Podcasts about Mishra

Supreme Court Wreaks Havoc | Mamata Didi का हो गया System Fail | Rahul Gandhi | Anupam Mishra

Avoid Energy Vampires & Spiritual Care Team Talk PodcastFIVE PRIMARY POINTS of the PODCASTAdventure and Taking Chances Build VitalityDr. Mishra recounts a spontaneous trip to Death Valley sparked by the rare “super bloom” of wildflowers. Despite the long drive and minimal planning, the experience became transformative. The key lesson is that some of life's best memories arise from taking reasonable risks and embracing adventure, even when circumstances are imperfect.Three Life Lessons from the Death Valley Experience* Don't underestimate your ability to do difficult things* Be a “super connector” when traveling or meeting new people* Serendipity often leads to powerful and memorable experiencesPreparation Converts Opportunity into PerformanceUsing the quote “Chance favors the prepared mind” (Louis Pasteur), the podcast emphasizes that opportunities rarely translate into success without preparation. Preparation—through learning, practice, and discipline—allows people to capitalize on unexpected opportunities when they arise.Historical Examples Illustrate the Power of PreparationThe shared lesson: consistent preparation builds skill, resilience, and eventual excellence.* Louis Pasteur achieved breakthroughs through years of scientific preparation.* The Beatles dramatically improved after thousands of hours performing in Hamburg clubs.* Muhammad Ali trained relentlessly despite disliking training.* Steve Martin spent years honing his craft before becoming famous.Emerging Science: “Battery Transplants” for CellsThe podcast concludes with fascinating new research on mitochondrial transplantation. Scientists transferred healthy mitochondria into mesenchymal stromal cells and observed:* Increased cellular energy production* Faster cell growth* Greater resilience to stress and toxinsThis early basic science research suggests potential future therapies for diseases linked to mitochondrial dysfunction, including heart and neurodegenerative diseases.Copyright VyVerse, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit vitalityexplorers.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of India Unveiled, host Rakesh Soni sits down with writer, artist, and education change maker Devangana Mishra, the founder of Brain Bristle Foundation, an initiative working with children with autism in low-income schools.Devangana was awarded the prestigious Elise Todden Scholarship at Teachers College, Columbia University, where she also worked with the Outcomes and Opportunities Department and contributed to the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project. Her journey spans classrooms and organizations across New York, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and India, shaping her unique perspective on education, creativity, and inclusion.In this conversation, we explore:Autism awareness and inclusive education in IndiaThe story behind the Brain Bristle FoundationDevangana's journey from artist to global educatorThe importance of creativity in learningHow education systems can better support neurodivergent childrenThis episode is a powerful conversation about empathy, education, creativity, and social change.If you're interested in education reform, autism awareness, storytelling, and inspiring journeys, this episode will give you a fresh perspective on how compassion and creativity can reshape learning.India Unveiled is an award-winning documentary podcast exploring fascinating people, ideas, and untold stories.Instagram: Devangana (devangana_m) Rakesh (me.rakeshh)Autism awareness India, Brain Bristle Foundation, Devangana Mishra, inclusive education, neurodiversity India, education reform India, Teachers College Columbia University, India Unveiled podcast, Rakesh Soni podcast, autism support in India

Nitish Kumar को बिहार से दिखाया बहार का रास्ता | Muslims In India Outrage over Iran | Anupam Mishra

#dadsense #podcast #indiandads #alcohol #parentingpodcast #indianparents From Addiction to Presence: Juan's Raw Journey to Becoming a Better Father | DadSenseWhat does it really mean to be a father? Is it providing… or being present?In this deeply moving episode of DadSense, Juan shares his powerful transformation from a fear-driven provider living a double life to a sober, emotionally present father committed to radical honesty.At 25, Juan became a dad carrying the wounds of his own childhood. Believing that money equals love, he spent 25 years in “auto-mode” — building a successful career at global giants like Warner Bros. and Disney, buying beautiful homes, and sending his daughters to international schools.But behind the success was a hidden struggle.What started as social drinking spiraled into addiction — ecstasy in Las Vegas, cocaine in Madrid, and years of secrecy, infidelity, and shame. From Monday to Thursday, he was the successful executive father. On weekends, he was battling addiction and self-destruction.Between 2006–2009, his world began to fall apart. Multiple separations. Relapses. Denial. And a painful realization: alcohol wasn't harmless — it was the gateway.In 2016, Juan hit rock bottom and walked into his first AA meeting in Los Angeles. That decision changed everything.He describes sobriety as moving from chaos to what he calls a “succession of nows” — living fully present, one honest moment at a time.The most powerful part? His relationship with his daughters.When his younger daughter discovered a private journal detailing a relapse, Juan expected rejection. Instead, it became a breakthrough — transforming him from a “perfect dad on a pedestal” into a flawed, human father worthy of real connection.

Satya Mishra was born and raised in India, in one of the smaller tech hubs on the eastern coast. He came to the states 25 years ago on an H1B visa, working in semiconductors. In 2015, he decided he wanted to do something entrepreneurial and set out to do so. Outside of tech, he is married with 3 kids, which takes up most of his time. When he lived in CO, he did lots of skiing and hiking, including snowshoe hiking. Once he went to California, he switched to beaches. Finally, when he moved to St. Louis, he took up improv, enjoying connecting with people and thinking on your feet.Satya and his co-founder, Raj, both when through the immigration process in all of its forms. They realized that no one group owns the process, as it's highly specialized, and usually fell onto the employee to keep track of. One day, they set out to solve this problem, to assist business teams to take ownership of the entire process.This is the creation story of WayLit.SponsorsUnblockedTECH DomainsMezmoBraingrid.aiLinkshttps://www.waylit.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/satyamishra/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/codestory/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Modi & Yogi should not be taken Lightly - घायल लेकिन घातक भी | Rahul Gandhi | SC | Anupam Mishra

In this episode of the Special Culinary Series, I'm joined by Chef Neha Mishra - the visionary behind Kinoya in Dubai and the woman many first knew as the “Ramen Girl” hosting intimate supper clubs before building one of the city's most celebrated restaurants. On this episode, Neha takes us across continents through flavor, philosophy and deeply personal food memories - from Tokyo's ramen counters to the Himalayas at 16,000 feet. Destination Highlights & Culinary Insights: 1. Japan - The art of perfection.   Japan, for Neha, represents devotion - to craft, to ingredients and to doing one thing exceptionally well. • Ramen culture and why simplicity equals mastery. • How to explore Japan on a budget - eating where locals eat. • Traditional Japanese breakfasts and bento spreads. • Public transport in Japan makes exploration seamless. • “Memory Lane” (Omoide Yokocho-style alleyways) for affordable eats.           https://en.shinjuku-omoide.com/ 2. India – Where food is a ‘love language'. Neha talks about the diversity of India and how every region there is its own eco system with distinct culinary identities. A trip to India is a reminder that food isn't about complexity, it's about connection. • The architecture and soul of South Bombay(South Mumbai). • South Indian cuisine as one of the most underrated global food cultures. • A transformative trip to Spiti Valley near Ladakh and mindful meals at 16,000 feet in the Himalayas. • Single-ingredient cooking. 3. Italy – Slow living and Sacred tables. • Produce-driven cooking: olives, olive oil, tomatoes. • Landscape and longevity and how environment shapes cuisine. 4. Georgia – Unexpected beauty. Beyond the food, it is the landscape and culture that linger. This is a destination where hospitality and history intertwine and is definitely a place that deserves far more global attention than it receives. 5. Vietnam, Thailand and Southeast Asia - The street food masters. Southeast Asia is where street food becomes storytelling. 6. Brazil – Best street food. • Sunday markets and neighborhood food culture. • Street discoveries that rival fine dining. 7. Mexico – Culinary immersion. This special Culinary Series is brought to you by Emirates NBD Voyager Credit Cards. Connect with Neha at: https://www.instagram.com/astoryoffood/ Thank you all for tuning in today! If you enjoyed this episode, please hit that subscribe button here, or on your favorite podcast platform. I'd love to hear from you! What destinations or journeys should we feature next? Drop a comment, leave a rating, or write a review - it truly makes a difference. Stay connected with me on Instagram @moushtravels to find out who's joining me next week. You can also explore all past episodes and destinations mentioned by our guests on www.moushtravels.com or in the episode show notes. Thanks for listening! Until next time, safe travels and keep adventuring.       "Want a spotlight on our show? Visit https://admanager.fm/client/podcasts/moushtravels and align your brand with our audience."Connect with me on the following:Instagram @moushtravelsFacebook @travelstorieswithmoushLinkedIn @Moushumi BhuyanYou Tube @travelstorieswithmoush Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Science of Spirituality PodcastFIVE PRIMARY POINTS of the PODCAST1. Why We Choke Under PressureChoking occurs when extreme stakes overload the brain's motor system. Research shows:* Large “jackpot” rewards (e.g., Olympic gold) can push neural activity past the optimal preparation zone.* Explicit monitoring (thinking step-by-step about an automated skill) disrupts fluid performance.* Moderate pressure improves performance, but excessive pressure impairs it.* Choking is often linked more to inadequate preparation than lack of talent.2. Three Science-Based Ways to Reduce Choking* Train under pressure (e.g., videotaped practice) to desensitize anxiety.* Shift attention outward if you're an expert (focus on rhythm, target, counting backward) to let automatic systems run.* Novices should instead focus on one simple cue, not the entire process.* Reframe the stakes — focus on process over outcome to prevent mental overload.3. Olympic Gold Medal Lessons: Team Chemistry & Inner WisdomTwo Olympic examples illustrate vitality principles:* U.S. Hockey Team: Built intentionally for chemistry and grit (“F-150 pickup trucks,” not Ferraris). Cohesion > raw star power.* Alysa Liu (Figure Skating): Won gold after burnout by reclaiming autonomy, joy, and intrinsic motivation. She ignored medal pressure and focused on artistry.Lesson:* Teams win through cohesion and resilience.* Individuals win when they align performance with authentic purpose and joy.4. The Vitality Zones & the 60-Day Vital SprintDr. Mishra introduces four zones:* Vitality Zone (energized, purposeful)* Surviving Zone (functional but unfulfilled)* Sliding Zone (declining habits)* Burnout Zone (exhausted, depleted)The 60-day sprint focuses on improving:* Physical vitality (exercise, sleep regularity, proprioception, inflammation control)* Mental vitality (focus training, limiting mind wandering)* Social vitality (cultivating closeness)* Spiritual vitality (serving something larger than oneself)5. Core Vitality Levers Backed by DataKey evidence-based takeaways:* 15–20 minutes of daily exercise reduces mortality and inflammation.* Sleep regularity may matter more than duration.* hsCRP (inflammation marker) may predict heart disease better than cholesterol.* Two to three cups of caffeinated coffee or tea daily are linked to lower dementia risk.* A wandering mind reduces happiness; focused attention increases well-being.* Purpose and closeness are modifiable assets strongly tied to longevity.* Spirituality (belief in something larger than self) supports mental health.Elite execution requires preparation, calibrated pressure, authentic motivation, and alignment across physical, mental, social, and spiritual domains.Dare to Be Vital. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit vitalityexplorers.substack.com/subscribe

Supreme Court Decisions Shock All | Yogi vs his Dy CMs | SC/ST Act to be Challenged | Anupam Mishra

We're back!! Well, the world has taken a turn for the worse in 2026 and me and my long term friend Smita Mishra discuss the state of the world and the things keeping us up at night. We cover everything from governments, the Epstein files, general incompetence all around and what we can do as individuals to stay sane in this absolute nightmare of a world. Tune in to hear more. Share some love and your comments on our instagram page which can be accessed here.

Supreme Court in Full Form | Rahul Gandhi Finished | Mamata | Yogi Roars | Anupam Mishra

Anger Against Modi is Growing? | Supreme Court Bashes Didi | UGC | Ghooskhor | Yogi |  Anupam Mishra

This is the sixth episode in a series of ten short interviews recorded at the Wikimedia Futures Lab in Frankfurt. In this episode, recorded on day two, we meet User:Chinmayee Mishra from Odia Wikimedians User Group and Wiki Women* Task Force. All episodes in English (podcast feed) Credits The music and sound clips are from Surf Shimmy by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) [CC BY 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons. Image: WFL Header Icons (cropped and repeated) by Matthias Wörle CC BY 4.0 Discuss the episode on the project’s talk page. The episode is also available on Wikimedia Commons.

Mishra has served twice as UP BJP president, and three terms as Rajya Sabha member. He was a Union minister from 2014 to 2017, and has been governor of Himachal and Rajasthan.----more----https://theprint.in/politics/kalraj-mishra-how-the-bjp-old-timer-brahmin-flag-bearer-is-stirring-the-political-pot-in-up/2847146/

In this episode of Taking Healthcare by Storm, Quality Insights Medical Director Dr. Jean Storm speaks with Anuruddh Kumar Misra, MD, FACP, FAMSSM, QME, DIP ABLM, a triple board-certified physician and non-operative sports medicine specialist, and Anuruddh Mishra, founder of August AI.Dr. Misra and Anuruddh share their journeys into medicine and technology while exploring the evolving role of AI in healthcare, its benefits, limitations, and future impact, as well as the importance of balancing innovation with human empathy and clinical judgment in patient care. If you have any topics or guests you'd like to see on future episodes, reach out to us on our website.The views and opinions expressed by the host and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views, positions, or policies of Quality Insights. Publication number QI-020626-GK

In this episode of SparX, we speak with Neelkanth Mishra one of the leading voices of India Semiconductor Mission. He talks about India's semiconductor journey from the origins of the Semiconductor Mission to the realities of execution and global competition.He breakdown how the semiconductor ecosystem works, why entry barriers are so high, and what India's roadmap looks like today. The conversation also explores Micron's entry into India, early implementation learnings, India's geopolitical advantage, and the question of whether the country can truly challenge global leaders like NVIDIA.If you're looking for a clear, grounded understanding of India's semiconductor ambitions beyond the headlines, this SparX conversation offers context, realism, and long-term perspective.0:00 – 1:42 Introduction1:43 – 3:34 Neelkanth's journey in Semiconductors 3:35 – 11:46 India's Semiconductor Mission11:47 – 14:44 Semiconductor Manufacturing Process14:45 – 17:44 Objective of Semiconductor Mission17:45 – 18:50 Early days of Semiconductor Mission implementation18:51 – 21:08 Entry of Micron in India21:09 – 26:30 Early Implementation Challenges26:31 – 30:34 First Implementation Results30:35 – 32:28 Current State Global Semiconductor Industry32:29 – 35:41 India's Semiconductor Roadmap35:42 – 37:41 Entry Barriers in Semiconductor Industry37:42 – 41:09 India's Geopolitical Advantage41:10 – 44:10 India's Emerging Companies44:11 – 47:50 Can India Challenge NVIDIA?47:51 – 51:56 Why India Can't Be Aatmanirbhar51:57– 52:46 Outro

#dadsense #podcast #indiandads #alcohol #parentingpodcast #indianparents 500 Days Without Alcohol | How It Changed My Mind, Body & Fatherhood || Dadsense by Subhasis MishraThis episode began with a simple question — why did you quit alcohol?What followed was not a conversation about addiction. It became a reflection on presence,ambition, denial, and the quiet ways we normalize being absent — while telling ourselveseverything is fine.From social drinking and career success to fatherhood, missed mornings, and emotional clarity, thisepisode traces how alcohol slowly became a companion — and how awareness arrived much laterthan expected.This is not advice. It's not a warning.It's one father looking back honestly at what was lost, what was learned, and what finally made himpause.If you've ever told yourself “this is normal” — this conversation will stay with you.LinksDadsense: https://instagram.com/dadsenseKathanika Media (Pruduction House): https://instagram.com/kathanikamedia

Get Busy Living PodcastFIVE PRIMARY POINTS of the PODCASTChronic Inflammation is a Powerful Predictor of Disease and DeathDr. Mishra explains that mounting evidence—including a major American College of Cardiology scientific statement—shows inflammation, measured by high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP), predicts long-term cardiovascular risk and mortality more strongly than LDL cholesterol alone. Inflammation is no longer a theoretical concern; it is clinically actionable and central to aging, heart disease, cancer, and dementia risk.Excess Inflammation Accelerates Aging and DiseaseWhile inflammation is essential for healing and fighting infection, chronic or excessive inflammation damages tissues and increases mortality risk. Dr. Mishra emphasizes that inflammation may be one of the best biological markers of aging, making immune balance—not suppression—a critical goal for long-term vitality.30-Day Anti-Inflammatory Challenge Targets the Essentials that Matter MostThe episode introduces a simple, actionable “execute on the essentials” framework:cut 200 calories per day, move 20 more minutes daily, sleep 20 more minutes nightly, and strengthen one in-person social connection each week. These small, disciplined changes can meaningfully lower inflammation and reduce disease and death risk without medications.Four Lifestyle Levers—Diet, Exercise, Sleep, and Connection Work SynergisticallyEating less and less often reduces inflammatory burden; regular aerobic and resistance exercise lowers CRP, IL-6, and TNF-α; adequate sleep both reduces inflammation and improves metabolic control; and social connection directly alters immune-related gene activity. Together, these four levers form a powerful, low-cost “anti-inflammatory quartet”Peak Vitality Requires Identifying Your Personal “Free Solo”Inspired by Alex Honnold's rope-free climb of Taipei 101, Dr. Mishra challenges listeners to define their own “Free Solo”—a deeply personal pursuit that demands long-term discipline, courage, and preparation. Pairing biological vitality (low inflammation) with meaningful purpose unlocks the highest levels of performance and fulfillment. Copyright VyVerse, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit vitalityexplorers.substack.com/subscribe

India's energy economy has started 2026 on both a chaotic and a promising note. Last year's storms of trade wars and the disarray of the country's energy supply chain have spilled into this year as well. But 2025 was also the year India crossed the threshold of 50 per cent non-fossil fuel power generation capacity and took promising steps in nuclear energy. This year has commenced with policy shifts in the long languishing power distribution sector and trade deals with focus on sustainable development. To guide through this maze of varied developments which would impact India's energy transition and security, we spoke with Richa Mishra, seasoned energy journalist and author. Ms Mishra has been writing on the energy sector for more than two decades and has first-hand witnessed the evolution of India's energy sector and has covered notable milestones in her journalistic journey. She is currently Resident Editor at Hindu Business Line. Ms Mishra also runs a podcast called Energonomics where she unpacks the developments of the oil and gas sector. Her first book Unfilled Barrels: India's oil story published in 2022 offers a ringside view of India's oil and gas sector from past to present.Author page of Richa Mishra: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/profile/author/richa-mishra-10928/Energonomics podcast by Richa Mishra: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0y1IAo9tjT5TiZmuziacoYWd8rjX6dde&si=SzrnSAEKYRy7n2dFUnfilled Barrels: India's Oil story: https://www.bloomsbury.com/in/unfilled-barrels-9789354350283/Full transcript of the episode is available in English.Presented by 101ReportersFollow TIEH podcast on Twitter, Linkedin & YouTubeOur hosts, Shreya Jai on Twitter, Linkedin & Dr. Sandeep Pai on Twitter, Linkedin

Grand Conspiracy Against Yogi Adityanath | Eyewitness Account by Anupam Mishra | VN Bhatt

Welcome to PGX: Raw & RealPGX: Raw & Real is simple. I sit with people who've lived through something and/or made it big, and I try to understand what it did to them.Sometimes it gets deep, sometimes it gets weird, sometimes we end up laughing at stories that should've gone very differently — just like how real conversations go.This isn't meant to be inspiration or a template for life (for that, you can check out PGX Ideas).This space is different. It's their story, as they experienced it.In this episode, I spoke to Sanjay Mishra — Indian ActorTimestamps:00:00 - Welcome to Raw & Real03:10 - Delhi's pollution 07:45 - TV dramas, police corruption & dialogues 16:00 - Copy-paste formula of Bollywood24:00 - Bollywood copies hollywood? 32:10 - Movie Recommendations by Sanjay33:50 - Vadh 239:20 - Power of Cinema52:30 - Sanjay gets emotional while talking about his father1:10:45 - food stories / cheap thrills / simple pleasures 1:16:25 - Are we forgetting our culture?1:25:00 - What works in India?Enjoy.— Prakhar

Yogi Adityanath v Avimukteshwaranand Heats Up | BJP's Caste Appeasement | Mamata | Anupam Mishra

Relive the episode where Brian and Shelly are joined by producer Alok Mishra to count down their 10 favorite horror movies of 2023

Mamata - Sibbal, Singhvi Cry | BMC Predictions | General Caste Virodhi BJP Govt | Anupam Mishra

Quality, Consequences and the Construction Industrial Complex (part 464)Our guest this episode is Asit Kumar Mishra talking about built environment research, ASHRAE 55 and IEQ.If you enjoy this episode, share it with friends and give us a review, it helps more than you know.In this episode, we discuss:IEQ & Human centric design“Battling the forces of evil”ASHRAE 55IEQ & building CodeAnd much more…….More on AsitAsit on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asitk/BioAsit is a research fellow at University College Cork, Ireland. He specializes in occupant-centric design for building indoor climates, integrating human factors and actions with behavioral interventions to create healthier, more sustainable buildings. Asit's research focuses on understanding human-building interactions and developing evidence-based solutions that optimize both occupant well-being and building performance.#edificecomplexpodcast #bluerithm #BPV #ProjectManagement #podcast #CxM #Cx #RICS #PMI #PMP #smartbuildings #ESG #training #systems #resiliance #builtenvironment #LEED #netzero #MEP #ASHRAE #CIBSE #buildingservices #BECx #facades #BPVGlobal #bluerithm #environment #LEED #netzero #MEP #ASHRAE #CIBSE #sustainability #IEQ #ASHRAE55 #AESG

Fierce First Step in 2026 PodcastFIVE PRIMARY POINTS of the PODCASTLiving in the “Vitality Zone” Requires Conscious Choice and CourageDr. Mishra contrasts the vitality zone—where life feels purposeful, energetic, and engaged—with the surviving, sliding, and burnout zones. Using his experience standing on Iceland's continental divide as a metaphor, he emphasizes that meaningful growth often requires a deliberate leap of faith rather than passive autopilot living.Sleep is the New Frontier for Disease PredictionGroundbreaking AI research (the Sleep Foundation Model) shows that data from a single night of sleep can predict over 130 health conditions, including dementia, heart disease, stroke, and all-cause mortality. Sleep is reframed not as passive rest, but as a powerful diagnostic signal for future health.Sleep Functions as a Biological and Metabolic SuperpowerHigh-quality sleep resets metabolism, reduces inflammation, preserves muscle mass, improves cognition, and enhances physical performance. Athletes, professionals, and everyday individuals perform better when sleep is prioritized, making it foundational for both vitality and productivity.Five Evidence-based Principles can Dramatically Improve Sleep QualityThe most impactful strategies are:* Prioritizing sleep regularity over total sleep duration* Using exercise (especially strength training) as a drug-free sleep aid* Executing consistent sleep hygiene (cool, dark room; limited screens/caffeine; calming routines)* Recognizing sleep as a performance enhancer and metabolic reset* Treating sleep data as a validated biomarker for long-term health riskKnowledge only Matters when Turned into ActionEchoing Benjamin Franklin, Dr. Mishra stresses that while knowledge pays dividends, action pays more. The concrete vitality action for the week is simple but powerful: aim for 20 additional minutes of quality sleep per night, combined with moments of stillness, reflection, and self-advocacy to move intentionally toward a more vital life.Copyright VyVerse, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit vitalityexplorers.substack.com/subscribe

Nikita Mishra is an Industry Application Engineer, NASCAR Automotive, for ABB, and Mitch Stewart is a Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Minerallac. 

After 25 years abroad, author Satyartha Mishra confronts a simple question: is he leaving home or returning to it?In his latest book, The Hapless Voyager, Mishra looks back on five decades of life in India and Australia, telling his story through a 'non-linear, self-deprecating narrative' filled with humour, love, and loss. Speaking to SBS Hindi, he reflects on the people and moments that shaped his journey as a migrant in Australia, and shares what famous Indian director Imtiaz Ali once told him about his writing. Tune in to hear more.

Co-host Devina Divecha sits down the women behind Tezukuri, Chef Neha Mishra and Panchali Mahendra, CEO of Atelier House Hospitality for the first episode of 2026. The powerhouse duo talk about their shared passion for creating F&B concepts, and how their friendship evolved into a business relationship with Tezukuri. Chapters 0:00 Coming up... 4:23 Building a Friendship 8:18 Behind Tezikuri 14:52 Women in the Food Industry

We often talk about exercise helping mental health, but not always why.In this episode, I unpack a lesser-known system that links movement, emotional regulation, and even sleep–wake rhythms. If your anxiety tends to show up in the body before the thoughts, this one will likely resonate.Resources: Hilber, P., Cendelin, J., Le Gall, A., Machado, M.-L., Tuma, J., & Besnard, S. (n.d.). Cooperation of the vestibular and cerebellar networks in anxiety disorders and depression.Vlassopoulos, E., Mychasiuk, R., & Yamakawa, G. R. (n.d.). Does the brain's vestibular system contribute to synchronisation of circadian rhythms?Rajagopalan, A., Jinu, K. V., Sailesh, K. S., Mishra, S., Reddy, U. K., & Mukkadan, J. K. (n.d.). Understanding the links between vestibular and limbic systems regulating emotions.

The Most EXPLOSIVE Debate on Reservation in India | Ajeet Bharti, Vishnu Shankar Jain, Anupam Mishra

L'essai Le Monde après Gaza de l'écrivain indo-britannique Pankaj Mishra s'ouvre sur les derniers jours de l'insurrection dans le ghetto de Varsovie en 1943, réprimée dans le sang par les nazis. Comparant l'extermination des juifs pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale à l'anéantissement de Gaza par Israël sous le regard complice des puissances démocratiques occidentales, Mishra pointe du doigt la radicalisation de la société israélienne et s'inquiète de l'effondrement moral généralisé. Puisant sa réflexion aussi bien chez Primo Levi, Hannah Arendt, Edward Said que James Baldwin, ce livre relit l'histoire contemporaine à travers une grille morale et invite ses lecteurs à construire le monde d'après en s'appuyant sur une nouvelle conscience politique et éthique.    RFI : C'est le sentiment de découragement face à l'effondrement moral généralisé qui vous a conduit à vous lancer dans l'écriture du Monde après Gaza. J'aimerais que vous nous expliquiez les raisons de votre découragement ? Pankaj Mishra : Je me suis retrouvé dans la situation de nombreuses personnes complètement déconcertées par la réaction d'Israël au 7-Octobre. Nous avons vécu des mois d'extermination de masse diffusés en direct, quelque chose de sans précédent dans l'histoire de l'humanité. En même temps, ce qui a été également inédit ces derniers mois, c'est de voir les démocraties occidentales qui prétendent défendre un ordre international fondé sur des règles, qui prétendent se battre pour la démocratie et les droits humains, appuyer Israël en lui apportant leur soutien tant diplomatique, militaire que moral. En conséquence, tout un système de normes, tout un système de lois, toute une manière de comprendre le monde, notre place en son sein, notre perception de nous-mêmes, de nos possibilités, et de ce que nos sociétés pourraient être à l'avenir, désormais tout cela est remis en cause. C'est de cela que je parle quand je vous dis que nous assistons à un effondrement moral généralisé. Je suis étonné de votre réaction. Vous semblez avoir oublié les violences des guerres coloniales, les atrocités commises en Corée et au Vietnam, la mauvaise foi qui a conduit à la guerre en Irak… Je pense que les gens de ma génération n'ont pas oublié les longues guerres et les atrocités de l'impérialisme. Je n'avais pas vraiment beaucoup d'illusions sur la nature de la démocratie occidentale ni sur cette rhétorique des droits de l'homme. Mais je dois admettre que, même pour des personnes comme moi, formées à l'histoire mondiale, les événements de Gaza - au cours desquels on a vu les gens abandonner leurs principes pour se ranger du côté des auteurs d'un génocide - ont été un choc immense. À quand situez-vous la corrosion morale dans la société israélienne que vous pointez et que vous n'êtes d'ailleurs pas le seul à évoquer ? Pour la plupart des observateurs, cette corrosion morale commence avec l'endoctrinement de la population israélienne et la construction d'une identité nationale fondée sur la Shoah et l'expérience juive en Europe. Pendant les premières années de l'existence d'Israël, la Shoah ne faisait pas partie de l'image que ce pays se faisait de lui-même. Les premiers dirigeants israéliens méprisaient les survivants de l'Holocauste : ils les voyaient comme des êtres faibles qui déshonoraient le pays parce qu'ils étaient allés à la mort sans résistance. Ce n'est que plus tard, à partir des années 1960, que le récit de la Shoah a été redécouvert et élaboré afin d'imposer une identité nationale cohérente. Ainsi, plusieurs générations d'Israéliens ont été endoctrinées avec ce message très dangereux selon lequel le monde qui les entoure serait rempli de gens cherchant à les tuer et à les éradiquer. Dans votre ouvrage, vous revenez longuement sur les mises en garde lancées en leur temps par d'éminents philosophes tels que Hannah Arendt et Primo Lévi contre cet endoctrinement. Pourquoi n'ont-ils pas été écoutés? C'est parce que le récit de l'Holocauste a d'abord été confisqué par l'État d'Israël, puis perverti pour servir les intérêts d'un État violent et expansionniste. Des penseurs comme Hannah Arendt, qui avaient vu en Europe les pires excès du nationalisme, étaient très conscients du risque de voir ressurgir ces dangers dans un nouvel État-nation tenté par le fascisme, le suprémacisme ethnique et racial. C'est pourquoi elle s'est farouchement opposée à l'idée du sionisme comme doctrine constitutive de l'Etat d'Israël. Primo Levi, lui, qui croyait en l'idée d'un Israël socialiste, fut totalement horrifié en découvrant les preuves des atrocités israéliennes commises contre les Libanais et les Palestiniens. Ces penseurs ne pouvaient concevoir que la Shoah serve de fondement à la légitimité d'Israël. Pour eux, cette légitimité ne pouvait reposer que sur le comportement éthique d'Israël dans l'ici et maintenant. C'est pourquoi je crois qu'il est de notre devoir, d'une certaine manière, de sauver la mémoire de la Shoah des mains de ceux qui l'ont tant instrumentalisée en Israël. Ne me méprenez pas : il n'est nullement question d'oublier la Shoah, mais il est seulement question de la délivrer de l'emprise de l'État d'Israël. Comment voyez-vous le monde après Gaza, qui est le titre de votre essai ? Vous savez, lorsque je songe à l'avenir, ce qui m'inspire véritablement de l'espoir, c'est la façon dont la jeunesse a su incarner à travers le monde une forme rare d'empathie et de compassion envers les victimes de la violence à Gaza. Ils l'ont fait en se levant, en se mobilisant, en donnant voix à leur indignation, et, ce faisant, ils nous ont renvoyé à nos propres manquements — nous, les aînés, ceux qui détenons le pouvoir, dans la politique, les affaires ou les médias. Ils nous ont rappelé, parfois avec sévérité, combien nous nous étions compromis, soit en tolérant ce génocide, soit en gardant le silence face à lui. Ces jeunes manifestants, ces étudiants sont descendus dans la rue, ils ont dénoncé les atrocités, nous poussant à écouter davantage la voix de notre conscience. J'espère qu'à mesure qu'ils vieilliront, accédant à leur tour à des positions d'influence et de responsabilité, ils se souviendront des positions profondément morales qu'ils ont su adopter dans ces temps sombres que nous venons de vivre. Et j'espère qu'ils trouveront le moyen de perpétuer ces valeurs de compassion et de solidarité qu'ils ont su si magnifiquement incarner au cours de ces 15 derniers mois marqués par la brutalité et la souffrance. Oui, on peut dire qu'il y a de l'espoir. Le Monde après Gaza, par Pankaj Mishra. Essai traduit de l'anglais par David Fauquemberg. Editions Zulma, 304 pages, 22,50€

Secret Plan of Modi for Bangladeshi's & Paki's | Yogi is Real Dhurandhar | Anupam Mishra

In this episode of Dadsense, we sit down with Sean, an artist, animator, and global parent, for a deeply reflective conversation on fatherhood, identity, and raising a child across continents.From growing up in a small town in the United States to building a career in animation, Sean reflects on how the world he imagined as a child turned out to be completely different from the one he lives in today. He speaks about choosing art over convention, navigating a rapidly changing industry, and how becoming a father fundamentally altered his relationship with fear, mortality, and purpose.As a parent who has raised his son across North America, India, and Europe, Sean offers a rare perspective on global parenting — how culture shapes childhood, why family becomes more important than places, and what it means to raise a child who has no fear of the world.This episode is not about perfect parenting.It's about awareness, adaptability, emotional honesty, and learning alongside your child — one country, one phase, one conversation at a time.What to Expect• Growing up with strong roots and choosing an unconventional path• Discovering art early and committing to animation as a life's work• The emotional shift that comes with becoming a father• Why fear changes after having a child• Parenting across India, France, and the United States• Raising a globally aware child without cultural fear• Supporting your child's passion without projecting your own dreams• Family, identity, and the idea of “home”• Navigating uncertainty in a fast-changing world• What fatherhood teaches you about letting goKey Discussion Points• Childhood & Roots – Growing up in a small American town• Art & Identity – Choosing animation over convention• Industry Shifts – From hand-drawn art to digital worlds• Becoming a Father – The moment fear took a new form• Parenting & Mortality – Protectiveness beyond logic• Global Upbringing – Raising a child across three continents• Culture & Adaptability – How children absorb the world differently• Family Over Places – Why home is people, not geography• Supporting Passion – Letting your child choose their own path• Uncertainty – Preparing children for a world that keeps changingTimestamps00:00 – How becoming a father changes everything03:00 – Growing up with stability vs raising a child globally06:10 – Discovering art early & choosing animation09:50 – Parents, support, and hard career decisions14:30 – Pixar, CGI, and an industry that flipped overnight19:30 – Father–son relationships across generations25:30 – Projecting dreams onto children (and learning not to)32:10 – Supporting a child's passion without pressure38:40 – The fear of losing a child & instinctive protectiveness46:00 – Parenting across cultures: US, India & France55:40 – Why family matters more than travel01:05:30 – Raising a child with no fear of the world01:15:40 – What fatherhood ultimately teaches youTags#dadsense #fatherhood #parentingjourney #globalparenting #consciousparenting #raisingkids #identity #familyfirst #podcast LinksDadsense – instagram.com/dadsenseKathanika Media – instagram.com/kathanikamedia

Unstoppable Amit Shah - Action on Illegals | Rahul Gandhi Meltdown | West Bengal | Anupam Mishra

Mamata Didi Hunts for Hindu Votes | Gi-Had Call | घुसपैठिए जाए तो जाएँ कहाँ | Anupam Mishra

Be Kind & Grateful to Be Great PodcastFIVE PRIMARY POINTS of the PODCASTHuman Connection Matters More Than DataDr. Mishra opens with Dean Ornish's idea that connection and community are as essential as food, water, and air. He argues we are drowning in data but starving for direction, and asks listeners to stop tracking themselves for a week and intentionally engage with real humans.Biomarkers Alone Cannot Measure VitalityDespite years of research—including PRP innovation and extensive self-testing—Dr. Mishra emphasizes that no single biomarker or panel can accurately quantify vitality. He critiques the booming longevity-tech market for offering more marketing than science.The Hottest Longevity Tests Have Limited EvidenceHe reviews four major categories:* Blood-based biomarker panels: Huge market but very little peer-reviewed evidence supporting meaningful insights.* Microbiome testing: Promising but still early; diverse gut bacteria correlate with healthier aging.* Biologic clocks (epigenetic, facial, retinal): Interesting but inconsistent, easily cherry-picked, and not yet clinically integrated.* Liquid biopsies & whole-body MRI: Useful mainly for high-risk populations; false positives can cause harm.Overall: science lags far behind the hype.The Best Ways to Slow Biological Aging Are Proven and SimpleBased on published data, the most reliable methods to slow biological aging remain:* Consistent physical activity* High-quality sleep* Calorie restriction* Plant-forward diet* Optimal vitamin D* Higher income* Higher educationA Hybrid Future: Start With Human Vitality, Then Add TechDr. Mishra recommends:* Prioritizing human actions AI cannot do—forgiveness, fun, imagination, courage, resilience, service, connection.* Considering comprehensive testing at two strategic “warranty expiration” stages: early 40s and late 50s.* Building a future where human vitality comes first, and elite technology augments—not replaces—our humanity.Copyright, VyVerse, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit vitalityexplorers.substack.com/subscribe

In this conversation, Neil Ashton and Prof. Siddhartha Mishra, and Prof. Johannes Brandstetter discuss their recent paper on AI foundation models in computational fluid dynamics (CFD). They explore the backgrounds of the speakers, the journey to writing the paper, the role of AI in CFD, and the challenges of scaling laws and data generation. The discussion also covers model training costs, open questions, and future directions for research in this field.Fluid Intelligence: A Forward Look on AI Foundation Models in Computational Fluid Dynamics : https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.20455v1

Pooja aliolewa akiwa na umri wa miaka 15, baadaye akiwa mdogo bado akagundua kuwa ana Virusi Vya Ukimwi, VVU, na leo ni Mratibu wa Kitaifa wa Vijana chini ya Muungano wa Kitaifa wa Watu wanaoishi na VVU nchini India (NCPI+), akifanya kazi moja kwa moja na zaidi ya vijana 1,800 kote India. Katika mahojiano yaliyofanywa na Anshu Sharma wa Idhaa ya Kihindi ya Umoja wa Mataifa, Pooja anasimulia safari yake, nafasi ya jamii na familia, na ujumbe wake kwa watu wanaoishi na VVU. Anaposema ART anazungumzia dawa za kufubaza virusi, sawa na ARV lakini katika mkusanyiko wa dawa nyingi kwa pamoja.

In this episode of SparX, Mukesh Bansal sits down with economist and policy thinker Neelkanth Mishra to unpack why he believes this is the true golden age of Indian entrepreneurship. They talk about:Falling cost of capital and a stronger banking system expanding access to debt and equity.Massive domestic flows via SIPs, EPFO, and insurance fueling startups and exits.Policy shifts in GST, decriminalization, and state reforms that slowly ease doing business.The next wave beyond internet startups: fintech, precision manufacturing, hardware, semiconductors, and data centers.The next wave of entrepreneurship beyond internet companies: fintech, precision manufacturing, hardware, semiconductors, data centers, and chip design.Aadhaar's evolution into a trust and KYC layer, and how lower unit costs in finance, education, and health can break vicious economic cycles.Navigating big tech power, US–China tensions, and political noise while staying focused on India's long runway from $4T to $20T GDP.If you're interested in where India's economy is really headed, how policy and infrastructure shape founder opportunities, or what it takes to build in the middle of geopolitical churn, this conversation with Neelkanth offers rare clarity, realism, and optimism.

Vitamin D Cuts Recurrent Heart Attack Risk by 52% PodcastFIVE PRIMARY POINTS of the PODCAST1. Kindness Sparks Gratitude — And Both Improve HealthThe podcast emphasizes that kindness triggers gratitude, and gratitude has measurable physiological benefits:* Reduced inflammation (lower CRP)* Calmer amygdala activity on fMRI* Lower heart rate and blood pressureKindness becomes a zero-cost, high-impact intervention for vitality.2. Gratitude Interventions Are Scientifically PowerfulDr. Mishra reviews research showing that even simple weekly gratitude exercises—such as writing about a meaningful person—result in:* Lower inflammatory biomarkers* Improved cardiovascular behaviors* Increased parasympathetic tone (more calm, less stress)3. Cultivating Closeness Is a Lifelong Vitality SkillCloseness is presented as a top predictor of longevity, more powerful than avoiding smoking or obesity. To cultivate it:* Practice “scary sharing” — listen deeply and be a bit vulnerable.* Build a “Vitality Squad” — four key friends supporting physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being.* Forgive to rebuild — forgiveness frees mental energy and strengthens relationships.4. Social Connection Requires Intentional EffortRelationships wither without attention. Dr. Mishra urges listeners to set social-connection goals the same way they set fitness goals—aiming for one or two meaningful interactions each week.5. Ten Quotes Summarize the Year's Lessons on Kindness, Gratitude, and ClosenessThe episode concludes with a curated “Top 10 Quotes” from Mother Teresa, Simone Weil, Gandhi, Darwin, Rumi, Jane Goodall, and others—each pointing to the core message:Vitality = kindness + gratitude + connection + growth.Copyright VyVerse, LLC. All Rights Reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit vitalityexplorers.substack.com/subscribe

Action Against Muslims by Modi | Rahul Gandhi, Lutyens Meltdown | Akhilesh | Anupam Mishra

Modi has Returned with a Bang | End of RJD & Congress | West Bengal | Anupam Mishra, Baba Ramdas

Bhau Torsekar, Anupam Mishra, Baba Ramdas, Abhishek Tiwari on Narrative Attack Against Bharat

Bhau Torsekar, Awanish.PNS,Tehseen Poonawalla, Anupam Mishra on Bharat's Final Civilizational Battle

Can teachers truly be creative if they're told exactly what tools to use—and how to use them? In this thought-provoking episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, hosts Dr. Cyndi Burnett and Dr. Matthew Worwood welcome Dr. Punya Mishra, Associate Dean of Scholarship and Innovation at Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Dr. Mishra delves deep into the concept of “teachers as designers,” drawing on the foundational design theories of Herb Simon and his own background in engineering and design. He explains how teachers, much like designers, operate in complex, ambiguous environments where creativity, improvisation, and reflection in action are essential. Dr. Mishra introduces listeners to the TPACK framework, highlighting the intersections between content, pedagogy, technology, and context, and discusses how educators can transform everyday tools—from textbooks to cell phones—into powerful vehicles for creative learning. The conversation expands into the pressing challenges and opportunities presented by technology, particularly artificial intelligence, in today's classrooms. Dr. Mishra shares both his excitement and concerns about AI, emphasizing the importance of teacher agency, the risks of top-down, one-size-fits-all edtech solutions, and the need to recognize the implicit learning theories embedded in every technology. He offers examples of AI as a creative partner in both the classroom and his personal creative pursuits, while also warning about issues like bias and over-reliance on technology-generated content. The episode closes with Dr. Mishra's personal reflections on transformative learning experiences, the vital role of teacher creativity, and a call to retain a critical, questioning stance as technology continues to reshape education.   Be sure to subscribe on your favorite platform and sign up for our Extra Fuel newsletter for more resources and inspiration. Visit FuelingCreativityPodcast.com for more information or email us at questions@fuelingcreativitypodcast.com.

Universes Beyond: What started as a single Secret Lair of The Walking Dead cards has now ballooned to encompass over half of all cards being released next year. Love it or hate it, UB has been a polarizing topic in the MTG community. Do Furby and Dwight from The Office belong in the same game as Urza and Mishra? Is there still room for Magic in Magic: The Gathering? Is it all just too much? Tune in for our takes and let us know what YOU think! -------- JOIN OUR PATREON: Support the show and become a Patron! Be a part of our community, receive awesome rewards, and more! https://www.patreon.com/commandzone -------- RAYCON: Raycon's fan-favorite Everyday Earbuds Classic now feature Active Noise Cancellation! To save 20% sitewide go to: https://www.buyraycon.com/command FACTOR: Eat smart with Factor. To get 50% off your first box plus free breakfast for one year, use code command50off at: https://www.factormeals.com/command50off RIDGE: One thing to pack, five ways to power! Get 10% Off @ Ridge with code COMMAND at https://ridge.com/COMMAND -------- CARD KINGDOM: The Command Zone is sponsored by Card Kingdom! If you want to receive your cards in one safe package and experience the best customer service, make sure to order your Magic cards, sealed product, accessories, and more at Card Kingdom: http://www.cardkingdom.com/command ARCHIDEKT: Discover, build, catalog, and playtest on Archidekt, the deck-building website that makes it easy to brew brand new lists or manage your old favorites. Go to http://www.archidekt.com/commandzone to get started today! ULTRA PRO: Huge thanks to Ultra PRO for sponsoring this episode! Be sure to check out their amazing APEX sleeves and super classy MANA 8 product line. If you want to keep your cards protected and support the show, visit: https://ultrapro.com/command -------- Relevant Links: Magic 2026 Release Schedule: https://tinyurl.com/ec8w4c93 The Preview Panel at MagicCon: Atlanta: https://youtu.be/pxGUDYNwpL4?si=bdIZ6o47NnrUVDCV New York Comic Con Panel Announcement: https://tinyurl.com/3z66ttcf Collecting Lorwyn Eclipsed: A First Look: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/feature/collecting-lorwyn-eclipsed Beyond the Edge of Eternities: An MTG Movie: https://youtu.be/jclO7Mjfjq0?si=o6__zvru3DKpnPEd Secret Lair Reveal Party: https://youtu.be/whUmH7dp47s?si=m1hE7KvwrVXkUoFh Spice8Rack Magic: The Gathering, Spider-Man, & the End of Culture: https://youtu.be/LNGowvILFXo?si=BjejpdVHSdoI-dxQ MTGGoldfish - Why Magic is How it Is in 2025 and Why Everything Changed: https://youtu.be/sNNqz6qNwOo?si=kwXAPco7wsMrkVAu Jake Boss: Twitter: @JakeBossMTG BlueSky: @jakeboss.bsky.social YouTube: @JakeBossMTG Mark Rosewater Blogatog: https://tinyurl.com/5t4v6vv4 Ittetu: Twitter: @ittetu_ Mark Rosewater - Designing for Universes Beyond: https://tinyurl.com/3p7bhecu IGN - Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy Expansion Made $200 Million in Just One Day: https://www.ign.com/articles/magic-the-gatherings-final-fantasy-expansion-made-200-million-in-just-one-day -------- Follow us on TikTok: @thecommandzone Follow us on Instagram: @CommandCast Follow us on Bluesky: @commandcast.bsky.social Follow us on Twitter: @CommandCast @JoshLeeKwai @jfwong @wachelreeks Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/commandcast/ Email us: commandzonecast@gmail.com -------- Commander Rules and Ban List: https://magic.wizards.com/en/banned-restricted-list -------- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The FIDE Grand Swiss always seems to deliver drama, and this year's edition was no exception. To help break it all down, I am joined by popular commentator, Chessable author, and host of the Power Play Chess YouTube channel, GM Daniel King. In our conversation, Daniel shares his takeaways on: • The common thread that fueled the successes of GMs Anish Giri and Matthias Blübaum • Standout performances from young stars like GMs Erdogmus, Mishra, and Woodward • Why the Women's Grand Swiss produced fewer surprise qualifiers • A look ahead to the FIDE World Cup and the fight for the remaining Candidates spots We also touch on tournament formats, opening preparation, and Daniel's current projects. This was a fascinating event to follow and an equally fun one to recap with GM King. Thanks to our sponsors, Silver Knights Chess Academy. If you know a scholastic player who could use high quality online group lessons, be sure to check them out.  chessacademy.com/online  Use coupon code- "pod"  to save 50% on the first month.  0:00- Intro 0:03- Whose play impressed Daniel? Mentioned: Pragganandhaa-Mishra 2025 https://www.chess.com/events/2025-fide-grand-swiss-open/04/Praggnanandhaa_R-Mishra_Abhimanyu Keymer-Bluebahm 2025 https://www.chess.com/events/2025-fide-grand-swiss-open/10/Keymer_Vincent-Bluebaum_Matthias IM Greg Shahade's tweet- https://x.com/GregShahade/status/1967742931122724924  10:00- How will Bluebahm fare in the Candidates? 13:00-  Mentioned: Colin McGourty's great tournament recap is here: https://www.chess.com/news/view/2025-fide-grand-swiss-13-conclusions#giri-1 15:00- Does the FIDE Grand Swiss format  make it too likely that non-elite players will qualify for the Candidates?  Mentioned: Peter Heine Nielsen's Tweet https://x.com/PHChess/status/1967494651566588023 Leonard Barden's column for The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/sep/12/chess-erdogmus-14-wins-immortal-game-on-silk-road-as-grand-swiss-nears-climax 17:00- Daniel''s thoughts on the new FIDE Women's Candidates 20:00- Who would Daniel like to see earn one of the last Candidate spots?  Mentioned:  Chess Reddit post on players not yet in the Candidates: https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comments/1nig9bx/10_strong_players_but_only_3_available_slots/ Giri-Niemann 2025 https://www.chess.com/events/2025-fide-grand-swiss-open/11/Giri_Anish-Niemann_Hans_Moke 25:00- Should there be a tiebreak playoff at the Grand Swiss?  Browne-Petrosian 1982 https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1035512 29:00- Patreon mailbag question: “Should FIDE use a different pairing algorithm in order to limit color imbalances?” The two papers (via Dr. Benjamin Portheault) that describe the pairing system are here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2112.10522  https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.19333 32:00- Patreon mailbag question: “At what stage are players leaving their opening prep at the professional level?” 37:00- Patreon mailbag question: “Where can a player find good model games in the Kalashnikov Sicilian?”  Mentioned: Cuenca, Moisenko, SL Narayanyan, Maghsoodloo, Bulmaga  39:00- What is Daniel's process for following tournaments and picking games to show on his channel? Mentioned: Mittai-Erdogmus 2025 https://www.chess.com/events/2025-fide-grand-swiss-open/04/Aditya_Mittal-Erdogmus_Yagiz_Kaan 42:00- Daniel's current projects: Join his Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/c/powerplaychess/posts 50:00- Check out Daniel's book reviews on his channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhyM8toCZs_oHwQr_PTveXDkbnbq2Z4HO 53:00- Before we go, we make incorrect predictions of who will win the FIDE World Cup!!  56:00- Thanks as always to Daniel for joining me. Here is how to keep up with him: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMBATpFb--uLNAODOVWvCTA His Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/powerplaychess/ His Chessable Courses: https://www.chessable.com/author/DanielKing/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices