WHAT IS A MEME? with ANUJ NAKADE | take 25 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 23, 2021 · 52 MIN

WHAT IS A MEME? with ANUJ NAKADE | take 25

from Stories with Shastri · host Sanghamitra Shastri

here, we learn about what makes a meme, their educational potential, philosophy, religion and more! If this episode doesn't resonate with you, please send it to someone for whom you think it might. Have a lovely day!  ---  Anuj Nakade is a resident meme curator at TIFA Working Studios and curated the infamous Meme Regime that travelled with the show to Mumbai, Bangalore, Mysore and Goa. He holds a BA honours in psychology from Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce and is on his way to getting an LLB. He performed as an actor with a theatre Group "The Drama Queens" and also flirts with the idea of stand-up. He hosts a podcast by the name “Deep Fried Neurons” which he started in 2018 to deal with meaninglessness in life and curiosity about events in human history. He also does video essays about memes on his channel for information to randomly exist in the space of the internet.  ---  Streamed on June 29, 2020  ---  What's new on SwS these days : http://instagram.com/storieswithshastri  What Anuj's up to these days : http://instagram.com/asifiknowu  What I'm up to these days : http://instagram.com/sanghamitrashastri   For enquiries, contact [email protected]

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