Bengaluru’s Oldest Resident

The Wisdom in Ordinary Things

For the Season One finale, The Fascination Station ends quietly — with wonder. Does a mother’s breast milk change depending on whether her baby is a boy or a girl? Science says yes, in subtle and astonishing ways. This final episode reflects on nature’s quiet intelligence, the beauty of everyday miracles, and why the most fascinating stories rarely announce themselves. A gentle sign-off. A lasting thought. Created & Produced by Catiko Productions

Proof That Reinvention Is an Art

From an island with a past to a place built for fun. This episode takes a surprising turn — touching on history, design, and a very human need for joy. No spoilers, just a reminder that sometimes the most fascinating stories are the ones that chose to become something else. Created & Produced by Catiko Productions

Bengaluru’s Oldest Resident

You’ve walked on it without knowing its age. Inside Lalbagh sits a rock that’s 3.5 billion years old—older than dinosaurs, oxygen, and almost everything else. This episode of The Fascination Station pauses at Bengaluru’s quietest timekeeper, where joggers pass and Earth’s earliest history waits in plain sight. Sometimes, the wildest stories are right under your feet. Created & Produced by Catiko Productions

SHOLAY: The Embers Are Still Alive!

Fifty years later, Sholay still burns. Not as nostalgia — but as proof of what fearless, world-building cinema once dared to be. Created & Produced by Catiko Productions.

Of Spirits, Silence, and Homecomings

This Christmas season, we have a special episode that gently closes the chapter on Massachusetts & More—six weeks, many miles, and more magic than expected. This isn’t a recap, it’s a feeling: moments of wonder, unexpected joy, quiet reflection, and a few delightful surprises along the way. A warm, quirky goodbye to a journey that lingered long after the bags were packed. Perfect for the season, and even better for the soul. Created & Produced by Catiko Productions