Harsh, Pulkit and Anuj (three 25+ year old cartoon show enthusiasts) discuss in detail the shows they grew up watching. They also talk briefly about the dad jokes, fucked up surnames they have heard, Pulkit's unacceptable love for children, Anuj's questionable love for aunties and what a bad friend Harsh is.

In the final episode of this year, Harsh talks about New Years. He talks about New Year celebrations over the years. He reflected back on the struggles people faced in 2021 and surprisingly ended up creating something positive for a change.

Harsh talks about Spider-Man: No Way Home and the references that are shown in the movie! A brief review of the notable scenes and sequences along with what went right and what went wrong in this movie.

In this episode, Harsh shares his tips, tricks and best practices to crack an interview. People from all fields and all experience levels can listen to this episode. He talks about the common interview rounds and gives a thorough understanding of how to ace these while walking along the design and structure of a resume.

Harsh is joined by his colleague from Microsoft, Suyash, who is an IIM Ahmedabad alumni to talk about every Indian's favourite go-to course: MBA. This episode is suited for students and professionals alike. We touched upon every question that goes on in the head of someone who opts or thinks about going for this course.  Resources mentioned in the podcast:  https://www.mba.com/exam-prep/gmat-of... https://gmatclub.com/ https://www.pagalguy.com/

In this episode, Harsh shares his learning from the experience he has had working at Microsoft for 3+ years in various roles. He talks about how to get started as a fresher if and if not you are from a computer science background. Along with that, he talks about  the different domains and roles available in an IT company and the different career paths associated with each one of them. He also gives a step-by-step plan on how to switch your domain.

Harsh is joined by Prashant, who carries 25 years of experience in the finance industry with him, on this episode to discuss start-ups, investments and the notion of failure in India. The concepts discussed are backed up by data by taking case studies of the implementation of the same in renowned companies. Speaking from a personal experience, Prashant dissected the failure of his own start-up that led to a loss of 30 crore rupees in 30 months.

I don't even want to write anything here. Listen to it if it feels like its worth 26 minutes of your time.