One guest, one conversation
Each conversation sits down with a single guest — a student, an alumnus, or someone rebuilding after a change — and follows their story rather than a script.
Podcast · Hosted by Abhimanyu Gupta
Spill the Tea
Unhurried conversations about careers, ideas, and the choices that shape our paths.
I talk with students, alumni, and guests about the experiences, questions, and decisions behind their journeys — where they started, what changed, and what they are discovering along the way. Every conversation is published on the Spill the Tea YouTube channel.
Why these conversations matter
A career is more than a major or a job title.
People discover opportunities, build skills, and find their direction in different ways. Sometimes the most useful step is asking a question — or being willing to change course.
Spill the Tea gives those questions a place to be asked out loud. Listening to how someone else reasoned through a decision is often more useful than a list of recommendations, because it shows the thinking behind the outcome.
For educators, employers, and collaborators, the conversations offer a human perspective on the choices and uncertainties behind professional growth.
The format
A conversation, not a panel.
The show keeps the same shape every time, so the only thing that changes is who is sitting across the table.
Real questions, plain answers
The questions are the ones people actually ask: how did you choose, what surprised you, what would you do differently. No advice column, no performance.
Published on YouTube
Every conversation is posted to the Spill the Tea YouTube channel, where new episodes appear first. That is where the archive lives and where you can subscribe.
New conversations appear on the channel as they are recorded, so the channel is always the most up-to-date place to listen.
See every conversation on YouTubeThe industry connection
Where learning meets work
Preparing for work is not a straight line. Spill the Tea makes space for honest conversations about navigating change and developing capabilities that matter in a changing economy.
Industry professionals and organizations are welcome to suggest guests or topics that connect learning with professional life. What questions deserve a more open conversation?
About the host
Abhimanyu Gupta
Abhimanyu Gupta is an educator and builder whose work connects business, technology, operations, and learning. Through teaching, applied projects, and Spill the Tea, he explores how people can turn ideas into practical capabilities.
Produced by Beth Doores · Edited by Michael Dial