The Teenage Way With Arnav Adarsh Arnav Adarsh

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So today I'll be talking to Aphra, a senior at my college who I discovered on one of my college's instagram pages(link at the bottom). I was really intrigued and curious when I saw her post because she was what she went on to descirbe in the captions as a goth! Now I had only seen a few references of the gothic sub-culture on some tv shows and movies here and there but never did I ever expect to stumble across one! So y'all should know me pretty well by now! when I saw Aphra's profile my inner extrovert knew what to do and I decided to actually record a podcast with her, learning more about the sub-culture, the music, the community all of it while actually talking to her!( and not dm'ing her, I love to talk - you should know this by now too).

So here is it guys! I hope you enjoy the podcast and I secretly hope that a potential baby bat out there listens to this and marks their own journey inot the community! (Dm me if that happens)

LINK TO THE INSTAGRAM PAGE - https://www.instagram.com/p/CK3PdRaMnDS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

So today I have an announcement to make, I decided to change the theme of the podcast.

as much as I liked the idea to get into news and share socio-political opinions of various teenagers or people who are baby adults I just quiet didn’t find myself waking up everyday to record a political podcast with people these days .. I couldn’t find the drive to sit down and edit a political podcast,

now don’t get me wrong,

till date all the political podcasts that I’ve done, I have made them with pure interest and joy but I also want you guys to remember the fact that its almost been 7-8 months since I started the podcast and a lot has happened in the past 7-8 months and as a result of that I have become a very changed man….I used to enjoy politics but I don’t anymore that’s it!

So? what now? What I am I gonna do? Is this a good bye message?

NO! NOT ITS NOT! I am actually gonna do what I love to do the most in the world which is

Talking…talking to people getting to know their stories, getting to know their highs and lows in life I love to understand where a person comes from and more often than not you’ll find me deeply engaged in a conversation with someone who I’ve met for the first time in my life given the other person has the time too.

So from the next podcast onwards, I will be bringing to you amazing stories of really interesting teenagers which will be an eye opener for a lot of teenagers, Stories of teenagers who’ve been there done that, struggled, got down and then got up only to fly high, dodging the societal taboos like vicious beasts and give you the answers and give you ways to deal with whatever they dealt with so that you…my dear listener will know that you are not alone but of course we are gonna have rich, soulful and conversations that will you hooked but till then I bring you todays guest with my lovely friend and model un buddy Yash Goyal on everything about the farmers protest.

Today I'll be in conversation with the FOUNDER AND CEO of “PiltoverTech” MR.MANAN ISSAR.

He has won several awards including some like the NDTV SMART FIFTY CONTEST WINNERS AWARD.In this episode I talk to him about some must have mindset hacks on starting a business in college, breaking the introvert shell that some might be interested in breaking but don’t really know how to, we talked about how the influence of technology at an early age inspired him to pursue his ventures in life so far and how developing an interest for something that you love can lead you to become a leader at a position when it comes naturally to you, simply because you persevered through the tough times, how? Listen to the podcast to know how.

In this episode he touches a really important point which will be of to several college students who’ll be sitting for placements in their 3rd or 4th year and are stuck in the dilemma of whether or not to sit for placements or start their own start up- “THE STAR POINT OF TODAYS PODCAST”.

I’ve linked Manan Sir’s linkedin profile here for those who are interested.

(https://www.linkedin.com/in/issarmanan/)

So sit down relax Put on some earphones and enjoy the conversation :)

Siddhartha Bedi is currently working as a director at the popular you tube channel arré and produces his own independant short films on his instagram and you tube channel, the latest one being "My sister and hand me downs" with over 250k views on all his social media platforms combined!
His education in Hansraj college at Delhi Univesity helped him progress and bloom in his what was supposed to be acting but later turned to be a  "direction in films" career. 
In this podcast he talks about how we as an audience can improve the quality of bollywood movies and content produced around us on social media platforms, being an avid content creator himself he explains certain responsibilities,rules and ethics which he beleives are supposed to be followed by  all content creators. He also gives us all a descent tip at the end of the podcast about producing content for camera shy people, he shares his creative teachings from life and also discusses about the power of manifestation and how it can change peoples lives. SIDDHARTHA BEDI INSTAGRAM - https://instagram.com/dis.is.sidd?igshid=1jbpqc2dnack9

Welcome to third and the final part of the BLM movement and the dynamics of racism, in todays podcast ill be having a conversation/interview with another dps dehradun survivor and my senior from school Miss Shriya Rawal.She has been studying in the USA since the past two years and I thought it would be very nice to actually get know about the BLM movement from the ground up and from the place where it actually originated and Shreya di was very much polite to have the wonderful podcast youre about to listen with me,where she explains in detail about the feelings of the black people on ground, she exaplains how and why different age groups are more emotionally driven towards a particular sentiment when it comes to the blm movement.
Here is link if you want to dive deeper in the issue.
https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1bIzoK49zXDlVQtefmYsdt5vJyQIAb0OBXhZVm77JQaI/mobilebasic

Welcome back everyone to episode three of the teenage way, today I have brought to you another political issue but this one is quite special , because its an international political issue. So in this Two part series,Today with one of my really intellectual seniors who is studying in manchester ,united kingdom since the past two years, I discuss about the dynamics of racism with special emphasis on the black lives matter movement. As sad is the issue of the death of george floyd, an innocent soul, if you are not a strong follower of international news and affairs then I regret to inform you that what happened to george floyd was a saturation point to many many years of unjust and resisitance to justice of the black community in USA. In today's podcast we are actually going in depth in the explanation of the difference between casual racism, systemic racism,systematic racism. We explain how most of the world somehow or the other is being subjected to some kind of racism or the other through examples we find in india where we focus on how the trasdgender community is by far one of the most dangerously underrepresent minority groups in india.