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An Acquired Taste
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Just as we slowly come to like certain foods when we try them again and again, Navya, Rithu and Moumita talk about controversial, taboo and social issues in each episode with the hopes to have all generations acquire the taste of current and proposed societal norms.
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E03 - Stress and the Loop of Generalization
Dec 9, 201900:20:04Tap to summarizeInstead of discussing case studies this time around, our hosts Navya, Rithu and Moumita address some issues of their own - navigating the difficulties that come with situational stress and their tips for effective stress management strategies that take into account the different circumstances that set people apart. From different coping methods to experiencing different degrees of stress, there are a multitude of factors that express the inability for stress to be a generalized concept, yet this is still a widely followed practice. In this episode, our hosts discuss why. Be sure to let us know what you think and if you'd like to see a Part 2 on this topic!
Transcribe →E02 - What Drives You To Crime... Can Or Cannot Drive You Out of It?
Oct 3, 201900:41:12Tap to summarizeIn this episode, catch our hosts Navya, Rithu and Moumita become one with the gloomy weather as they share a set of dark true crime tales and discuss about the events and consequences that followed to come to an understanding about the blurred lines between ethics and the law in our society today.
Transcribe →E01 - Pilot: Landing to Look Back
Aug 20, 201900:36:56Tap to summarizeJoin our hosts Navya, Rithu and Moumita as they introduce the thought processes behind their newest brainchild - An Acquired Taste - and delve into a deep discussion about the influence of school and home factors on a child's development, the importance of genuine introspection, retrospection and reflection, as well as brush upon the relevance of political correctness in society and the impact of language in human interaction.
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