Abhinandan Sekhri chats with Vasu, OP and Arun Kumar about female stand-up comics, Indian audiences compared to British audiences, censorship & the mainstream media’s coyness about Vajpayee's drinking or Mulayam & Mayawati for those with offices in UP.

Shoma Chaudhury, Tehelka’s Managing Editor speaks on Tarun Sehrawat, “not wanting to create a wall between editor and reporter”, the learnings from his death, Mathew Samuel being “off-radar” for the organisation and the TV camera's role.

Editor of Open Magazine, Manu Joseph speaks to Madhu Trehan on the source of the Radia tapes, how unpleasant it is to expose journalists, why he never called Barkha before the story broke and much more.

Tunku Varadarajan, Editor-Newsweek International, speaks to Madhu Trehan on the Newsweek-Daily Beast merger, sloppiness in Indian journalism, being accused of racism, Going Muslim, US’ admirable restraint after 9/11, the Hindu Taliban, Modi, Manmohan Singh and more…

Paul Beckett, South Asia Bureau Chief - WSJ and Dow Jones, speaks to Madhu Trehan on whether the “big India” story has turned sour, his familiarity with Indian idioms, stitching together a “community of interest” around India and if India deserves better journalism...

NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain speaks to Madhu Trehan about the Ambanis and Birlas investing in media, editorial freedom at NDTV, lecturing the audience at the GQ awards, the media blind-spot while reporting on Dhoble and more.

Vinod Dua speaks to Madhu Trehan on how his refugee background influenced his work, the deference which was expected from interviewees during the DD era, dealing with censorship, how he refused to say "Good Sahara" and more...

Abhinandan Sekhri chats with Sanjay Rajoura, Rasik Chopra and Rahul Roshan on refining the art of political satire, the importance of an anti-establishment point of view, why Salman Khan should be President of India and much more.