I Went Back To
An Audio Time Machine
Hosted by Kalyan Sundareswaran
This podcast is a personal journey back in time, to the things I loved doing, but forgot to engage with along the way. Things that gave me immense joy at one point, but fell between the cracks somewhere along the way as life progressed.
The Covid-19 pandemic presented an opportunity – to go back to those very same interests. And from there, sprung the idea of this podcast.
In each episode, I’ll go back to one such area of interest, and presnt it to you in a deep-dive fashion. I hope that together, you and I, will learn something new.
Fire In Babylon
The sad thing about any struggle for equity and fairness is its permanence and immutability. One of the happiest things to behold in any walk of life is when something or someone stands out and asserts their dignity. And when[...]
Train Of Thoughts Of Trains
It's said that in the final moments of our life, people and things flash past our eyes. If it's true and if it happens to me, I know that I'll be looking out of the window of a train. It'll[...]
The High-Noon Of Her Misery
This is a deeply personal journey full of epiphanies and discoveries. And it’s got all the regular tropes of personal inspirations: art, past events & people, dreams and all of that. And yet it is nothing so singular or extraordinary[...]
The Locked-Room Murder
If at all there was anything hopelessly morbid which one actually could look forward to in these times, it had to be a murder mystery. This is an episode which doffs its hat to that killer of a genre of[...]
“What Might Have Been?”
"What Might Have Been?" A hypothesizing game I used to play with myself and my friends. A game, where we gave ourselves an imaginary scenario and then we fantasized a situation, asking ourselves what if this scenario were to be true.[...]
Trailer – I Went Back To
As time goes by and life progresses, we get so entangled in our mundane daily lives that we tend to forget most of our interests and hobbies. They disappear from our lives. Sometimes, forever. While the Covid-19 pandemic has shown[...]