Vichitramanjari - Mindry.in Podcast

In this episode, we predict how the world might look like when number of Indians everywhere on the planet rise even more rapidly. In the process we tell you who Sriram-Al-Sheikh, George Washington Potti Sriramulu and Kam Jong Un are! #Comedy

In this episode, Arjun and Harish talk about climbing hills, football and buildings. A pointless yet funny conversation. Do listen.

In this episode, we briefly discuss the 2018 Karnataka elections and somehow link them to the English royal wedding. Then, Blockchain Basappa, a farmer-turned-financial advisor, answers questions from a cornucopia of callers about investment options. Music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy and www.bensound.com

We look at what startups today must have in their pitches to investors in order to secure funding. The technologies, buzzwords and concepts that must be part of the presentation to dazzle the beholder (who is also the moneyholder). #Satire We then hear Startup Sundaru, an entrepreneur, pitch his idea to an interested venture capitalist. #Sketch Music: Subramanya Krishnamurthy

In this concluding part of the conversation with Vasudendra, we ask Vasudendra about his music interests and his experiments with music. Theme music by Subramanya Krishnamurthy

Hosts Arjun and Harish prove beyond reasonable doubt (where none existed) that Agile is not natural. Post that, Arun, Arjun and Harish talk to renowned author, publisher Vasudhendra about his trekking experiences and musical experiments in part 1 of an entertaining conversation.

We continue our conversation with the erudite K V Ramaprasad (@hamsanandi) in this concluding part of episode 5.

The theme music of the podcast takes us back to our school days, when "MJ" Radhakrishna instilled deep respect for musical traditions. Then, K V Ramaprasad (@hamsanandi on Twitter) talks to us in this first part of an interview.

Hosts Arjun and Harish talk about Bro culture, the need and necessity for Indians to celebrate every American festival. #SarcasmAlert for those who don't get the joke. In the latter half, Arjun and Pooja talk to Mysooru startup Foodbox creator and theatre actor and enthusiast Murali.

This second part of episode 3 features a conversation with Thejaswi Udupa - renowned quizzer, Bangalorean, columnist, tweeter, cat owner and Shankar Nag fan - about the capital of Karnataka, its history, its identity/culture, what Shankar Nag means to the city and Bangalore's quizzing culture. Along the way, Koramangala is lauded. Title Music by Subramanya Krishnamurthy