Podcast

The Analogue Dialogues

My friend Pavan Muthanna and I launched a podcast called The Analogue Dialogues in April 2026. Our goal: To give a larger audience the accumulated learnings of a few decades of living and working in urban India and glimpses into a examined lives. We meet others only as well as we have met ourselves, and so, this is an invitation to join us in this comfortable corner of the internet and soak in anything that speaks to you.

Episode 6: Running on Fumes

The world of work seems on fire. The world at large feels unwieldy and unsafe, and work feels worse. In these confusing times, what can we rely on? We explore this in detail, because, despite our heads telling us otherwise, we all feel alone in this vastly troubled world. We explore how to start unpacking this particularly twisted problem.

Episode 5: Conflicted About Conflicts?

Why are we so underprepared for conflicts, what socio-cultural reasons could stop us from standing up for ourselves? We explore both, the evolutionary reactions to conflicts and the responses we default to. What would building range look like? And what would repair look like?

Episode 4: Compounding Interests

How interests add to the quality of our lives. In a first for this podcast, we had short interviews with three guests with varied interests and a degree of evident gravitas that speaks for itself

Episode 3: O Captain! My Captain!

A leadership crisis that arose from supplanting a functional system with an ongoing experiment and throwing incumbents into chaos

Episode 2: Fit as a (Middle-Aged) Fiddle

The changing face of adventures in fitness over the years

Episode 1: Generational Conundrums

Working across generational divides in the modern Indian organisation