In this, the twentieth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut' podcast, I sit down with my close friend Tarang Joseph to discuss how life and the music industry has been treating him of late, his aspirations for the future and some very very questionable 1920s sociology by the also questionable William Durant, shared with us by a mutual close friend who shall remain unnamed (for his sake).

In this, the nineteenth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut' podcast, I recount a few perspective-shaping experiences from this last couple of weeks and my thoughts thereof.

In this, the eighteenth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut' podcast, I discuss the latest advances AI has made with regard to music, how I predict that will affect the industry here in India, the Kendrick V. Drake rap beef, the Diddy allegations and what these events have revealed to me about human nature.

In this, the seventeenth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut' podcast, I discuss a truly scarring Instagram story I recently encountered and not much else.

In this, the sixteenth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut', I recount significant moments from wedding season and my thoughts regarding them and the near future.

In this, the fifteenth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut', Eden and I discuss the precarious nature of securing the right haircut, his unique journey towards becoming the wonderful friend I have today (an excited, enthusiastic, and hardworking barista and coffee roaster [and future café owner]) and several other thoughts/experiences unique to our circles and the music and performance industry.

In this, the fourteenth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut' podcast, I explore the potential reasons for men feeling the need to maintain an ongoing impression in the public eye, of infallible strength, and becoming "closed books," so to say.

In this, the thirteenth episode of the undoubtedly iconic 'Brown Boy Haircut' podcast, I understand (and make peace with) the fact that I am a black sheep and explore the earliest stages of it's realisation in my life.