Christopher Nelson
From HMT to Pizza Hut to entrepreneur. The untold story.
The world's first podcast in an autorickshaw.
The host drives. The guest rides. Somewhere between two signals, the real story comes out.
Every episode starts with a pickup.
Your driver
Jothi Viknesh.
Speaker, author, and the guy who once drove an auto 28,000 km solo across India. Now he picks up founders, survivors and achievers, and drives while they talk.
Why this show
Comebacks, not highlight reels.
- 1Unheard stories of resilience.Real people who hit their lowest point and found the way back, in their own words. No scripts, no polish.
- 2Habits you can copy.We dig for the small, daily things that actually got them through, so you can try one tomorrow morning.
- 3More HappySouls.Every ride is proof that people come back. Finish an episode believing you can too.
One question, every ride.
How did you come back from your lowest point?
English, Hinglish, Tamil. No studio. Just the road.
Navin Krishnan
Why happiness is a lie, from a man who built his own car.
Sreejith NS
From IBM to Ostrich Mobility: building a company, a family and a life.
Manoj Thelakkat
The truth about modern education.
Quick rides
One minute each. Straight from the passenger seat.
This auto has a mission.
Before the show, it spent three months on the HappySoul Project, carrying free happiness sessions into old age homes, children's homes and cancer wards across Tamil Nadu and Kerala. That is why the doodles stay on.
The mission1 billion smiles.It started as "1 Million Smiles" painted on this auto. The show takes it further: every comeback story that helps one person smile again is a smile they pass on to the next.
Your stop.
New rides drop on YouTube. Want to practise the habits you hear about with people near you? Join a HappySoul Club. Got a comeback story? The passenger seat is open.