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In this episode, Ty was joined by Outerloop Games' Chandana Ekanayake & Meghna Jayanth to discuss their recently released game Thirsty Suitors, as well as the state of the games industry, and more! Guests: Outerloop Games Chandana Ekanayake Meghna Jayanth Follow the show @IndieMixtapePod Follow the network @MoonshotPods

Adam Orth chats with narrative designer Meghna Jayanth. Together they discuss Meghna's childhood moving around the world and how those experiences shaped her views; the unique aspects of writing for games; the habits, development woes, and finances of live service games; and how Thirsty Suitors takes players through an authentic and emotional journey. Watch this episode on our YouTube channel. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving us a rating and review. The Game Maker's Notebook is sponsored by Xsolla. To learn more, go to xsolla.pro/AOIAAS.

My guest today is an award-winning writer and narrative designer for video games. As a child she split her time between Bangalore, London, and Saudi Arabia before settling in the UK to study English Literature at University. After a stint commissioning games for the BBC, she wrote the script for 2014's BAFTA-nominated narrative adventure game, 80 Days, then contributed to the hit indie titles Sunless Seas and Boyfriend Dungeon, as well as the Sony blockbuster Horizon: Zero Dawn. My guest has won two Writers' Guild Awards for Best Writing in a Video Game, hosted the Independent Games Festival, and become a sought-after speaker, known for her sharp critiques of game mechanics that, as she describes it, promote colonialist values. Her latest project, Thirsty Suitors, a stylish, story-driven adventure that unfolds through turn-based battles, skateboarding, and cooking, is set for release later this week. Welcome Meghna Jayanth.(Photo by Darren Salanson for EGM) Thank you for listening to My Perfect Console. Please consider becoming a supporter; your small monthly donation will help to make the podcast sustainable for the long term, contributing toward the cost of equipment, editing, and hosting episodes. https://plus.acast.com/s/my-perfect-console. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Raja Movie Review  Banner: Super Good Films  Cast: Venkatesh, Soundarya, Sudhakar, Chandramohan, AVS, Brahmanandham, Abbas, Y Vijaya, Sana, Tanikella Bharani Music: SA Rajkumar  Cinematography: Shyam K Naidu  Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh  Art Direction: Chinna  Dialogues: Rajendra Kumar  Story: Vikraman  Remake of: Unnidathil Ennai Koduthen starring Karthik and Roja  Screenplay - Direction: Muppalaneni Shiva  Release Date: March 18th, 1999  Interesting Facts  When he doing Subhalekalu with Srikanth they were filming a song, director Muppaleneni Shiva got a phone call from Suresh productions. He took Srikanth's car and got there. Suresh babu said Venkatesh likes this movie Unnidathil Ennai Koduthen and watch it tomorrow and gave him the Tamil script ready to go. Siva had tried to make a movie with Venkaetsh for a long time and even tried making Preminchukundam Raa and had readied the story with Deenaraj but he was busy during that time and it went to Jayanth. He felt really bad about it.  Suresh Production then arranged the movie for Siva to direct and Venkatesh to star with original movie producer RB Choudary on board. Then he watched the movie and got scared because the entire first half he's stuck in a room, and then Soundarya carried the 2nd half. But sensibilities are different between Telugu and Tamil audiences.  Then they started to work on the script and set the music director SA Rajkumar who composed 2 new original songs such as Kavvinchake O Prema and then dialogue writer Ranjednra Kumar, and comedy lunches were written by Satish Vegesna director of Satanaman Bhavati.  Director Siva said it was a great experience to work with Soundarya and all the actors. They made a set for the kitchen and the apartment set.  director Siva wanted to shoot the songs nicely so they went to New Zealand and Australia to shoot 4 of the songs.  The designed a gold frame for Eco Oka Raagam and brought it to New Zealand airport. People were throwing out around as they pleased and the producer said let's remove it, director said no we have a lot of work with it. Don't throw it around as you wish, it's made of light wood. Then they put it in the shot and it's now iconic on the beach.  Edo Oka Raagam was filmed in New Zealand and it became a super hit due to the beauty of the New Zealand locations. They filmed part of Kavvinchake O Prema in the christ church in New Zealand.  Then they went to Brisbane and Sydney and then shape choose mokku there.  Director Siva said there is a great amount of sentiment in the movie and the situations that happen in the movie are key for the movie and it turned out to be gripping.  Soundarya was actually filming Narasimha at the same time, Siva shot 40% of the movie without her, then whenever he got her dates, he filmed her scenes. His guru is Kondandi Rama Reddy who taught him how to do make a film without some resources, heroine to be specific. Helped a lot to make this movie.  Box office wise, it made 14 crores share at the box office and was a blockbuster. was 2nd highest grossing telugu movie of all time after Samarasimha Reddy. Ran for 100 days in 71 centers, and then 175 days in 4 centers.  Made more money in Nizam than Samarasimha Reddy and then was the highest grossing movie ever in Nizam ever at the time of it's release. 

Mem Famous, Samajavaragamana and Project K Thoughts first! Credits  Banner: Suresh Productions  Cast: Venkatesh, Anjala Zhaveri, Jaya Prakash Reddy, Srihari, Chandramohan, Ahuthi Prasad, Parachuri Venkateswara Rao, Gokina Rama Rao, Raghunatha Reddy, Kolla Ashok Kumar, Banerjee, Jeeva, Babu Mohan, Venu Madhav, Brahmannandham, Gundu Hanumantha Rao, Uttej, Annapurna, Sudda, Ramaprabha, Rajitha,  Music: Mahesh Mahadevan & Mani Sharma  Dialogues - Screenplay: Parachute Dialogues  Story: Deenraj Editing: KA Marthand & Marthand K Venkatesh  Art Direction: A. Chanti  Fights: Kanal Kannan Direction: Jayanth C Paranji  Producer: Suresh Babu  Release Date: May 9th, 1997  Interesting Facts  Jayant worked as assistant director for Suresh Productions for 3 movies. He was also looking to become a full time director. And he was doing documentaries and ad films in the mean time. He was working on a mass movie called Adavi Manishi starring Venkatesh in the lead role and Parachute Bros were working on the story but it wasnt working out  Then Deenraj came with this story titled Premichukundam Raa and actually Jayant was not the first director for the movie. That director didn't like it so he left. Then they took the story to Jayanth. The original story was actually Venkatesh helping Chandramohan and Sudha's kid they were actually older, intermediate student and he was the one who falls in love with Angela Zhaveri and then Venkatesh helping their love succeed. Jayanth said no why don't we give Venkatesh himself the love story. Parachuri Brothers, Suresh Babu, Venkatesh, team, 3-4 months rewrite with Rayalaseema backdrop and movie got set.  Original setting the faction backdrop was in lighter vein in Deenraj's original story  Jayanth took care of Venky's styling in the movie with checkered shirts and everything.  Jayanth saw Angela's photo in Filmfare magazine and then did a 3 day screen test in Hyderabad and it was a unanimous decision that she was the right choice. 99% of the movie she wears a white dress to show the purity in the character.  Mahesh Madhavan was the original music composer and Mani Sharma worked for him as a keyboard player. Unfortunately Mahesh Mahadevan got cancer during the shoot and was in the hospital and since Jayanth already had good rapport with Mani, he asked to finish the rest of the album. First song he composed for the movie was Meghale Thakindi. Out of respect for Mahesh, Mani Sharma asked that his name not be in the credits.  They started filming and the first scene they shot was the love letter little hearts biscuit scene. It ended at 4:30 PM in the afternoon and everyone was shocked  They filmed in Kurnool and Kadiri and it was a huge challenge due to the climate extremely hot sun, equipment handling, and crowd control. It was a tough thing to manage but they accomplished it.  They filmed the songs in Switzerland and Amsterdam, ooty and Kashmir.  Movie release day they watched it in a mass movie theater and there was no response for the interval. 2nd half had a great response and climax got claps.  Movie was declared a hit and Jayanth got tears and called his wife. Nobody in the industry believed in him but he delivered a classic with his first movie  Breakthrough for Anjala Zhaveri, Jayaprakash Reddy, Srihari, and Mani Sharma. Venkatesh career took a turning point and started the path towards becoming the ultimate family hero of Telugu cinema  Box office it collected 12 crores share overall, blockbuster at the box office. In Vizag, ran for full shows for 120+ days, RTC X Roads 70 lakhs gross, created an all time record at the time for running for 50 days in more than 100 centers, first movie to run in 6 centers for more than 100 days in Andhra Pradesh. 

Cross and Aidan are joined on the show by Notre Dame Men's Tennis player, Jayanth Devaiah. The freshman was a highly sought after recruit in Massachusetts and New England coming out of high school. The guys talk to him about his high school accolades, his recruitment process, and his motivation to become the best at Notre Dame. Be sure to check out this latest interview from OffBeat Sports. Like & Subscribe! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/offbeatsports/support

Jayanth SharmaCo-founder & CEO. Award-winning Wildlife Photographer.Jayanth Sharma is renowned as a prolific producer of consistently stunning imagery – the kind that is planned in a studio and executed outdoors. Effortlessly combining natural history and fine-art elements, Jayanth brings back rarely-seen perspectives from the little-visited domains and far corners of the natural world.More about Jayanth can be found at,https://www.jayanthsharma.com/about-jayanth-sharma/Timestamps Jayanth Sharma, the photographer's take on being in the moment- 3:27Does photography turn to be a money spinner - 10:59Power of 3 - 21:23Man-animal conflict - 32:21**New Segment** - Making it Stick - 35:10QuotesPassion is great to start something but needs more to sustain itIf you have to do what you love, you have to love what you doConnect with Jayanth:  LinkedIn | Twitter | PhotographyDo not miss to check out our new website and share your love https://inspiresomeonetoday.in/Do stay tuned for new episodes every alternate Friday. Next episode -Mar 10'23. Available on all podcast platforms, including, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Spotify

How has your upbringing influenced your life now? In today's episode, Fiona talks to Sumana Jayanth of Damn Gina about so many tips and insights from tech tools to battling self-awareness and self-worth kind of issues. Tune in!

In this ep of the Vocal About Visuals podcast, I'll be reviewing Trigger written & directed by Sam Anton starring Atharvaa Murali, Tanya S Ravichandran, Chinni Jayanth, Arunpandian & others. Please follow this podcast on your preferred podcast platforms & on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8tyLj-Cv_9j5mwYXjIm7AQ. Twitter - @podcastplural. Insta - @podcastplural.

What's The Chakkar? In Episode 23, we are joined by Shaista Vaishnav, Prateek Santram, and Anurag Tagat to discuss books by Jayanth Kaikini and Ernest Cline; review the Netflix blockbuster Darlings; and listen to new pop music from Parekh & Singh. Hosted by Karan Madhok.

#AskDrJohnWatts Between FUE or DHI, which is a better hair transplant technique? Which would give better results? In his response, Dr John Watts tells Jayanth that DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) is a type of FUE (Follicular unit extraction) technique and both are regarded as good hair transplant techniques and widely used. “The only difference between the two techniques is that in FUE we use forceps to extract and implant grafts, while in DHI we use implanter pens for that purpose,” pointed out Dr John Watts. While answering the question on the better technique of the two, Dr John Watts said that it is the best hair transplant surgeon who can make all the difference. “If you are opting for the DHI technique with an inexperienced surgeon, you may likely get more damaging results than if you rather approach an experienced hair transplant surgeon opting for an FUE technique,” explained Dr John.

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Today we are joined by the founders of Bolti Bandh, Trina Talukdar and Jahnavi Jayanth. Bolti Bandh is an organization that aims at building a new type of dialogue, through which we can really listen to the side that is "unlike" us. "Dialogues with people 'unlike us' invariably turn into uncomfortable, hateful and aggressively alienating debates; where each person is trying to prove they are right and the other is wrong. Regardless of what side we stand on, we are getting weary of the polarisation of political opinions and extreme reactions towards those who are different or believe differently from us." "We think the answer is to have a new kind of conversation that is not only about making oneself heard, but making the 'other' feel heard, and not about what you or they believe in, but 'why'. The human ability to do this isn't new or unnatural; we are merely reactivating what has been educated out of us to become a long-forgotten lost tendency. the inherent curiosity in human stories that we are born with, the inherent craving we have for making human connections. So, in trying to build this new kind of dialogue with you, Bolti Bandh is a tiny team of writers, illustrators and dialogue enthusiasts bringing to you vivid stories and candid conversations that all explore one thing. Listening to the other side." Visit Bolti Bandh here: http://boltibandh.org Disclaimer: The opinions, views and statements expressed in this podcast belong to the invited guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Activism Academy or the Khalifa Ihler Institute.

Industrial Design, Creative Inspiration & Personal Projects! Today, we chat with our friend Sharan Jayanth about how he discovered industrial design, tackling first year challenges and dealing with burnout. On today's episode of “The Process” we discuss: Virtual vs in person podcasts' Middle names Discovering industrial design Going into Humber industrial design Changing your mind about industrial design First day of design school Dealing with burnout The highs and lows of industrial design All the links, all the time! Industrial Design, Creativity & Inspiration! For Industrial Design related business inquiries: Big Design Company Website: www.bigdesigncompany.com Big Design Company email: hi@bigdesigncompany.com Follow us on Instagram! @theprocess__podcast Zak Watson // LinkedIn Behance Website NFTs Dylan Torraville // LinkedIn Website 3D Dyl Behance Send us an email to hi.theprocesspodcast@gmail.com if you have any questions or want to reach out! The Process is a podcast created by industrial designers Dylan Torraville and Zak Watson. Dyl and Zak are picking up microphones to chat about their experiences in design school, personal projects and navigating the creative process. Oh yeah, and there will be some sweet interviews with other designers and friends too.

An absolutely mind-blowing talk by Meghna Jayanth. Read it, watch it, check it out now. The future of games may depend on it! DiGRA India Conference 2021 Keynote #1: Meghna Jayanth “White Protagonism and Imperial Pleasures in Game Design” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsYN0H7Z1sc YT (1h18m) or read: https://medium.com/@betterthemask/white-protagonism-and-imperial-pleasures-in-game-design-digra21-a4bdb3f5583c

Even when she was writing Harry Potter fanfiction as a child, something I'm sure she won't thank me for sharing, she was doing something she still does now: questioning the world and challenging the parts of it she doesn't like. It's a mindset which would catapult her to fame when collaborating on Inkle's celebrated game 80 Days, as she unpicked the novel Jules Verne famously wrote, and challenged the backwards, colonial attitudes in it.   Since then, she's gone from strength to strength, working on renowned gaming projects like Sunless Sea, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Boyfriend Dungeon and, more recently - in fact very recently - open-world adventure Sable.   She is - drumroll - Meghna Jayanth, and this, in roughly an hour, is her life.  

#LoveLife&Pakodi is a Telugu-language romantic drama film written and directed by #JayanthGali. The film is produced by Jayanth Gali under the banner Color of My Ink Films and Madhura Sreedhar Reddy on the banner Madhura Entertainment, features #BimalKartheekRebba, #SanchithaPoonacha, #KrishnaHebbale, #Kalajyothi, #AnuradhaMallikarjun, #AkarshRajBagavatula in pivotal roles.

*** Don't forget to subscribe! *** To view the full episode, click here: https://youtu.be/Qn-AE7q_8rMg * EPISODE LINKS IN DESCRIPTION – BELOW * We live in AMAZING times! I was uploading images to Instagram when I spotted an incredible photo. Some hidden algorithm found that I would probably groove to a guy called Jayanth Sharma. He was obviously incredibly talented, and with that name he was clearly of Indian heritage. But sure, why not? So I went through his photos and this is one extremely talented photographer. I reached out, he agreed to set up a call, and here we are. Join us to listen to Jayanth's refreshing take on what it is to make great photographs. He's obviously a talented image-maker, winning awards for his incredible nature and wildlife shots. But he's also an accomplished entrepreneur and service leader. We had a great chat. Check it out. **** Learn more about Jayanth and see his amazing images here: https://www.toehold.in/ **** More from Shooting it RAW: Website: https://www.shooting-it-raw.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6sqti7YyKrSNUdgw3ONSFg/videos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shootingitraw/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6p3NoR69bLG4lZ52FKE2dR Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shooting-it-raw/id1495187250?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/shooting-it-raw-with-ran-elfassy

In this week's episode of 'Paisa Vaisa', host Anupam Gupta is in conversation with Jayanth Nanjappa, Investment Strategist at 90-10 Financial Planners Pvt Ltd. & Co-Founder of 'The Econormist Podcast'. Anupam and Jayanth talk about the future of wealth management and its current scenario in India. They discuss his journey to start the Econormist Podcast and how he managed to get Richard Thaler for the interview before he won the Nobel Prize. They also talk over the evolution of wealth managers' roles and clients' expectations in the near future and in the second half, they discuss what are the various problems present in the current system and the most common FAQs around it. All this and much more on this episode of #PaisaVaisa with Anupam Gupta.You can know more about 90-10 Financial Planners: (https://www.90to10.com/)You can read the blog: (https://itsthemarket.wordpress.com/)You can listen to The Econormist Podcast: (https://open.spotify.com/show/4vmRtW9gOmC7fcjaYvgixT?si=V6c2Ubb7RaKMZaBGJt6DQQ)Link to Richard Thaler Interview: (https://soundcloud.com/econormist/misbehaving-a-conversation-with-richard-thaler)Instagram: @econormist (https://www.instagram.com/econormist/)Twitter: @theeconormist (https://twitter.com/theeconormist)You can follow Jayanth on his social media:Twitter: @jaiz30 (https://twitter.com/jaiz30)Instagram: @jainanjappa (https://www.instagram.com/jainanjappa/)Linkedin: (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayanth-nanjappa-32264510/)Get in touch with our host Anupam Gupta on Twitter: @b_50 (https://twitter.com/b50)You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

In his latest film, Surya plays Nedumaaran, who is determined to revolutionize the airline industry in India with his 'udupi hotel in the sky'. But what exactly is the economic transformation that he was seeking? And why had it become necessary? In the latest instalment of EconoMIX, econormists Jayanth and Tareque break the blockbuster down and take a quick trip down India's civil aviation econ history. 

In this week’s episode of When We Met podcast, Pawan Rochwani was in conversation with Trina Talukdar and Jahnavi Jayanth, Co-Founders of Bolti Bandh an organisation that seeks to de-polarise our internet conversations and how we interact with people unlike us. Trina is the Co-founder of Bolti Bandh and a community leader. She is also the Co-founder of Kranti, an organisation that transforms girls from Mumbai’s Red Light Areas into agents of social change. Jahnavi is the Co-founder of Bolti Bandh, a dancer, and a cat mom. She describes herself as an opinionated person and is therefore trying to grow this community that listens to those with opposing views into a movement to bring harmony and solidarity in our communities. To know more about them visit their website https://boltibandh.org/ You can also listen to this podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast, Apple Podcast, Hubhopper, Gaana, JioSaavn, or on Platform For Artists YouTube channel.

In the latest issue of EconoMIX, Tareque and Jayanth discuss the works and contributions of Econ Nobel winners Robert Wilson and Paul Milgrom, and debate whether the auction at the IPL is efficient, should Amitabh Bachchan be going nuts with his bidding in Trishul and how auction design may partly be to blame for India's telecom mess. 

(Featuring Jayanth Ganesan, Real Estate Research Analyst, Nuveen) The economic impact of COVID-19 will not be felt equally across the US. Which metros are well-positioned for life after coronavirus (and why)? https://www.afire.org/podcast/resilientcities/ With social and leisure events canceled, many stores and offices closed, and malls and airports well below capacity, the coronavirus pandemic may seem like a unique economic challenge that will fundamentally change how metro-level economies function. However, new analyses from Nuveen Real Estate suggest that cities with high exposure to non-cyclical industries based in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), and strong demographic trends, will see a much less severe economic impact from the coronavirus pandemic than cities with high exposure to cyclical, overvalued, or undercapitalized industries, and weak macro drivers. So after COVID-19, which metros will fare best? Nuveen Real Estate research analyst Jayanth Ganesan has some ideas.

Jayanth chats with Anupam Gupta and Saurabh Mukherjea about their new book, The Victory Project - Six steps to peak potential. Drawing from the experiences of two multifaceted finance wizards, the book explains principles of Simplicity, Specialization, Creativity and Collaboration. It delves into a treasure trove of material from global gurus as well as from highly successful Indian and American professionals, and it draws on the authors' own careers to show how readers can apply these principles to the fields of business and investment, even to life itself. You can buy The Victory Project here (https://www.amazon.in/dp/0670093254/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_x_vjQrFbVT6AV92) and listen and/or subscribe to Anupam's podcast here (https://ivmpodcasts.com/paisavaisa-episode-list/tag/Anupam+Gupta)

Artificial intelligence or AI is the new buzz word which is impacting every industry, including health care. The global AI in healthcare market size is expected to grow from USD 4.9 billion in 2020 and reach USD 45.2 billion by 2026; it is projected to grow at a CAGR of 44.9% during the forecast period. The major factors driving the market growth are the increasing volume of healthcare data, adaptation of newer technologies, need to reduce healthcare costs, rising imbalance between workforce and patients. It is thus very important to understand, adapt and contribute towards building this technology. In this interview I had an opportunity to interview Mr. Jayanth Rasamsetti, co-founder of Sgmoid an AI based startup that is disrupting the healthcare industry. We discussed various topics like basics of AI to the difference between various jargon like Artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning. He also assures AI systems will not replace human clinicians on a large scale, but rather will augment their efforts to care for patients. We discuss how over time, human clinicians may move toward tasks and job designs that draw on uniquely human skills like empathy, persuasion and big-picture integration instead of repetitive time consuming tasks. He walks us through various examples on how eye care providers can contribute in these developments with there clinical skills and expertise. Along with all the technical information we also see the fun side of our AI expert in our "Rapid Fire" segment. You can connect with him via: LinkedIn: Jayanth RasamsettiConnect with me to get all the updates via any of these platforms:Website: www.nerdyoptometrist.comEmail: nerdyoptometrist@gmail.comLinkedIn: Nerdy OptometristInstagram: nerdyoptometristTwitter:NerdyOptomMusic courtesy: A. R. Rahman & Bhagirath Bhatt.

In this episode I'm joined by my two team mates Jayanth and Janaka. Jayanth and Janaka are Azure Stack Engineering Technologists covering APJ. As we know Azure Stack Hub is a co-engineered product between Microsoft and a few select OEMs. In this episode we talk through some of the Dell Tech differentiators and the value we bring to Azure Stack Hub. I hope this episode interesting and if you have any questions after listening please reach out to me and the team. @lisaattheedge @YkJayanth @JanakaRangama

How is a football club like an economy? And how can they achieve success? Jayanth and Tareque try to glean some lessons from a tremendous season from Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, who just ended a 30-year league title drought in style!

Banyan's Continuous Zero Trust Platform provides secure, user friendly, least privilege application and infrastructure access for hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Banyan replaces your legacy VPNs with a least privilege, network independent, contextual access platform modeled after the BeyondCorp framework. Utilizing sophisticated Trust Scoring powered by machine learning, Banyan ensures both users and devices are authenticated and trusted before authorizing granular access to sensitive corporate resources. Banyan's distributed, highly scalable platform is currently used by enterprises across verticals including Adobe, SAP, Veeva, BlueVoyant and Byton. https://www.banyansecurity.io https://twitter.com/BanyanSecurity https://github.com/banyanops

Jayanth Sharma invites Kalyan Varma on an Instagram live chat.

How would a Telugu movie tackle the Covid situation? How will the hero save the masses from the pandemic? Will he use ancient Indian wisdom or modern science? Will there be two heroines or three? At Pittagoda, we imagine a whole new (or maybe not) reality. Hopefully, it will never be made into a movie! Featuring the Pittagoda gang, Ravi, Sarat, Jayanth and Deepa Music credits: Whiskey on the Mississippi by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4624-whiskey-on-the-mississippi License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Listen to this instagram live session on Marine Conservation.

Listen to this educative Instagram live recording of a discussion on Underwater Photography and the Oceans.

Jayanth Sharma in conversation with ace wildlife filmmaker Sandesh Kadur. Though we ended abruptly because we over-shot Insta's 1 hour Live video limit, I patched in again. Thank you for listening.

Econormists Tareque and Jayanth sit down for their annual ritual of taking stock of the books they liked during the last year, but this time with a twist - a slew of guests provide their favorite reads of the year and more fodder for your bookshelves!

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Econormists Tareque and Jayanth sit down for their annual ritual of taking stock of the books they liked during the last year, but this time with a twist - a slew of guests provide their favorite reads of the year and more fodder for your bookshelves!

This Edition of podcast has learnings from Morgan Housel 1st ever India address on Investor Behavior session which happened at Council of Financial Planners (COFP) India Retreat 2018. Jayanth & his Team @ COFP have recorded their learnings from Morgan's session.

What do newspaper beauty contest, your winning strategy for the Oscars office pool and speculative investment have in common? Jayanth and Tareque hunt for some clues through the works of John Maynard Keynes.

Why would someone rob some Bull mojo? And what does any of this have to do with economics? The Econormists, Jayanth and Tareque, explore.

Jayanth talks to Chandra about his current projects that listen to the invisible wavelengths of astrophysics. Using high altitude balloons and as his team's ambitions to go aboard a space shuttle in future, he discusses various opportunities for collaborations and impediments that exists for scientists to be able to listen into deep space.

Jayanth Banavar, Provost and Senior Vice-President, and professor of Physics at the University of Oregon. Topics Banavar discusses include his role as Provost, the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact, and the UO's Presidential Initiative on Data Science. Banavar also talks about his research examining the geometry and scaling of living organisms, as well as the geometry and physics of proteins.

Wild City Mix #097 comes from an enormously talented young producer and recent Red Bull Music Academy selectee – The Sine Painter. Jayanth Ramachandra has been on our radar since November 2014, when he innocuously contacted us on SoundCloud with two original productions. We saw promise in the relatively unknown young Bangalore based producer back then, and decided to feature his work under our ‘Dropbox Talents’ section. We weren’t the only one’s who saw something special. In the last few months, Jayanth R has created a space for himself in our forward thinking music community, making more music and performing in his hometown and recently in Delhi. The Sine Painter’s added another feather to his cap after the Red Bull Music Academy announced that he will the only Indian selected to be a part of their Class of 2015, set to take place in Paris in November. The achievement is especially admirable for someone with limited experience, and we hope that his example will push other young bedroom producers to not think twice and apply for the academy next year. We got in touch with the Sine Painter for Mix #097 and it goes without saying that he did not disappoint, stitching together a very contemporary electronic set that featured some of todays most forward thinking producers. Jayanth begins with his own mellow original production ‘Night Drive’ but quickens pace with Irish duo Bicep’s excellent (often described as “chirpy”) breakbeat number ‘Just’. There’s a healthy European (specifically German) tone to the whole thing, with appearances by Berlin’s Dave DK, and the consistently superior Hunee. Jayanth also bravely (and seamlessly) includes the 1979 track 'Hot Stuff' by Detroit funk and R&B act Raydio. The mix ends on an optimistic note with Lockha’s fresh new tune “Lawrence's Weird Joint”, which came out via Donkey Pitch earlier this month. Mix #097 is a breezy Sunday dance mix that you should listen to on a lively day surrounded with your favourite people. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/8481-wild-city-097-the-sine-painter