Lalita Satyal

Welcome to episode 20 of the Funny Indian Show podcast.

I am your host, Rajiv Satyal, and I'm sitting here in Cincinnati, Ohio, or more accurately, Fairfield, Ohio, my hometown, with my guest for this week, who is none other than my mom.

Which is funny to say your whole name at once.

So that's whom I'm interviewing.

That's whom I'm interviewing.

So welcome to the show.

Thank you.

It's good.

I know you were nervous about doing it because you're worried about if there are right or wrong answers, but there are no right or wrong answers.

I

have all the right answers.

That's right.

You're my mom, so I can't tell you you're wrong anyway.

So it's fine.

You have all the right answers.

That's right.

Okay.

Well, I'm going to go through these questions with you.

What's interesting to me is it occurred to me in college that I knew some of my friends' answers to certain questions before I even knew my brothers or my parents.

So see, some of these questions I've asked now 19 different people, and I don't even know what you think about some of them.

So now we're going to find out.

The questions of

the

people.

People, I think I know what you think about the people.

Welcome to episode 20 of the Funny Indian Show podcast.

I am your host, Rajiv Satyal, and I'm sitting here in Cincinnati, Ohio, or more accurately, Fairfield, Ohio, my hometown, with my guest for this week, who is none other than my mom.

Which is funny to say your whole name at once.

So that's whom I'm interviewing.

That's whom I'm interviewing.

So welcome to the show.

Thank you.

It's good.

I know you were nervous about doing it because you're worried about if there are right or wrong answers, but there are no right or wrong answers.

I

have all the right answers.

That's right.

You're my mom, so I can't tell you you're wrong anyway.

So it's fine.

You have all the right answers.

That's right.

Okay.

Well, I'm going to go through these questions with you.

What's interesting to me is it occurred to me in college that I knew some of my friends' answers to certain questions before I even knew my brothers or my parents.

So see, some of these questions I've asked now 19 different people, and I don't even know what you think about some of them.

So now we're going to find out.

The questions of

the

people.

People, I think I know what you think about the people.