Prab & Kaden bring on a guest for the first time, Charlie Sondik, who they discuss the affirmative action crisis with. They also delve into the main categories in which money is spent and what they each personally would save on and splurge on.

Prab and Kaden discuss the new Apple Vision Pro virtual reality/spatial computing headset and the implications it has on society and influencing human behavior. They relate the current virtual reality progress to that of the dystopian world depicted in Spielberg's Ready Player One. The duo also talks about artificial intelligence, Chat GPT, Auto GPT, and the many different industries it will disrupt. They finish by going through chapters 11-15 of the book, "48 Laws of Power" by Robert Greene and sharing their interpretations and possible modern-day applications of the proposed laws.

Prab & Kaden discuss the various things that have kept them occupied over the past couple of months as the school year is ending. They discuss their courses, AP exams, internships and programs they've been accepted to, and national competitions.

Prab & Kaden discuss meeting Mike Pence in person and his genuineness and openness towards students and answering questions forthrightly. They discuss what they believe to be the biggest issue facing society today as well as the toxicity and open hate seen on social media nowadays. Kaden talks about his experience at a business conference/competition and playing poker. The duo finishes by comparing sports and esports and talking about sports they find to be entertaining and those that are tedious to watch.

Prab & Kaden discuss and share their opinions about the first 10 Laws in 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. They also share their tier ranking(S, A, B, C, D, F) of each law and why they gave it that rating. Some of the most interesting laws they talked about at length include "Never outshine the master", "Never put too much trust in friends, learn how to use enemies", and "Court attention at all costs".

Prab & Kaden discuss how to build brand loyalty and how brands like Apple and Harley-Davidson have managed to create some of the most loyal customer bases using the lessons taught in the book, "Start with why" by Simon Sinek. The duo also explains how human beings can reach their full potential and operate at peak performance from the lessons in the book, "Peak" by Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool. They finish by discussing the preface of "48 Laws of Power" and discuss whether Robert Greene is being too definitive in his explanation of human nature and what it takes to achieve power.

Prab & Kaden discuss the book Million Dollar Habits by Brian Tracy, Good to Great by Jim Collins, The Organized Mind by Daniel Levitin, and Make Your Bed by William H. McRaven. They also discuss the implications of sleep deprivation and how people should prioritize sleep over a plethora of other things. The topic of morning routines and how they've gotten adjusted and have benefited from their new morning routines have been talked about.

Prab & Kaden explore the multitasking fad and the scientific reasons why it is completely inefficient and fatigues the brain. They ponder the meaning of the works of Marcus Aurelius in Meditations and the implications of stoicism to society as a whole. The duo also touches on how they're curating their daily routine and what part cold showers play in it.

In their 4th episode, Prab & Kaden talk about a massive return on a stock market simulator, discuss whether Avatar 2 is truly a good movie or not, and ponder the meaning of Denis Villeneuve's Arrival.

Prab and Kaden discuss what they think they might regret on their deathbed and what they're doing today to make sure they don't regret that. The duo also shares how they choose their friends and how they'd define a "high-quality" person. They end the discussion with a deep dive into different philosophies and human nature.

Prab and Kaden debated about whether movies are a potent form of art and whether they're a waste of time or not. They reviewed some great books they read over the weekend and discussed the idea of success and different influences on our views of success.

The kick-off episode of Foresight. Prab and Kaden introduce themselves, explain their priorities and life, and answer a particularly interesting hypothetical question that reveals some important truths about them.