The Mankind Show

In this very exciting episode, we have Riten Debnath as our guest who is a Computer Science graduate from Agartala and the founder of Fueler (https://fueler.io) which is a portfolio creation platform where you can create your profile and showcase your work samples in any field for monetization.We discussed how did the idea of Fueler originate and what is going to be its future. 

In this episode, we feature Sonali Sharma who is an author, freelancer, and content strategist. Sonali tells us about how she got into writing and what circumstances made her a freelancer. She also mentioned how her parents, especially her mother, supported her in becoming what she is today. Sonali also talks about two of her bestselling books, "Small Is The New Big" and "Life Explored, Yet Left Unexperienced".Follow Sonali:Sonali's Instagram: https://instagram.com/author_sonaliSonali's Twitter: https://twitter.com/authorsonaliSonali's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sonaliisharma/Check out Sonali's books:Small Is The New Big (Amazon): https://amz.run/5zPNSmall Is The New Big (Flipkart): https://www.flipkart.com/small-new-big/p/itm18735c6bf96caLife Explored, Yet Left Unexperienced (Amazon): https://amz.run/5zPR

In this episode, I have invited Tushar Tayal, who runs his own podcast by the name of "Charcha in BlackHole" on YouTube.The following topics were covered:1. When did Tushar start his podcast and how can someone start one's own?2. How to discover niche for your podcast?3. How CIBH team was built and how to build one.4. How to find your guests and research about them.5. Video quality vs Content quality.6. What engages the audience the most?7. How to improve content in long term?8. Short form vs Long form content.9. Who should start a podcast and who should not.

In this episode, we have Mr. Ketan Tilve as a guest who has his own podcast "Life Loosened Up" and vlog "Mahol Creator in USA". We touch on the topic of human relationships this time. The episode has two parts covering various aspects of human relationships. The first part covers individuality and mutual understanding, while the second part covers the foundation of healthy and long-lasting relationships.

In this episode, we have Mr. Ketan Tilve as a guest who has his own podcast "Life Loosened Up" and vlog "Mahol Creator in USA". We touch on the topic of human relationships this time. The episode has two parts covering various aspects of human relationships. The first part covers individuality and mutual understanding, while the second part covers the foundation of healthy and long-lasting relationships.

In this episode, we have Sachin Kothari with us. Sachin is a LinkedIn Growth Strategist and Business Development Executive at a digital agency.We talk about why today's young generation of age group 18-22 is lacking the energy that the youth of the previous generation had and is at its lowest mental state. We have analyzed various factors responsible for this condition and tried to figure out what can we do to improve this condition. 

Sometimes, we need role models in our life for inspiration, and most of the time, they are Bollywood celebrities. But, it is necessary that our role models are known for their work and not merely for their looks or physical appearance. Sadly, in today's era, due to widespread media and the internet, we get easily influenced by people who do not have anything except good looks or an "attractive" bodily appearance and start seeing them as role models. We ignore the people who are actually doing their job very well and have delivered strong messages through their performances, they are underrated actors. They have struggled a lot to reach where they are today but they are vulnerable to losing their name or being replaced by somebody having good looks or good appearance. We as the audience must decide whom we want as role models for us as well as generations to come. In this episode, I have invited my friend Avi Vinodia to discuss 10 underrated actors who have not gotten the recognition and fame that they deserve.

In this episode, we feature Vedant Shukla who is an engineering student and an admirer of philosophy. We discuss the prevalent women objectification and deep misogyny in pop as well as rap music under the garb of upbeat music. Further, we talk about the aspects of women which are not given importance today like proficiency in science, literature, psychology, philosophy, and art.

In this episode, we are talking to Udit Goenka, who is the founder and CEO of a 20M USD SaaS (software as a service) company named Pitchground. Udit tells us about how he started Pitchground, what challenges did he face and how he overcame those challenges to be what he is today. Further, Udit explains the immense scope of new software and tech startups in the software services space. Udit also puts emphasis on learning new skills in your 20s and executing the same in your 30s.  Udit gave some enlightening insights which are very valuable for budding entrepreneurs.

In this episode, we talk about why videogames are not just a leisure time-killing activity but a way to find inspiration through a storyline. Hector Ramirez a.k.a SoldierMonk3y joins us for the discussion who himself runs a podcast on gaming.

In this episode, we discuss the implications of a startup against a secure 9 to 5 job.  00:30 What is a startup?  01:18 Difference between a startup and a business  02:33 Dilemma of Indian students  04:36 Obsession with security  05:37 Bank Loan vs Investment  07:46 The rich poor gap  10:44 Underconfident freshers  13:03 The right habits for right thinking  15:45 Convincing parents  18:03 Final verdict