Topics/Questions to talk about in our Podcast

Is this podcast still happening, Achara?

Vishal Agnihotri

Tips on helping the youth steer through mental health as this new, young, social media influenced generation has the highest depression rates.

Varun

1) Starlink Internet vs 5G? which one would be fastest in comparison and has less negative consequences... 2) What do you think would happen in the next 4 years if Trump or Biden wins? (In regards to Economy, Employment, Healthcare) 3) What is the one thing you definitely want to have/do by the time you hit 50?

Abhi

If you may, I'd like to know a little bit of what goes on behind the scenes on the editing table after you've the raw footage of a video reaction. Especially, how do you decide what to keep and what to chop when you've a Netflix/Prime Video rider of keeping the actual footage under five minutes. PS. I know this is geeky and people might not be interested so it's okay if you decide to ignore it.

Vishal Agnihotri

1) How does your childhood and upbringing compare to each other? Would your 10 year old selves have been friends with each other? 2) Out of the movies you have seen so far, which characters personally resonated with you, either due to ideology or similar life experiences? 3) What's the best crime/mistake that you have ever gotten away with? 4) Do you have a favorite monologue from film? Would you be able to recite it for us?

Dick Grayson

Myths / stereotypes of anything & everything of the US that are depicted or is believed to be so by non-americans but which are not actually true. That'd be interesting i hope :) That would be an interesting topic

Srihari L

Oooh, cool! Here are some ideas/questions: 1. Your top 5 favorite movies (and why you picked them!) 2. The best and the worst dates you've ever been on 3. If you were making your own movie, whom would you pick to compose the score for your film? 4. Random question because why not: What's your favorite form of fitness, and how have you been keeping up during the "Big C"? I like a mix of weightlifting, yoga, and running. But I've transitioned more towards yoga during the pandemic (and have built surprising amounts of strength with just yoga!). What have you guys been doing?

1) Silver linings from the whole pandemic period. 2) How to overcome severe lack of motivation to get up and do something, anything? While I've kept that feeling at bay thanks to work, I'm worried that it may soon come back to affect me very badly.