Who really runs the world?
Governments? Big companies? International organisations? Or someone else entirely?

In this episode of Kidacity, we break down the biggest myths about power — from “governments control everything” to “tech companies rule the world” and “ordinary people don’t matter.” Using real-world examples from technology regulation, global institutions, and public movements, we explore how power actually works today.

Instead of rulers, the modern world is shaped by systems — political, economic, technological, and cultural — where governments, companies, institutions, and people constantly interact and influence outcomes.

This episode isn’t about conspiracy theories or simple answers. It’s about understanding how the world negotiates with itself — and why that understanding matters, especially for young people growing up in an increasingly complex global system.

Welcome to Kidacity.
Where curiosity is power.

Until next week - goodbye and Jai Hindh from Kidacity!

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I created Future Frames because I don’t want to grow up reacting to the world—I want to understand it early. We live in a time where technology is rewriting how we work, money is changing how power flows, and global decisions made far away quietly shape our everyday lives. Yet most young people are never taught how these systems actually function or why they matter. Future Frames is my attempt to change that.

Through this platform, I explore the forces shaping the future—artificial intelligence, geopolitics, economics, innovation, and society—from a youth perspective that is curious, critical, and globally aware. I break down complex topics into clear ideas, connect headlines to long-term consequences, and ask questions that are often ignored: Who benefits from change? Who is left behind? And what does all of this mean for our generation?

Rather than chasing trends, Future Frames focuses on patterns. It looks at how history, policy, technology, and human behavior intersect to shape what comes next. I use real-world examples, research, and conversations with experts to move beyond surface-level explanations and encourage deeper thinking.

At its core, Future Frames is about building perspective. It’s about learning to think independently, understand power structures, and see opportunities where others see uncertainty. I believe the future belongs to those who prepare for it early—and this is my way of doing exactly that.

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Namaste and welcome back to Kidacity and a very happy New Year!!

This season, I’m rethinking how we talk about the world.

In this trailer, I introduce the reinvented Kidacity — a podcast now built around three big umbrella themes that shape our lives far more than we realise: Geopolitics, Money & Business, and Technology & the Future. Instead of racing through headlines, I slow things down to explore how power works, how decisions are made, and how global systems quietly affect everyday life.

January is all about Geopolitics. Through a new format called Future Frames, I dive deep into big questions — why countries fight, why they don’t always, who really holds power, and whether ideas like war being “inevitable” actually hold up. Along the way, I unpack hidden stories, bust common myths, and speak to experts who help make sense of the world beyond the news cycle.

This season is curious, thoughtful, and playful by design. It’s about asking better questions, connecting the dots, and learning how the world really works — not just memorising what happened.

Welcome to the new chapter of Kidacity.
This is Future Frames: The Geopolitics Edition.

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Namaste! Welcome back to Kidacity! In this episode, I’m bringing you something a little different as part of Growing Up To Be!. Instead of a big-city profession or a high-profile career, we’re stepping into the quiet, narrow streets of Bukhara, Uzbekistan, to meet someone whose work carries centuries of history.

During my winter break travels through Central Asia, I stumbled upon a small studio that read Miniature Paintings. Inside, I met Mr. Mir Sharif, a third-generation papier-mâché artist and painter. In this episode, you’ll hear a short recorded conversation with him, where he talks about continuing his family’s legacy, the challenges of working with papier-mâché today, and why the Tree of Life is such an important symbol in his art.

Beyond the recording, I also share stories from our longer conversation—about patience, preserving local culture, and why not every meaningful career needs to be loud or glamorous. I connect his story to artisans from around the world, showing how similar legacies exist across cultures.

If you’ve ever wondered what it means to truly carry forward tradition—or how everyday crafts shape identity—this episode is for you.

Until next week, goodbye, and Jai Hindh from Kidacity!

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Unlock the wonders of the Indus Valley Civilization—the world’s most advanced ancient culture—right here! Travel back 5,000 years and discover the jaw-dropping achievements of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro: grid-planned cities, complex drainage, thriving trade, and unsolved mysteries that still baffle historians today.

From mind-blowing inventions to the big question—why did this civilization disappear?—this episode has it all. Dive in for history, mystery, and epic ancient tech!

Timestamps for easy navigation:

00:00 – Introduction & Topic Reveal

00:27 – Where Was the Indus Valley?

01:08 – Cities: Harappa, Mohenjo-Daro & More

01:55 – Advanced Urban Planning

02:36 – Drainage Systems & Technology

03:15 – Daily Life & Trade

04:05 – Archaeological Discoveries

04:44 – Mysterious Decline Theories

05:32 – Influence on Later Civilizations

06:16 – Fun Facts & Surprising Details

07:09 – Conclusion & Takeaways

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#IndusValleyCivilization #Harappa #MohenjoDaro #AncientIndia #HistoryExplained #UnsolvedMysteries

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In this episode of unscrolled weekly, we dive deep into the fascinating mysteries of the human mind and body—from experiencing déjà vu and the placebo effect to the enigma of dreams, contagious yawning, gut feelings, the Bermuda Triangle, and near-death experiences. Discover the latest scientific theories, intriguing stories, and why these everyday mysteries continue to baffle scientists. Perfect for curious minds who want to understand the unexplained! Don’t forget to subscribe and unscroll with us every week.

Detailed Timestamps
Time Segment
0:00 Introduction and Welcome to Curiosity
0:07 What is déjà vu? Host's personal déjà vu experience
0:45 Scientific theories on déjà vu
1:30 The placebo effect explained
2:45 How belief affects healing and mystery of placebo
3:20 The mystery of dreams and scientific theories
4:12 Debunking dream personality predictors
4:45 Mysterious places: The Bermuda Triangle
5:10 Possible explanations for Bermuda Triangle disappearances
5:30 Why do we yawn? Different theories and contagious yawning
6:00 Gut feelings and intuition
6:22 Near-death experiences and scientific attempts to explain
7:00 The wonder of unsolved mysteries in science and life
7:30 Closing remarks and tease for next episode

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The ozone layer is healing—and that means good news for life on Earth! 🌍 In this episode of Unscroll Weekly, Samarth Chitta dives into one of this year’s most inspiring breakthroughs: the shrinking of the ozone hole above Antarctica. Why do scientists call the ozone layer Earth's sunscreen? How did humanity rally to fix one of our most urgent environmental problems? Discover fascinating science, history, and surprising fun facts about ozone, climate, and the hope we can find in cooperation.

🔔 Like, subscribe, and join Curiosity for new episodes every week!
👇 Explore key moments with easy navigation:

Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction: Unscroll Weekly Returns

00:43 – Positive News: The Ozone Layer’s Recovery

01:15 – What is the Ozone Layer? Earth's "Sunscreen"

02:07 – How Ozone Protects Life

02:49 – The Discovery of the Ozone Hole & Dangers

03:27 – Why CFCs Nearly Destroyed the Ozone

04:04 – The Montreal Protocol: Global Collaboration

04:52 – Science Pays Off: The Ozone Layer Heals

05:39 – Hope for Climate Change and Cooperation

06:11 – Fun Facts: Why Antarctica Suffers Most, Good vs. Bad Ozone, Ozone and Sky Color

06:24 – Conclusion: Lessons for Humanity & Farewell

Science proves we can make a difference—watch till the end for hope and motivation!
#OzoneLayer #ClimateHope #GoodNews #UnscrollWeekly #ScienceExplained​​

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On September 7, 2025, a rare blood moon lit up the sky for more than 7 billion people across the globe! In this special episode of Unscrolled Weekly, Samarth Chitta unpacks the science, wonder, and cultural meaning behind the breathtaking total lunar eclipse, visible across Asia, Africa, the Americas, and more.

Discover why this celestial event is truly historic, what it means for observers in India and worldwide, and how ancient myths meet modern science.

🌕 TIMESTAMPS & CHAPTERS BELOW 👇
0:00 Intro – Unscrolled Weekly
0:50 Why This Blood Moon Is So Special
1:18 What Is a Blood Moon?
2:04 Where Will It Be Visible?
3:13 Types of Eclipses Explained
4:23 What Does This Mean for India?
6:24 Cultural & Astrological Significance
8:06 Ancient Myths and Modern Science
10:26 Why the Blood Moon Connects Us All
11:54 Final Thoughts & Outro

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