Ep#215 Banned, Blocked and Bemused! (feat. Mayank Gangwar)

🎙️ #dkLa! Pirate Radio – Ep. 215Banned, Blocked and Bemusedft. Mayank GangwarIn this eye-opening episode, Layeh speaks with Mayank Gangwar—an international poet, author, podcaster, publisher, and the creative mind behind Genius Words and Dear Paarijaat Podcast.Together, they unpack what it means to be a creator in an era of shadowbans, sudden takedowns, and digital gatekeeping. Mayank shares the strange, surreal, and sometimes funny stories of being blocked without warning, banned without reason, and yet still thriving across platforms and borders.💬 Themes explored:– Digital censorship & creator suppression– Entrepreneurship through poetry and publishing– Building a truly international podcast– Staying creative when the system tries to silence you🎧 This episode is a masterclass in persistence, artistry, and poetic rebellion.🔗 Connect with Mayank:📚 Genius Words🎙️ Dear Paarijaat Podcast

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