You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.

Christopher Media. Let's make some noise.

A program based on the universal language of music, it is our pleasure to present to you.

Corla Pandit.

I know many of our viewers would like to know some of your background, so why don't we start with the very elementary things? Where were you born?

I was born in New Delhi, New Delhi, India, and started performing music, in a sense, at the very early age, two years and four months old.

There were stories that he'd married a wealthy Texas oil woman.

There were stories that he was gay, that he died, that he disappeared,

that he was playing in pizzerias.

Anything was possible with Corla.

He took you on this emotional geographic trip,

and it had a rise and a fall.

It told a story every show in a way that was part Hollywood

and part imagination.

I would dare say that some of the audiences that heard Call the Pandit

had their lower chakras resonated by sound almost as a sonic dildo

in a way that they hadn't experienced before.

That sound is one of the most powerful forces in the universe.

Sound and sound vibrations.

And in sound, you might say as Emerson did one time,

vibrate a string in all strings in tune, vib in unison and I add to that and so does

a lot of man he's a person who forever's going to be stepping out of time you know time and gravity

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