This podcast is about my personal life and philosophy that I understand about the many thing about this life. I'll be sharing my life problems, my hopes, and my thoughts on this channel.
Applestreet Philosophy Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Mohit Khanna
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This podcast is about my personal life and philosophy that I understand about the many thing about this life. I'll be sharing my life problems, my hopes, and my thoughts on this channel.
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10/16/2022
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September 3, 2025
Episode 13: Ending this show
I'm ending this podcast show today. Won't be releasing anymore episodes in future. Thanks!
October 23, 2022
Episode 5: My Music Collection
In this podcast, I've talked about my music collection. These include Rock, Electronic and many more genres and artists. In this podcast, I'll be talking about music. I've been listening to music since childhood. I started with Bollywood music in my early childhood, where I was very young and only had cassettes from what my family was listening to. Later I bought a Bryan Adams cassette including Vengaboys, Whigfield, and a few 80's - 90's western music.I then went to a boarding school, and met friends who were listening to lots of more music including Backstreet Boys, Nirvana, and many more artists that I don't quite remember until my 10th grade when I heard Joe Satriani, Limp Bizkit, Eminem, Hiphop music, metal, and lots of artists.Then I went to Canada for an exchange trip, and I made friends there who were listening to Punk, metal and lots of more music. Napster and Bearshare were popular sources of downloading music while Online music streaming and radios were the sources of finding new music.I came back from my exchange to find my brother bringing a few albums with him from his own exchange trip to the United Kingdom. He gave me cassettes and CDs of Linkin Park, Offspring, and a compilation album from which I picked on more genres and artists. This compilation album was called "The Album" and it had lots of artists including Coldplay, Kings of Convenience, The Avalanches, Oasis, The Verve, Ash, and many more artists from Britpop to electronic and alternative rock genres. Also found Incubus and Marliyn Manson including Gorillaz. My collection included John Mayer, Moby, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, and many more artists.I also heard Metallica, The Prodigy, and lots more artists later on. I then later went to study computer engineering where I met more friends who were listening to lots of more music. I was also then downloading more music on my own and found more artists including Led Zeppelin, Black Eyed Peas, Rob Zombie, Jimmi Hendrix, and many more artists which I had heard before, although I found new songs by these artists. I also found Thievery Corporation, Kruder and Dorfmeister, and their DJ Kicks compilation series.After dropping out of college I went back home and most of my time was into music, video games and movies. In music I found more artists including Fatboy Slim, Stereophonics, Blur, Keane, Blue October, Wilco, Switchfoot and many more new artists. Then I also downloaded Fusion and Electronic music.Later I found Soundcloud where I heard a new music genre called Deep House. This is still one of my favourite genres because it's easy listening and doesn't distract me while I'm busy. I still browse soundcloud for more songs and playlists, and have been adding my favourite tracks to my playlists for a few years.I've also started working on my own music releases and these include both Deep House and Rock Instrumentals. I've uploaded my music to all streaming websites, and I am still learning my DAW software so currently it's not as good as the music I listen to.Anyways, I listen to EDM too, although only singles from artists in my playlists, because the complete albums are not always available. I use spotify these days, and with the help of online websites, I've managed to transfer all my downloaded music to a spotify playlist. I can now listen to my music collection anywhere without having to store it on my phone and laptop.I also have trip hop, ambient, chillout, psychedelic, and many more genres in my music collection that I listen to occasionally.And that allows me to end this episode.I'll have to continue adding more episodes later.Thank you!
October 16, 2022
Episode 1: End of the Epidemic
With the end of the epidemic, I'm still looking for work and travel options to be able to move out of my country. This podcast is about my progress and the availability of the internships around the globe that can help me work anywhere once the epidemic is completely over and the economy has returned back to normal across the globe.
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