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In episode 154 of PG Radio, we dive deep into the psyche of popular YouTuber  @Thugesh. Join us as we psychoanalyze the mind behind the screen and explore the fascinating facets of his life, career, and personal anecdotes.

Thugesh, real name Mahesh Keshwala, is a well-known Indian YouTuber famous for his funny and sharp takes on current issues. With a talent for mixing comedy with smart commentary, Thugesh has gained a large following online. His engaging style and unique content make him a popular figure, as he talks about everything from pop culture to everyday life with humor and insight.



This is what we talked about:

00:00 - Rajat Dalal & Lafde
06:00 - Is "casting couch" real?
14:25 - Thugesh talks about his struggle
18:30 - YouTubers’ Salary Revealed
24:19 - Thugesh’s Love Life
26:20 - Family Vlogs Roasted
28:45 - Virat Kohli and Cricket
33:30 - Thugesh's Biggest fear
43:24 -"Maar-Pitai" & Real life Lafda stories
52:20 - What is Thugesh's Ultimate Goal in life
1:09:39 - Prakhar opens up about his controversy

In episode 153 of PG Radio, we discuss spirituality, history, and mythology with our special guest, Akshat Gupta. Join us as we uncover the layers of ancient Indian wisdom, intriguing legends, and fascinating stories that continue to shape the cultural fabric of India.

Akshat Gupta, a prolific storyteller and cultural historian, guides us through a captivating journey that spans sacred symbols, reincarnation tales, the origins of Vedas and much more.


This is what we talked about:
00:00 - Why are "peepal" and Banyan trees sacred?
13:03 - Akshat tells us a scary story
16:50 - Reincarnation story of Akshat
25:15 - Origin of Vedas
28:05 - Lost Technologies of Ancient India
41:00 - Connection between Ramayana and Mahabharata
50:06 - Naga Sadhus and their war stories
1:04:30 - Akshat tells an interesting story about a big business family

In episode 152 of PG Radio, we discuss the recent Lok Sabha Elections 2024, with only three days left until the results are announced. Join us as we analyze the potential outcomes, key players, and pivotal moments that have defined this election season.

Our guest for this episode is Pradeep Bhandari  @JanKiBaat1  a renowned journalist, news anchor, and psephologist. He is the founder and editor-in-chief of Jan Ki Baat, a platform known for its grassroots-level reporting and comprehensive election coverage. Pradeep has a track record of accurately predicting various elections through his on-ground surveys, demographic research, and data analytics.

With the election season behind us, Pradeep offers a detailed state-by-state analysis, discussing the impact of various factors on voter behaviour and party performance.

In episode 151 of PG Radio, we engage in a conversation with Ami Ganatra and Kushal Mehra. We discuss religion, the concept of God, Hinduism's complexity, "Dharma", morality, and the relevance of ancient texts like the Mahabharata and Ramayana.

Ami Ganatra is an author and scholar specializing in Indian epics. She has written "Mahabharata Unravelled" and "Ramayana Unravelled," where she explores the depths of these ancient texts and presents their lessons and stories in a clear and accessible manner.

Kushal Mehra hosts "The Cārvāka Podcast" and is the author of "Nastik: Why I Am Not an Atheist," a book that explores Indian atheism and dharmic skepticism. His podcast and book provide deep insights into philosophy, politics, and culture, making complex ideas accessible to a broad audience.

In episode 150 of PG Radio, we get into a conversation with Seema Anand @SeemaAnandStoryTelling . Seema Anand is a mythologist and storyteller. With a Ph.D. in Narratology and a bestselling book, ‘The Arts of Seduction’, she leads us through topics like sex, foreplay, and the Kama Sutra. Join us as we explore the art of seduction and much more with her.

In episode 149 of PG Radio, we get into a conversation with Neeraj Walia also known as @ezsnippat He is a content creator whose videos recently went viral on Instagram for humorously teaching coding.