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Drop a like if you've watched any or all of the recent three, 3 hours longs podcasts by Nikhil Kamath, Shanthanu (the barbershop) and Ishan Sharma. These podcasts have the following similarities 1. Famous host with 4-5 industry experts 2. Insane

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I honestly just finished watching ishan’s one. He didn’t speak much, that was the best part, and they were having a pretty open conversation. Loved it. And truly, insane insights

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