Postcards From Nowhere with Utsav Mamoria

How a failed musician gave rise to Journalling

How Modern Accounting Invented the Sketchbook

Why did we Evolve to Become Funny?

Why Men Cannot See As Many Colours

How the Japanese Yakuza birthed the Video Game Industry

Behind the Japanese Obsession with Perfection

The Art of Spying on Whales

The Last Papermakers of Buddhism

How a 17th Century Couple's Art Found Its Way into Radiohead and Coldplay

How Ferment in English Middle Ages gave rise to Google Search

The Private Maps of Our Lives

Could Climate Stress Change the World's Greatest Pilgrimages?

What the Greatest Artists in the World Teach Us about Life

How Libraries became Centres of Power

Ramayana and the Fundamental Difference between Indian and Western Epics

The Problematic Usefulness of the Travel Guidebook

This podcast episode delves into the captivating legend of Tawuz Baba, a Fakir known for his mysterious disappearance and his ties to peacock feathers. This legend serves as a powerful metaphor for slow travel, highlighting the hidden stories that often go unnoticed by typical tourists. It underscores the value of disc...

How a Working Class Woman became the World's Greatest Fossilist

How a Humble Geologist Shaped the Industrial Revolution

The Journey of The 6% Club

What Deep Time can Teach us About Slow Travel