As Seen on My Feed

Mayur Devman

Some stories entertain us. Others quietly stay with us. As Seen on My Feed is a storytelling podcast about books, movies, TV shows, documentaries, and remarkable ideas worth experiencing. In each episode, we take a spoiler friendly journey through one carefully chosen work, following its story, exploring its themes, and uncovering what makes it unforgettable. We believe the best stories don't just end. They change the way we think, feel, and see the world. Come for the story. Stay for the conversation.

Episodes

  1. Jul 14

    One Night in Tokyo Quietly Changes Five Lives

    Some stories don't ask to be understood. They ask to be felt. This episode of As Seen on My Feed is a full spoiler walkthrough of Haruki Murakami's After Dark. Together, we journey through one quiet night in Tokyo, where insomnia, loneliness, jazz, silence, and chance encounters slowly weave together into something deeply human. We follow the novel exactly as it unfolds, pausing to appreciate Murakami's atmosphere, symbolism, and the emotions that exist between his words, so even if you've never opened the book, you'll leave feeling like you've lived through its night.

  2. Jul 14

    Two Friends Somehow Changed Internet Comedy Forever

    What makes a comedy sketch stay relevant years after it was released? In this episode of As Seen on My Feed, we finally watch and discuss Key & Peele, the Emmy winning sketch comedy series created by Keegan Michael Key and Jordan Peele. From substitute teachers and football player introductions to airport security and office culture, we explore why these sketches continue to dominate the internet long after the show ended. We also talk about Jordan Peele's transition from comedy to horror, the social commentary hidden beneath the jokes, and why great comedy often says more about society than drama ever can. As Seen on My Feed is a podcast where two friends finally explore everything they've been saving for later, from movies and TV shows to books, documentaries, articles, and internet rabbit holes.

  3. Jul 13

    A Global Blackout Forces People to Relearn How to Survive

    In this episode of As Seen on My Feed, we discuss the Japanese film Survival Family (2016), directed by Shinobu Yaguchi. The movie follows an ordinary family whose comfortable city life is turned upside down after a mysterious nationwide blackout leaves modern technology useless. We talk about how realistic the film feels, the subtle humor hidden within its survival story, the lessons it teaches about dependence on technology, and whether this underrated Japanese movie deserves a place on your watchlist. Topics covered Survival Family (2016)Japanese cinemaSurvival without electricityPost blackout scenarioModern society and technologyMovie discussion and review As Seen on My Feed is a podcast where two friends finally explore everything they've been saving for later, from movies and TV shows to books, documentaries, articles, and internet rabbit holes,

  4. Jul 13

    A Simple Book Completely Changes the Way People See the World Around Them

    Ever struggled with a door that looked like it should be pulled? Couldn't figure out a remote, an app, or a coffee machine and thought, "Maybe I'm just dumb"? Turns out, that's usually not the problem. In the first episode of As Seen on My Feed, we finally explore one of the internet's most recommended books on design and human behavior The Design of Everyday Things. We discuss why everyday products confuse us, the psychology behind intuitive design, and the simple principles that explain why some things just work while others make us question our intelligence. If you're curious about design, technology, psychology, or simply enjoy seeing the world differently after finishing a book, this episode is for you. Topics covered Design thinkingProduct designUX designHuman behaviorEveryday objectsDesign psychologyUser experienceDon Norman As Seen on My Feed is a podcast where two friends finally explore everything they've been saving for later, from books and movies to TV shows, articles, documentaries, and internet rabbit holes.

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About

Some stories entertain us. Others quietly stay with us. As Seen on My Feed is a storytelling podcast about books, movies, TV shows, documentaries, and remarkable ideas worth experiencing. In each episode, we take a spoiler friendly journey through one carefully chosen work, following its story, exploring its themes, and uncovering what makes it unforgettable. We believe the best stories don't just end. They change the way we think, feel, and see the world. Come for the story. Stay for the conversation.

Information

  • Creator
    Mayur Devman
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Mayur Devman
  • Show Website
    As Seen on My Feed