Foreign podcaster Lex Friedman spoke to PM Modi, said the discussion was wonderful

New Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given an interview to a famous podcaster and AI researcher Lex Friedman. The special thing is that this is going to be the longest interview of the Prime Minister. This podcast will be released in India on Sunday (March 16) at 5:30 pm. Lex Friedman expressed his excitement on social media and shared his experience of talking with PM Modi, writing, “‘Three hours of wonderful discussion'” and called it an “epic exchange” or say a great conversation.

Lex Friedman said, “I did a very powerful three-hour wonderful podcast with the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. It was one of the best of my life. It can be heard tomorrow.” Prime Minister Modi shared his ex-post and said that this interview touches many aspects of his life. This podcast was recorded in the month of February last month.

In the podcast, PM Modi has discussed everything from his childhood experiences to his time spent in the Himalayas and his political journey. PM Modi invited people to be a part of this conversation. Important aspects like “Digital India,” “Make in India,” and Artificial Intelligence will be discussed in this podcast.

Interesting conversation with Lex Fridman!
The Prime Minister wrote in the post, “This conversation with Lex Fridman was really interesting, in which my childhood experiences, time spent in the Himalayas and the journey of public life were discussed. Do listen to it and be a part of this conversation.”

Who is Lex Fridman?
Lex Fridman is from America and he is a computer scientist and podcaster by profession. In the ‘Lex Fridman Podcast’, he has interviewed many famous personalities, including US President Donald Trump, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Fridman has been podcasting since 2018 and always offers something new in his content. Last month, Fridman announced a podcast with Prime Minister Modi, calling him “the most intriguing person” whom he says he has read the most so far.