We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this episode we completely give up on the core concept of the show and spend 20 minutes outside Shah Rukh Khan's house shitting on bombay.

We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this episode we talk about Partition: the conditions that lead to the largest mass migration in human history, the atrocities suffered by people on both sides of the so-called "Radcliffe Line", and most importantly, god save the queen.

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this episode we talk about Religion: the carnal coercion of children by cardinals, the communal tensions that would tear apart an entire subcontinent, and most importantly, the crimes Khushwant Singh committed against humanity.

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this episode we talk about cult of personality and discuss some of history's most divisive figures: the inhumane racism of Winston Churchill, the indisputable badassery of Vladmir Lenin and most importantly the Shiney Ahuja complex.

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this episode we talk about India post independence- the conspiracy surrounding Lal Bahadur Shastri's death, the mysterious Gumnami Baba and most importantly a Telegu revolutionary named Potti.

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night.

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this episode we decided to keep things light hearted and, you know, talk about the death penalty. Tune in to hear us talk about the moral implications of capital punishment, the gruesome methods of execution used throughout history and most importantly, should Ben Shapiro should be given the death penalty?

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this episode we talk about the concept of love, as well as famous stories about the wildly popular topic: the obsessive and agonising tale of Layla and Majnun, the infamous affair between Julius Caesar's best friend Mark Antony and the famous female pharaoh Cleopatra, and most importantly, did Jahangir cuck his father?

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a show where we talk about stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but essentially just read about it last night. In this 4th of July special commemorating 245 years of US independence, we discuss the policy of American Imperialism: the forgotten genocide of Native Americans, the wildly unwanted war in Vietnam, the plain façade behind the invasion of Iraq, but most importantly - did Christopher Columbus really hump a llama?

"We Read This Last Night" is the self-explanatory title of a podcast where we talk about that stuff that we only have surface level knowledge on, but we essentially just read about it last night. In this episode, we sellout to talk about cults, the despicable but admittedly badass Manson, the sex appeal of Osho, the unfiltered horror of Jonestown, but most importantly - was a Bengali E-girl responsible for the downfall of one of the biggest cults of all time?