Sharks, Risk-taking & What does Addison Rae's mother have to do with creativity? w/ Jaya Tewari

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The Absurd Window

Keshav Tiwari

13 episodes

2 days ago

Late Night. Sitting in a dimly-lit room. Typing away. My laptop screen glowing on my face. Lo-fi music humming in my ears. Keeping me focused. Pause. I look up through the window in front of me. In the distance, I see another lonely window. The only lit one in its building. Represents a story. Sonder. Every single light in the night has a purpose. There may just be another 20-year-old staring out into the city. With some dream, or some pain that keeps them up at night. Whatever it is, I hope they figure it out.

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Sharks, Risk-taking & What does Addison Rae's mother have to do with creativity? w/ Jaya Tewari

The Absurd Window

1 hour 4 minutes 8 seconds

1 year ago

Sharks, Risk-taking & What does Addison Rae's mother have to do with creativity? w/ Jaya Tewari

Hello, and welcome to the second season! For episode 1, we have my amazing cousin Jaya Tewari.

Jaya is one of the coolest people I know and this episode stands as proof of that. Within it, we discuss her ditching a final in Brussels, Belgium to go to the Big Surf Challenge in the small fishing town of Nazaré, Portugal. We discuss her love for sharks, Hasan Minhaj and Yung Gravy. Speaking of whom, we explore how his antics define what creativity stands for. With a light-hearted, overtly sarcastic, and beautifully authentic conversation, I could not have found a better person for the first episode. Thanks for listening, glad to be back! :)

PS: This conversation was recorded around a year ago. Letting you know for contextual awareness!