh. Here, he speaks about about humour, irreverence, boundaries, taboo subjects, Kannada & Sanskrit literature and many more things.

Teaser of the interview with the legendary Dr. R Ganesh. He spoke to us about humour, irreverence, boundaries, taboo subjects, Kannada & Sanskrit literature and many more things, as you can hear in this sample. The episode will be released shortly!

Why do epic poems/mahakavyas have to be primarily about love/shrungara or valour/veera? Why can humour/hasya not be the vehicle for such an epic? Why can we, Harish and Arjun, not come up with an outlandish story for such a mahakavya? What is the G-Spot called in Samskrita? With special contributions from noted avadhani Ganesh Bhat Koppalathota, we embark on such a journey in this episode.

In this second part of episode 24, we speak to Priyanka Bharadwaj, who founded and runs https://marriagebrokerauntie.com/ She tells us what this MBA (MarriageBrokerAuntie)is about, her journey in the relationship advisory/coaching world and the types of people/questions she comes across. Check it out! Support us at www.patreon.com/mindryin Music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy

What is marriage? What kinds of marriages should there be? Why is marriage? Why is the number of participants there limited to two? We probe these and other pressing marital issues in this episode. Do listen! Support us at www.patreon.com/mindryin Music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy