Leftover Lasagne with Nitin & Tony

Have you ever wondered why self-aggrandising LinkedIn posts never get called out? Aren't we all guilty, contributing to the glut with our own complicit C4BRs? What's it about the corporate world, that makes us dress up, speak and behave so differently from 9 to 5 on weekdays? Does the term 'work-life balance' imply that work is ... the opposite of life? It's a complicated world where Assistant Vice Presidents and Senior Associate Directors hustle all day, looking to hire

Why does the West look at the developing world with a unhealthy mix of condescension and hypocrisy? In Episode 6, Tony and Nitin try to find out. They row their kayak through the rivers of recent history, encountering patches of surreptitiously exported garbage even as they make stops along the banks to regard the bounteous fauna, notably the Namibian rhino and the Botswanian elephant. And when they urgently need to go, they use a portable butt spray instead of toilet paper because, hey - that's

In episode 5 of Leftover Lasagne, we finally decide it's time to explain what the show is about. With an episode that's nothing like anything we've done before, we realise that the true motto of the show can be summarised as "Fuck around and find out".Join us, Nitin and Tony, as we talk about why we like a good argument. And try to deconstruct how and why we outrage, using the Zomato Pure Veg labelling as an example. Also, what does it mean to age well? What do we believe in

How do you prepare for an episode on which you discuss serendipity? Our intrepid hosts Nitin and Tony have decided to just show up and hit the I'm feeling lucky button on Google. Along the way, they discover life's mysteries and weird histories, strange lands, and science's strands, and much more. What do Japanese bread rolls have to do with cancer detection? Join in and find out. Since the internet is not the discovery machine of serendipity it once was, please subscribe and share

Robert F Kennedy once said, "Some men see things as they are and ask, "Why?" Tony and Nitin look at things as they are, and ask - why don't we make a podcast episode?" (Citation needed) So here we are, in Episode 3, in which we question silly conventions. Why are people referred to with their surnames and not their first names? Why do perfectly sane human beings wear ties, or need daylight savings time? Why doesn't Tony get kicked out of Starbucks more often? Is Nitin

In our second episode, Tony and Nitin dive into the pettest of their many pet peeves - cliché central! Come join us for a never-before-seen tete-e-tete... Laugh with us until the cows come home to the bulls in the china shop. Watch this space for more, and meanwhile send us your favourite cliches in the comments section.

What connects CAPTCHAs to Elon Musk's progeny, and Swiggy refunds to PM Modi singing Tamil songs? Find out in In Episode 1 of Leftover Lasagne, where Tony and Nitin stack up layers upon layers of stories involving interactions between human intelligence and artificial intelligence. Hopefully at the end of this episode, none of your questions around the dangers of too much tech will be left 'unresolved'. This lasagne is versatile, and can be enjoyed hot or cold, fresh or stale, in

In the pilot episode of Leftover Lasagne, Nitin and Tony come up with the name for the show, and hop around the khau galis of their minds to talk about food culture, running, Instagram, and tribalism. In parts provocative, profound, and profane, Leftover Lasagne will be a weekly diversion that's always fully pro-fun. Hop in.