Conversational portraits of people shaping culture and creativity.
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We like to believe we're rational. That we think, then act. But most of the time, behaviour is shaped elsewhere — by habit, perception, context, and a special kind of chaos. In conversation with Pratyush Pillai, Head of Behavioural Design at TinkerLabs.
On nostalgia, ownership, and creative independence. A conversation with self-taught illustrator and designer Yash Pradhan about building taste in public, why understanding IP and pricing is non-negotiable for creators today, and why the best work often comes from designing for yourself first.
PG Aditiya is the Co-Founder and CCO of Talented, one of India's sharpest and most awarded creative agencies. A conversation about the changing agency model, talent density as an organising principle, and where advertising still feels alive.
Co-Founder, General Items · Founder, Come Away. What does it mean to live a life guided by curiosity, taste, and intuition? A conversation about the art of curation, building something rooted in thoughtfulness, and trusting the universe to guide your path.
Most people talk about changing the world. A few try to redesign it: system by system, person by person, story by story. Siddhartha Menon helps lead a social enterprise with a clear, ambitious goal: enable communities to get themselves out of poverty and stay out.
Kritika Trehan, Founder & Creative Head of Studio Ping Pong, on what it takes to design with intention, lead with taste, and build brands and studios that are both joyful and durable.
Varun Patra is the co-founder and CMO of Homegrown, one of India's most influential youth culture platforms. A conversation about creative infrastructure, what brands get wrong about culture, and what it takes to build something that lasts beyond the hype.
Manasi Mehan, co-founder & CEO of Saturday Art Class, on bringing he(art) back into education through visual arts and social-emotional learning. A conversation about creative expression, safe spaces, and what happens when you believe in children.
Shephali Bhatt — one of the sharpest cultural reporters around — on the state of the Indian internet, the creator economy, the line between person and personality online, and the future of journalism in 2030.
The important thing is not to stop questioning.