From Nike T-shirts to IPL and Premier League jerseys, to billionaire athletes like Roger Federer.

Why do companies that don’t even sell to sports fans spend millions on sports sponsorships?

This is a curious deep-dive into the strange, surprisingly strategic world of sports marketing — and how ads have quietly become the real game.

Sit back, and I hope you find it interesting.

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I'm exploring most influential film franchises that impact the modern cinema. This is part one, about Back To The Future. (reuploaded)

Second part of me exploring major film trilogies. This is not a technical film discourse. It's mainly what I I felt watching these films. Hope you enjoy :)

Main Reference: Age of Easy Money | FRONTLINE PBS | Official (YouTube)

Japan’s economy is a fascinating story.

Good thing school never told us about it, or I might’ve ended up hating it. In this episode, I try to break down Japan's economic journey in my own way, no jargon, no YouTube explainers, just whatever I can make sense of. Not a nerd, just thinking out loud.

Disclaimer: This is not educational content. Drop a DM if I've got something completely wrong. Would love to learn :)

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Socially Accepted offers a satirical take on sounding knowledgeable in social situations. The show addresses the common struggle of feeling numb in social circles when the topic is not of someone’s interest.

The show focuses on providing interesting bits of knowledge with entertaining anecdotes, jokes and practical tips on how to navigate a discussion without a boring information overload.