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Sum of Everything

In this podcast, we discuss a little bit of a lot of topics ranging from spirituality to finance and everything in between!

Podcast · By Aishwaria Iyer · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
10
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Sep 24, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Can You Use Someone Else's Work? | IP For Creatives Pt. 3 (S2 E11) (opens the original)

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    You used someone else’s song in a Reel. You stitched another creator’s video. You turned a movie scene into a meme. You gave the original creator credit. Are you in trouble? Copyright infringement sounds straightforward until you get into the things we do online every single day. How much is too much? Does changing something make it yours? Does five seconds of a song count? What if you are using it for criticism, commentary or parody? And does the fact that Instagram or TikTok gives you a button

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The Many Versions of Me ft. Zuko (S2 E10) (opens the original)

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    What if all the random things you've been interested in were never random? I sat down with Sundaresh Kaushik, aka Zuko, expecting to talk about dance, creativity, storytelling and his time as a showrunner at ScoopWhoop. But somewhere along the way, we ended up talking about what happens when you refuse to put yourself into one neat little box. About how the different things we learn, the people we meet and the interests we pick up along the way can unexpectedly come together years later. And the

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    A Whole New World... Through Language ft. Riya (S2 E9) (opens the original)

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    Languages to me have never just been a means of communication. They are a world unto themselves, offering a peek into culture, traditions, history, and sometimes even their own evolution, if you care enough to dig deep. Learning a new language can reveal a lot, and for Riya Sharma, who speaks multiple Indian and foreign languages, languages have become a way of understanding people, culture, and even herself. In this episode, we get into the joy, frustration and unexpected rewards of learning th

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    The Places that Change You Ft. Shreyas Danappa (S2 E8) (opens the original)

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    What are we really looking for when we travel? For some of us, it starts with wanting to see more of the world. But sometimes, somewhere along the way, travel becomes less about the places we visit and more about the way those places make us feel, the people we meet, and the lives we get to glimpse for a little while. In this episode, Shreyas Danappa, founder of Map My Stories, shares his experiences with slow and immersive travel, finding a sense of belonging in an unexpected corner of Arunacha

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    You've Created Something... Now What? | IP For Creatives Part 2 (S2 E7) (opens the original)

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    You've created something. Maybe it's a song. Maybe it's an app. Maybe you've written a book, designed a garment, created a logo or built a product. Now what? Because once an idea becomes a creation, there are a few more questions you need to ask. What exactly have you created? Which form of intellectual property protects it? Do you need to register anything? And what happens when more than one kind of IP applies to the same creation? That's where things get interesting. If Part 1 made you think

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