Romesh Ranganathan

Full Disclosure with James O'Brien

Global

Society & Culture

4.6 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Growing up in Crawley, Romesh Ranganathan was given the name Jonathan by his parents - to help him 'fit in'. Now at 41, with a chart-topping podcast, a hit television series, and now a book, his aim is far from fitting in. During this in-depth conversation with James, Romesh talks mental health, the need for therapy, and the familial death that has come to shape him.

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0:00.0	Welcome. It's another day, another commute and another opportunity to chew.
0:09.0	Begin chewing extra gum and we'll get into today's transportation affirmation.
0:15.0	Today is about finding your best self or maybe your worst self. Like that guy that never blinks at the back of class,
0:21.9	he's really got his eyes on the prize, you know?
0:24.5	Today is doable.
0:26.4	One chew at a time.
0:28.5	Extra gun.
0:29.3	Chew.
0:29.6	Good.
0:30.2	This is a global original podcast.
0:36.0	Hello and welcome to full disclosure with me, James O'Brien, a podcast project designed almost entirely to allow me to spend a bit of time with people I've always wanted to meet but haven't actually crossed paths with yet.
0:47.9	Into which category, Ramesh Rang and Nathan fits squarely, although Ramesh, we did nearly meet once.
0:54.0	Did we?
0:54.4	Yeah.
0:55.1	I used to do a gig at the Leicester Square Theatre with a panel of topical comedians.
1:00.6	Oh, yeah.
1:01.3	And you let us know with half an hour to spare that you had food poisoning.
1:05.1	I did.
1:05.6	You did?
1:06.3	I did.
1:06.8	Really?
1:07.2	Yeah.
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