Sector 29 presents, "Nashe pe Charcha". What happens when three friends talk over random stuff being intoxicated. From talking about the intricacies of society to comparing between F.R.I.E.N.D.S. and HIMYM, on a deep psychological level. We are you!
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Sector 29 presents, "Nashe pe Charcha". What happens when three friends talk over random stuff being intoxicated. From talking about the intricacies of society to comparing between F.R.I.E.N.D.S. and HIMYM, on a deep psychological level. We are you!
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June 19, 2020
Was Thanos right ?
<p>In the blockbuster Infinity Wars, Thanos kills half of the human population. Amidst the Corona, many people have died, and we are extremely sorry about that. But in these darkest clouds, there is a silver lining when nature is reclaiming itself. Pollution levels are down, and critically endangered species are being sighted. This raises the question, was Thanos right? Are we so naive that we couldn't understand what climate change can do to us? </p> <p>What are your views about it ?</p>
June 13, 2020
Collecting the lost lessons from the college
<p>It's been 4 years since we graduated, and we take a long hard look back to those days. College is a pivotal point of anybody's life. You make friends for life, you might just hit the jackpot and find your soul mate. You experience new highs and new lows. And looking back, we find that we in fact signed up for crash course on life. Faces were revealed, masks dropped, and soul cleansed amidst the summer of broken hearts. We bring out the lessons we learned during our college days in this episode. Do you have any lessons ? Flood the comment box! </p> <p><br></p> <p>Also, we are new to the podcast game. Show us some love. Like. Subscribe. And we love you! </p>
April 24, 2020
Democracy is an over-rated idea.
<p>Amidst the chaotic governments and constant conflicts in the world, we are taught, rather conditioned to believe that democracy is the best form of government. Is it really ? Are we conditioned to believe that dictatorship is bad, because we had few bad experiences in the past ? We are expected to believe certain norms and questioning them is somehow anti-national. But it doesn't stop us, not from putting forth another weird idea of selective democracy. Can it work? This time we step into the shoes of the policy makers, the founding fathers and explore what goes in their heads with our shining lanterns. Walk with us. Would you ? </p> <p><br></p> <p>Please leave your thoughts and feedback in the comments. </p> <p>Thank you for listening guys, we are newly getting into the podcast scene, so please show us some love. </p> <p>Follow us on Instagram @_sector29 and on Spotify @sector29.</p> <p>Much love! </p>
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