To speak is to create waves. Waves travel in space. They may reach somewhere or someone. They may not reach somewhere or someone. Speaking is not necessarily for reception. Conception precedes voice. Conception succeeds voice. Speak to conceptualise.
Rants From A Mental Asylum
Claim This Podcastby abhishek srivastava
5 episodes
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To speak is to create waves. Waves travel in space. They may reach somewhere or someone. They may not reach somewhere or someone. Speaking is not necessarily for reception. Conception precedes voice. Conception succeeds voice. Speak to conceptualise.
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4/25/2020
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Recent Episodes
December 12, 2025
Anything, but Poetry!
<p>On the farce of free will</p>
November 22, 2023
Clenched Jaws: A Monologue from the 'Party'
This is an untitled poetry that was the opening monologue of Govind Nihlani's 1984 film Party. It is written by Anil Rakeshi and Satyadev Dubey. It was originally recited by Naseeruddin Shah.
April 29, 2020
Irrfan Khan: Remembrance and Reflections
Remembering the perfectionist actor Irrfan Khan through a debate among three journalists. With Rangnath Singh and Vishwadeepak, Abhishek Guru discusses Normal, Abnormal and the New Normal and its conditioning under the modern nation-state.
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