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Ishaan Pakrasi is a consultant at Ernst & Young by day.... but a dancing robot engineer by night. In this episode, Ishaan fills me in on a unique world that combines art + engineering, tells me all about the time he recorded a podcast with some of the most famous people in India and decided not to release it (!!!), and shares his perspective on what it's like to want the liberty to keep failing in a country that won't let you.
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