Brought to you by a brother-sister duo, A Glass For Two specializes in sharing provocative stories told by people with a rich history. The world is in a truly odd place at the moment - there's so much tension and conflict. At the same time, there's so much more potential for unique innovators who are willing to immerse themselves in subjects we never thought would be real. Our world stems from the intangible, yet so many are unable to detach from the past. Our primary goal is to provide a platform for topics that people have been ignorant for far too long.
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Kevin Narang, Simran Narang
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business · religion & spirituality · society & culture
Welcome back to another episode of A Glass For Two!
In this episode, Judy O'Beirn, President and founder of Hasmark Publishing shares her story.
As always, I appreciate all the feedback I can get so feel free to hit me up with your thoughts (@kevinarang)!
20 Aug 2020
#04- Pashmina P. - A Cup Of Conversation
Welcome back to another episode of A Glass For Two!
In this episode, I converse with Pashmina P. - international best selling author of the Cappuccino Chronicles. This conversation was nothing short of a cup of coffee - stimulating, and leaves you feeling like you can accomplish anything you set your heart out to.
Pashmina opens up about her struggles, not only as a writer, but as a mother; and how that played a part in her journey to success. Life can be unexpected, but Pashmina shows us how a pen and a notebook can be all the therapy you need to overcome those rocky waves life gives out.
My sister, Katherine- who wrote an entire book at age 15, joins me on this podcast; and I can tell she's in her element. It makes me so happy to see the sparkle in her eye whilst she talks to Pash; because I see it's everything she aspires to be.
I'm no writer, but Pashmina made me believe a pen and a notepad can take you a long way.
As always, I appreciate all the feedback I can get so feel free to hit me up with your thoughts (@kevinarang)!
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6 Aug 2020
#03- Vimol Kogar - The Motivation Game
Welcome back to another episode of A Glass For Two!
In this episode, I sit down with Vimol Koghar, Realtor and Chairman of multiple organizations. He shares his story on his move to Bangkok from Singapore, and how he made his place in the world of Real Estate in Bangkok.
Vimol's story is all about motivation, why he did what he did; and how he did it.. it all comes down to motivation. Being an outsider 40 years ago, Vimol shares his struggles on how he joined the Bangkok rat-race of buying and selling property.
As the founder of the TIYAA (Thai-Indian Youth Achievement Awards), Vimol shares his motives behind the initiative and what he hopes to achieve from it. After all, he aims to share his motivation with us, the youth, and makes us all believe that ,we can too, do what we put our mind into.
As always, I appreciate all the feedback I can get so feel free to hit me up with your thoughts (@kevinarang)!
27 Jun 2020
#02 - Mark Madison - The Entrepreneur's Paradox
Welcome back to another episode of A Glass For Two!
In this episode, I sit down with someone who I consider to be my mentor, Mark Madison. We discuss the adversities brought upon every individual who seeks self-reliance - someone who wants to achieve unimaginable greatness.
Life is fucked, but it's your prerogative to ensure that you don't succumb to its adversities. My advice would be to grab a pen and a notepad, and breakdown the information presented to you in this podcast - as you would a literary piece.
Throughout the entirety of the podcast, Mark shares a series of tricks and tips YOU can utilize to get one step closer to creative and financial freedom.
As always, I appreciate all the feedback I can get so feel free to hit me up with your thoughts (@kevinarang)!
21 Jun 2020
#01 - Aurko Mahapatra - Provocative Thoughts
People! Welcome to the first episode of A Glass For Two. I am officially no longer a podcast virgin!
In this episode, I'm joined by a good friend of mine, Aurko Mahapatra. Together, we take a deep dive into a variety of different provocative topics; we discuss India's migration crisis, mental health, recreational drug usage, and gender oppression. There are so many pieces of content that we discuss, so make sure you get through the whole thing!
Unfortunately, I did come across a few technical issues, later on, however, I deemed the content too valuable not to share. So please bear with us if you hear any static later on in the podcast. I also want to mention that I deliberately decided to keep the editing to a minimum, because I wanted our conversation to mimic discussions you all may have had in your own personal lives. Hit me up if you got through the podcast, and let me know what you think!
NOTE: This episode was recorded weeks before the escalation of the Black Lives Matter movement, upon recording, the unfortunate passing of George Floyd was a recent occurrence. We shoot the shit a lot in this podcast, but I believe it is necessary to say that such treatments of police brutality and racial discrimination is absolutely abhorrent. It should not stand, and as I said in the podcast, I'm glad to see the unification brought forth by this unfortunate incident.
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