One Simple Question

By: Abhishek Lahoti
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  • Summary

  • It’s easy to have a basic conversation with someone. About whatever is easiest to talk about at that moment. Sometimes you’ll find that the person you’re speaking to has an incredible story, a secret they’ve never really shared broadly, or just something you’d never heard. Suddenly they’ve spent 20min regaling you with the tale and all you can do is wonder how amazing it was to hear. This show is an endeavour to capture those moments. To bring together a really thoughtful story about a person and show that everyone has an incredible story and one simple question might lead them to it.
    Abhishek Lahoti
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Episodes
  • Season Finale & Some Answers From Your Host (S02E19)

    Season Finale & Some Answers From Your Host (S02E19)
    Mar 9 2021
    Season finale, where the host recaps the year with questions from his guests.
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    21 mins
  • Have you been homeschooling? - Danielle Sullivan (S02E18)

    Have you been homeschooling? - Danielle Sullivan (S02E18)
    Feb 23 2021
    An autistic mother on how she and her neurodiverse family operate in a stigmatised world.
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    28 mins
  • What kind of music do you compose? - Lucas Cantor (S02E17)

    What kind of music do you compose? - Lucas Cantor (S02E17)
    Feb 16 2021
    Discussing the impact of AI on musical composition with an Emmy winning composer.
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    31 mins

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