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Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
Season 2, Episode 1: Master chef Sanjeev Kapoor and his daughter Rachita talk about food, especially home-cooked food, the evolution of the kitchen, and how attitudes around cooking and eating are changing
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September 27, 2020: FF Recommends: 7 lessons from conversations; Remembering Isher Judge Ahluwalia; Why smiling is good
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
Home food was boring for millennials, but the pandemic and the sudden loss of options to eat out or order in is forcing them into the kitchen. They are discovering the joys of being creative and the assurance of being self-sufficient, but they still want convenience. Food entrepreneurs are taking note
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
In Episode 5 of TAMG, ad industry veteran Vijay Bhat and his son Shravan talk money—a subject that’s rarely discussed in Indian families. What value do the two generations place on money, especially in tough times? And how early should you talk about it in the family?
A panel discussion with Gaia Smart Cities’ Sumit Chowdhury and True North’s Haresh Chawla on the next gen’s abundance mindset, how digital businesses have changed the rules, and how to stay relevant
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August 1, 2020: How do you come up with brilliant ideas; how elite economists are hurting economics; think outside the box
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
Will streaming services decimate movie theatres now? Damodar and Harsh Mall debate what entertainment will look like post-pandemic
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
It’s Advantage Gen Z in the all-digital workplace of the future. But the old hands have a skill or two to pass on to them. In Episode 2 of Talkin' 'Bout My Generation, father-and-son duo Damodar and Harsh Mall talk about what each generation can learn from the other
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
Catch the father-and-son duo Damodar Mall and Harsh Mall on episode 1 of Founding Fuel's new weekly show, Talkin' 'Bout My Generation
Talkin’ ‘bout My Generation
The youngest generation entering the workforce is comfortable in their digital skin. They know how to build rapport and connect naturally in virtual engagements, says Harsh Mall. But are we losing something important in this new online world, asks Damodar Mall
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