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Welcome to "Anthropologically Yours" where we explore how culture and society shape not just the world around us, but you. I’m Dr.

Podcast · By Dr. Rashmi Bhattacharjee · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Ep:16 The curious case of Vanishing Interesting Men (opens the original)

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    Episode 16: The Curious Case of Vanishing Interesting Men "I used to read all the time." "What happened?" He smiled. "Life." Such an innocent word. As though life quietly knocked on the front door one morning and politely asked us to give up the parts of ourselves that made us feel alive. Why do so many men stop becoming... long before they stop breathing? When did curiosity become something we sacrificed in exchange for responsibility? Why can a man tell you the horsepower of a car he hasn't bo

  2. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Ep:15 Finished People (opens the original)

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    Finished People "What are you reading?" Four ordinary words. A woman burst into tears because nobody had asked her a question that wasn't about the children, the bills, or the family calendar in years. "I've been faithful," one man confessed. "I've just been absent." Another admitted, "I don't think my wife has met the real me." "Why?" "Neither have I." What if relationships don't fall apart because love disappears... but because curiosity quietly packs its suitcase first? In this deeply persona

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