Host

Naman Pandey

One night in the ER gave me a very dumb kind of clarity: I was scared, sure, but I was more annoyed that I still had not started the channel I kept talking about. (Not my finest moment. Definitely an honest one.)

Ready Set Do came out of that night. I wanted a show about the ugly beginning, when the first move still feels risky and nobody can hide behind a polished success story.

Naman Pandey

About Naman

Why I keep dragging people back to the first move.

I care less about the polished postgame speech. I care about the part where someone is still paying for the choice they made six months ago and can tell you what it actually felt like.

Hosted episodes96

Every episode is another crack at the same question: what does it take to begin before you feel ready?

Guests88

Founders, engineers, recruiters, artists, guides, and people you would never see in the same room somehow end up here.

Organizations387

Big tech, universities, nonprofits, media rooms, and weird corners of the internet keep colliding inside the same feed.

Around the internet

If you want to keep up, start here.

Different app, same show. Pick the one you already open without thinking.

Podcast

Ready Set Do on Spotify

If you just want to listen, start here.

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Podcast

Ready Set Do on Apple Podcasts

Same show. Different app. No grand speech needed.

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Video

Ready Set Do on YouTube

This is where the faces, clips, and full conversations live.

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Profile

Naman on LinkedIn

This is where I think out loud in public.

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Playlist

YouTube Music playlist

If you already live inside YouTube, this is the easy button.

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Naman goes on other podcasts too

The other rooms I borrow when it is not my mic.

Send me the links and I will wire them in here.

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What keeps coming up

  • Work before confidence
  • People still close to the bruise
  • India, America, and the mess between them
  • Excuses dressed up as research