In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Ali Abdullah about Stand Up comedy in Pakistan. They talk about censorship, no-go zones, and a bit of Indo-Pak politics. ...
This podcast is Part 2 of the discussion on Hate Speech and Blasphemy laws where Nikhil Mehra continues his discussion with Kushal as they look at other aspects of the debate that were not touched during the first part. ...
In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Razib Khan and Colin Wright as they discuss the current state of affairs in the American Culture Wars. Is America now Wokeistan? How is this new ideology impacting American society and what sort of ...
In this monologue, Kushal wants to ask his viewers a simple question, that is what do we want? In light of the recent spate of attacks on alleged blasphemy what do we want? Do we want more freedom or do ...
In this monologue, Kushal makes an appeal to the Government of India as well as all the viewers of the podcast to speak up against this culture inside India where open and direct calls of beheading are made. The aim ...
In this podcast, Ajeet Bharti talks to Kushal about the comments made by the honourable Supreme Court of India in regards to Nupur Sharma’s application to club all the FIR’ filed against her in one area (Delhi). He also talks ...
In this podcast, Anand Ranganathan makes his case for what he calls “Absolute Freedom of Expression”. Anand has often been criticized for standing up for people who are opposed to him ideologically. This podcast is an attempt to explain why ...
In this podcast, Nikhil Mehra joins Kushal for a chat on hate speech and blasphemy laws in India. In light of the comments/remarks made by the honourable Supreme Court in the Nupur Sharma case, what hope do we have as ...
In this podcast, Amana Ansari and Khalid Baig chat about “Secular Blasphemy In India”. This was a video that was recently published by them on their channel “India This Week”. In light of the recent controversy of Nupur Sharma, this ...
In this monologue, Kushal talks about Abrahamic Privilege. What is Abrahamic Privilege? What are its implications in the Indian Democracy as well as global discourse? Also, how is Abrahamic Privilege different from Decoloniality? ...