“I was working for a company in 2018, and had the idea of curating an art show for them with memes in it. We were exploring a part of Internet culture that numbs people to shocking information. The Internet has changed the circulation of information, and that inspired the birth of the name Deep Fried Neurons. I wanted to explore a space to discuss stories that would push people’s horizons of thinking into a direction that was unconventional or made people recognise why the shock value of things is reducing,” says Nakade. While some episodes extend upto 30 minutes, the in-depth explorations clock about an hour’s worth of content.

The podcast has an eye for detail, and owing to the Punekar’s background in law, one can tell that research has gone into presenting the ideas in a comprehensive way. While we’d like to say that the episodes are easy on the ears, this isn’t the case for every episode. Some may need a bit of additional reading. But what we can say is that the ideas are fresh, and not often explored by most other podcasts. 

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