Innocence Theory Podcast

Innocence Theory Podcast

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Enter the world of simple genuine heartfelt conversations, connecting with people through their stories. Innocence Theory is where we explore the role of design thinking in nudging climate action. Your favourite podcast sprinkled with insights and occasional facetious humour. Brought to you by two childhood buddies, rediscovering everyday life as it happens. 

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Innocence Theory Podcast

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innocencetheory.com

Latest episode

Jul 1, 2026

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Episodes

#16 Repost: When to patent, copyright or trademark? 29.11.2023

Toothpaste, vaccines, Spider-Man, paperclips, music, doorknobs, and soda cans are seldom viewed from an intellectual property standpoint. This is due in part to their triviality or frequent occurrence. Rohan Turior, an Intellectual Property attorney, breaks down the world of patents for us to truly appreciate the system that safeguards the interests of researchers and creators.

#15 Story of a primate research project in the Himalayan region - Part 2/2 05.11.2023

In part 2 of this series, we speak to Dr. Himani Nautiyal, a primatologist and field researcher. We peek into some intriguing traits like socialization, mating characteristics and affairs of these mysterious creatures, and plausible explanations for their unapparent actions. The conversation opens us to the threats the Himalayan Langurs face due to habitat destruction and the efforts taken by the...

#14 Story of a primate research project in the Himalayan region - Part1/2 12.10.2023

Dr. Himani Nautiyal, A Primatologist and a field researcher, has been studying the Himalayan langurs for over 10 years. We speak to her to know about these interesting species, their personalities & quirks, and the challenges they face due to habitat destruction. We also peek into the subject of primatology and it's influence on shaping the definition of ‘what it is to be human’. Guest: D...

#13 A poem and a poet - What is leaving really like | Meru Vashisht 20.09.2023

Migration, a  natural reality to people and species alike. Meru Vashisht, a poet and an activist, dives into her emotions at play while leaving a familiar place once for all. An emotional palette most of us go through but seldom pause to process. Meru Vashisht Instagram https://instagram.com/thevivaciouspoet?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Medium https://meruvashisht.medium.com/ LinkedIn https://www.linke...

#12 The Moon and Chandrayaan - Part 2/2 22.08.2023

This episode is part 2 of a two part series. We speak about Chandrayaan 3 mission. What happens after the landing and once the dust settles down? Why some of these experiments are on board and what is it that we are trying seek from the edge of scientific frontier?   We just ask Jatan Mehta. He is the author of two fascinating Newsletters - Indian Space progress — and The Moon Monday. If you start...

#11 The Moon and Chandrayaan - Part 1/2 21.08.2023

In this episode we gaze at the moon, rediscover our romantic cosmic neighbour, — is it as pleasant as it seems or is it a hostile place with a violent past. What’s the story of  moon mountains, gravitational lumps and permanent shadow region(PSR)?  What’s the story of water in moon, where is it present and how did we come to know. More importantly why is the moon a great candidate to decipher our...

#10 In Retrospect - A season recap 03.08.2023

Hosts of Innocence Theory, Arjun and Dinesh reflect on their one year of podcast journey. Their learnings from the conversation with their guests and their future plans for the podcast in this episode of season 1 recap Way of rope(rope art) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8v7GRNb2jn0&list=PL4Ycx0E3Y66casujC4vtNIBvxybKmBjQa&index=1 Rhishav's levitation trick https://youtu.be/SQ1GwboppY...

#9 A conversation with our older selves 13.07.2023

Growing old is inevitable but seldom visualised. In this conversation with Karthikeyan, a designer and  researcher , We attempt to inquire about life beyond the prime adulting years,  asking how to approach aging? An exercise that navigates blindspots in our imagination while we visualise our later years, designing your end game is also equally fun.  Join us in this interesting conversation with a...

#8 Exploring the transformative nature of a 7-Day water fast 15.06.2023

Tarun shares his experience of fasting and how subjecting himself to an extreme condition profoundly impacted his food habits, ultimately leading to a renewed appreciation for simple food. 'Self-Eating Cell' Research Wins Nobel in Medicine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws0mOmfC9EU Nobel lecture: Yoshinori Ohsumi, Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2016 https://www.youtube.com/wat...

#7 A kinder side to questioning 10.05.2023

Kevin talks about the idea of asking questions in a way that creates space for introspection. He speaks about his newsletter "The kind questioner" that extrapolates this idea to address complex challenges faced at national scale. "The kind questioner" https://substack.com/profile/64222580-the-kind-questioner?utm_source=%2Finbox&utm_medium=reader2-nav "Yes Loyalty... bu...

#6 A window into the world of a magician - Part 2 19.04.2023

Rhishav speaks to what it means to perform magic at a professional level. His approach towards self doubt, fails on stage and unfriendly audience. He breaks down a classical illusion and why it's so effective. A window into the world of a magician Part 1 https://open.spotify.com/episode/0tFYbciTInjpay92F4jlyf?si=G0X8t2h9QMuk967DJdmthA&dd=1

#5 A window into the world of a magician - Part 1 31.03.2023

Rhishav speaks about his childhood. How the feeling of wonder a child experiences shapes him to practise diverse interests like climbing trees, parkour and hypnotherapy. Even nudging him to pursue an unconventional profession like magic. a heartfelt conversation with a bit of magic in between. Levitation trick link https://youtu.be/SQ1GwboppYI

#4 Surviving on water for a week 11.03.2023

A closer look into the experience of a seven day fast and some concepts of interest like weight-loss, ketosis, autophagy that are at play. 'Self-Eating Cell' Research Wins Nobel in Medicine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws0mOmfC9EU Nobel lecture: Yoshinori Ohsumi, Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uu9feq0fR0 Tarun's 7 day Vlog https://w...

#3 When to patent, copyright or trademark? 03.01.2023

Toothpaste, vaccines, Spider-Man, paperclips, music, doorknobs, and soda cans are seldom viewed from an intellectual property standpoint. This is due in part to their triviality or frequent occurrence. Rohan Turior, an Intellectual Property attorney, breaks down the world of patents for us to truly appreciate the system that safeguards the interests of researchers and creators.

#2 How realistic is it to work remotely from an exotic location? 07.12.2022

The new normal of working remotely is familiar experience to most of us since the pandemic . Some may have even flirted with the idea of living the exotic digital nomad experience. Join us as Abhinav Gupta shares his experience and nuanced insights on working remotely in an post pandemic world.

#1 How furious should I be for a cancelled flight? 17.10.2022

In this Innocence Theory premiere, listen to a flying experience as Dinesh shares his tales of travels. A relatable story that could happen to any of us at anytime,   that almost turned into a series of difficult ordeals but eventually turned beautiful when approached with curiosity, tools of gratitude, and appreciation.  Enter the world of simple genuine heartfelt conversations, making connection...

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