Mind with Mansukhani Divyansh Mansukhani

My associate, Srushti Desai, interviews Dr Jerryl Banait. He is a wildlife conservationist and an activist whilst being a Dermatologist by profession. He talks about the struggles of Corona Warriors, those of himself when he approached The Supreme Court of India for the facilitation of PPE kits across India, and the attitude one must have to face the face of society and humanity for better, from a fundamental point of view.
DO NOT FORGET TO LISTEN TO THE PREQUEL (episode 3).

My associate, Srushti Desai, interviews Dr Jerryl Banait. He is a wildlife conservationist and an RTI activist apart from being rigorously involved in medical as a Dermatologist. He talks about his passion to serve the voiceless, particularly the two tigers Kismat and Avni, the kinds of challenges he faces, and thanks his parents for their support.

He says, 'we have to voice our opinions and make it heard at the policy-making levels to build a stronger foundation for the future. If we do not pursue our passion to the logical end, the system will not care for it!'

DO NOT FORGET TO LISTEN TO THE SEQUEL (upcoming soon as Ep. 4)!  

Just like in the first episode, I interact with Davide Zeppa from the Adam Smith Business School at the University of Glasgow; the difference being that these are the behind the recording moments and we never thought about releasing them. Davide talks about the involvement of human subjectivity in finance, gives examples where considering the subjectivity would have changed the face of the market collapse, and throws light on his opinion about how much worth it is to study subjectivity using psychology. 

Fun 20 mins to listen to if you're a layman seeking a prologue to the nature of market behaviour.

I interview Davide Zeppa, a master's student at the Adam Smith Business School at the University of Glasgow, who talks about how he got into economics, psychology in financial prediction and its worth (from a research POV).

Fun 30 mins to listen to if you're a layman seeking a prologue to the nature of the market behaviour!