A podcast to uncover the things that we take for granted. You are going to listen to some interesting topics in the coming weeks primarily on attributes that improved society and culture across the world. Got feedbacks or suggestions? Send it to knockthisdoor.org@gmail.com
Discover how our guest Saravanan Thangavel, a determined individual with a passion for pushing boundaries, embarked on his cycling expedition while balancing the demands of work and personal life. From his initial pedal strokes, we uncover the grit, perseverance, and dedication required to conquer the road ahead, and how these qualities translate into success beyond the realm of cycling. Hope this incredible story inspire you to take the first pedal strokes towards your own cycling aspirations, discover the balance between work and life, and unlock the potential for personal growth and fulfillment. Follow our guest Saravana to now more: Instagram This podcast is presented by BlacBoat media. Recorded: November 2022. Music Credits: Background music by Blue Dot Sessions. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/worklifepassion/message
In this captivating episode, our host engages in an inspiring conversation with a remarkable guest who has mastered the art of paper modeling and found fulfillment in various hobbies. Join us as we delve into the journey, from discovering a passion to excelling in it, and how these hobbies bring a sense of peace and enthusiasm to life. Learn how this creative pursuit not only serves as a therapeutic escape but also cultivates patience, precision, and attention to detail. Tune in to this episode filled with captivating stories, valuable insights, and the undeniable power of passion. Get inspired to discover your own unique hobbies and witness the transformative effects they can have on your life, both within and beyond the confines of your work. Follow our guest Atamjeet to now more: Paper Model Guru - Youtube Paper Model Guru - Instagram This podcast is presented by BlacBoat media. Recorded: August 2022. Music Credits: Background music by Blue Dot Sessions. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/worklifepassion/message
In this episode, our host sits down with a special guest, a travel enthusiast who has visited 50 countries and counting. The guest shares some insights on traveling, from planning and executing to navigating cultural differences and finding hidden gems. Whether you're looking to travel more while working a full-time job or simply seeking inspiration to pursue your own passions, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement. Join us as we learn from a true travel enthusiast who proves that with passion and determination, anything is possible. Follow our guest Chaitanya to know more: Chai Travels - Youtube Chai Travels - Instagram This podcast is presented by BlacBoat media. Recorded: August 2022. Music Credits: Background music by Blue Dot Sessions. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/worklifepassion/message
This is a new series from Knock This Door podcast where we talk about certain human behaviors. This life is nothing but a mix of random choices science makes and selective choices we make. How do we perceive choices around us and how do we make decisions in picking one thing over another? Let us find out.
We invented numbers to count the objects around us. May be we wanted to know who has more and who has less. From the invention of numerical system, mathematics started to evolve. However, this invention we are going to talk about, took mathematics, modern science, engineering and astronomy to an unimaginable place. In this podcast, we are going to talk about the significance of the unnatural number called Zero. (References: scientificamerican.com, vox.com, livescience.com, zerorigindia.com)
Imagine walking barefoot wherever you go, now think about the significant role that shoes play in our day-to-day life. This invention is so important for the human kind who loves to take every possible step in the world to rejoice life as we know it. (References: everyfactever.com)
Modern human can happily sit back and celebrate birthdays, anniversaries on a specific date in a year. We can identify seasons by months and perfectly plan to plant crops and harvest. Thanks to several civilizations who resolved a great puzzle from the sky which lead to the invention of calendar. (References: timeanddate.com, timecenter.com, historyworld.net, history.com)
The concept of money is fascinating, the soul of world trade including our next dinner lies under currency of any form we use. From cattle & grains to bits & bytes, money has several faces. For any country to not face an economic failure, the value of its money should neither be in surplus nor in deficit. (References: Investopedia.com, Mint.com, Telegraph.co.uk)
One of the best ways to trace the human history is to follow back the path we took in the last several years. It is true in many ways that roads have directly reflected the conditions and attitudes of human life times and the closely knit cultures across the world (References: roadandtrack, britannica.com, globalcitizen.org)
Time to talk about another invention that revolutionized our civilization. It continues to play several roles in culture and human lives - from being a tool to record history and spread education to being an unassuming domestic product such as the paper napkin. (References: TheGuardian, Stlcc.edu)
We are going to talk about the characteristics of color and how it is perceived by us on a day to day basis. We have used color to express art, emotions and much more. (References: Canva, Aeon)
We cannot talk about culture without one of the primary invention of human race. We have become social animals because of this amazing ability to listen and share stories. Let’s talk about Language. (References: SIL International, Ethnologue, The origin of Language by Edward Vajda)
Hi Everyone. In this podcast, we are going to talk about the hidden things that shaped mankind and modern society. If you are curious about why we are the way we are and where we take the world from here, this podcast is for you.