Another year, another bang. Raeesbhai98 joins us for the season premiere and explores and laughs a lot with us in this crunchy episode. Follow him on hi insta handle : Raessbhai98 and us too on @possiblywrong . Also subscribe to his youtube channel by the name raeesbhai98. 

Arnav is by the far one of the most intriguing guests we had. He was one of the first critique of our podcast and helped us improve a lot. He's raju by day and Rayjew by night. A music producer/ rapper with over 100k streams he share with us his experience as a learner of western classical and how he got into producing among various other things. Follow him on spotify and insta to get updated about his work and do follow us too. we hope you enjoy this one as we did.

In this episode we bought Ajinkya Bakshi and had a lot of fun talking about various things from his early days in college to learning beat making and finally the birth of beats by jinx and ajinkya bakshi. We had a blast doing this one and we hope you too enjoy this episode. Also Bakshi bhai has a new track "CORAL" out so do check him out and listen to his magic. Follow Possibly Wrong on Instagram and Spotify for more amazing content.

In this episode we invite a dear friend of Siddharth, Jenny Cho who is currently studying Biology majors in New York state university. We discuss the intricacies of US education system and why is India trying to adopt it in a nuanced why. We hope you enjoy this episode and for more amazing content follow us on spotify, Instagram and facebook under the same handle, Possibly Wrong. 

In this episode we host Naqaab47 an underground rapper from Delhi who is fierce in his verses and sorted in his mind. We discuss a variety of things from his alter egos in rap namely pahgull d33wana, Azaad Vijay, haarami swami , to his history with indian music and poetry. Towards the end we get into intense mode and discuss how big label play PR games and his views on political scenario in india. Naqaab47 has recently dropped a latest single Yaad on both spotify and youtube, so check him out. And do follow us on spotify and instagram under the same handle Possibly Wrong.

In this episode I invite Gurpvit Sandhu, Brand manager and curious learner at ioninks. A guy who has tried so much at such a young age that he had already founded 2 startups before even passing 12th. We discuss with him how the culture around us shapes our personal freedom and our opinion about it and what factors influence the culture. Enjoy this episode and share it with your friends and family.

In this chill episode, me sudhansh and sidhharth gather and re-live an amazingly layered and a highly philosophical movie Fight club and discuss some of the underlying idea's. This is a chill episode with a lot of consumer capitalism and weird jokes between friends. Listen and enjoy this chill conversation.  

In this episode we get into conversation with Rupesh Mahore, an exceptionally well established standup comedian, physicist and a startup (spacegrade india) founder. We deep dive with him on topics like philosophy, his research works and obviously how he manages to be the best of all worlds. Listen to this wholesome conversation for an eye opening perspective on various things. Do follow him at @rumcohol and us at @the.white.panda, @s1d_shekhar89. Share this with your friends and enjoy this podcast.

This is a two part Episode where I talk about Stoicism as a philosophy and a way of living with my co-host Siddharth Shekhar , who recently got into stoicism and shares his fresh perspective on the philosophy and its methodologies from a very new and unbiased perspective. We talk about its principles, life goals of a stoic. acknowledging growth and many other things. Listen to this podcast for a fresh perspective on stoicism and for someone who wants to get into it.  

In this episode I along with my curious friend dissect the shear fallacy in our history and culture, which are feeded to us in a form which propelled political agenda and narratives. We look upon life of the great samrat Ashok, whose glory isn't something to be celebrated of but instead to be reflected upon. Listen to this episode and break your own myths about our own history.