In this podcast, Meher Sachdeva, the founder of Artisan, discusses how artists and creators can build a career in the Indian creative industry. The conversation covers artist management, music industry insights, networking, personal branding, social media growth, and why cold outreach still works for upcoming artists.They also discuss live events, concert production, entrepreneurship, burnout, and the challenges of growing as an independent creator in India. She shares practical advice for musicians, dancers, comedians, managers, and content creators looking to grow their careers and connect with the right people in the entertainment industry.

Do you think you are really smart? Well, let’s save the overconfidence. You have a real survival challenge if you are moving to Delhi anytime soon, especially from a small town. The reality of the city is far from why it's romanticized. It is probably one of the toughest places for a student. Especially if you are in DU. Even if you have Tom Uncles, Maggie, and Sudama Ki Chai, sometimes it’s just not enough, and the hype dies down within 6 months. So if you're a fresher, this might just be the reality check you need on how to survive the city as an outsider. Indeed, the city offers amazing delicacies, but the truth is, the Delhi food problem is very real. The way you’ll miss homemade food is going to drive you crazy, and you’ll never know when your next meal comes with a side of antibiotics. Since we are talking food, trying out these places is as necessary as getting a MetroCard. Do not miss out on Chanakyapuri Momo Market Place, Paranthe Wali Gali, or The Chole Kulchewalas in North Campus. These are the hacks you need to know to keep pace with the city.

From struggling with self-doubt to creating content that actually resonates, Anil spills the tea on what it really takes to glow up as a creator in today’s digital world. In this episode, see how we find love in a world full of 'situationships'. The journey behind Anil’s viral videos, how to stay authentic when everyone’s copying trends, and real talk on rejection, self-doubt, and the creative grind.