Prakhar addresses topics & questions from his audience. He breaks down 'simplicity vs complexity' using the chess analogy and also debunks Martin Heidegger on existentialism. He discusses many topics including why do Indians love masala talks, his views on climate change, psychedelics, and much more.

This is a summary episode of the 'reacting to the material from my classes at Columbia' live stream. In this episode, Prakhar delves deeper into his class material including ‘Phallogocentrism’ by Jacques Derrida and ‘This Is Water’ by David Foster Wallace. He talks in-depth on questions like "are you a prisoner of your own mind?" while he discusses what he learns at his university. He also explains the idea of masculinity and femininity. Listen to the entire episode and find out.

A student asks Prakhar, "how do I stop procrastinating, from where do I learn the art of implementation?" and Prakhar FINALLY shares his answer. his is one of the most common problems of everybody, especially the young, in recent times. Although you have abundant learning material out there, you don't know how will you go about implementing what you learn. Although you have abundant content on motivation out there, you still can't seem to get rid of procrastination. Listen to this episode and find the answer to this trouble.

This is episode 2 of Pop Philosophy, season 3. In this episode, Prakhar breaks down the most philosophical scene from the movie 'Rang De Basanti' and explains its hidden/deeper meaning. What else could be the ultimate/fundamental reality of existence if not that 'everything, including YOU, is impermanent?' He stretches on the idea of how 'everything around us passes away, eventually' and he also talks about WHY it is important to live in the moment.' Spoiler alert, even this moment will pass away! Listen to the episode to understand more about this on a deeper level.

In this episode, Prakhar discusses some of the materials from his classes at Columbia. He also does a Q&A with his private community on Discord towards the end.

If you want to be a public speaker, this masterclass is FOR YOU. Watch this video and learn 10 of the fundamental rules of a good public speaker. Prakhar has shared what he has learned after being a public speaker himself and also by running two of the most popular podcasts/youtube channels - PG Radio and Prakhar Ke Pravachan.

Pop Philosophy is back! This is the first episode of Pop Philosophy, Season 3, featuring scenes from the movie, Rang De Basanti. In this series, Prakhar breaks down the meaning and philosophical lessons, hidden in art forms of recent times, including movies, poems, books, etc. This episode will give you a detailed philosophical deep dive into a short dialogue by the movie character, Karan, who is playing the role of Bhagat Singh. Prakhar extracts some lessons on getting rid of distractions by finding out what is it that we truly want. Listen to it till the end and find out.

In this episode, Prakhar shares his perspective on WHY moving out of your hometown is important and also talks about the #1 thing that matters before you move out. You might be considering shifting to a different city/country for different purposes. This episode will help you know the first thing you should think & prepare for, before leaving your hometown.

Prakhar speaks LIVE with the students of National Law University, Odisha. This was a Q&A session that addressed many topics, such as how to stay original without getting influenced by things around you, how do you stop fearing change and failure, how do you learn 'the art of implementation,' etc. Enjoy the conversation!

'Soch kahi bhi aa sakti hai.' Listen to the replay of Prakhar's live stream with Mohak Mangal.