Humans Who Speak Heritage
Rásarupplýsingar
Humans Who Speak Heritage
Hello, I am a researcher and filmmaker who runs a travel experience company called Nashik Heritage Trails (formerly Urban Serai) in Nashik, Maharashtra. This podcast is a series of seven Instagram live sessions conducted during the first lockdown, where I interview seven humans who are working in t...
Nýlegir þættir
7 þættir
Cooking up a baatowali khichdi with historywali
In the last episode of the first season of Women Who Speak Heritage, I chat with Shubhra Chatterji, aka @historywali, who is a writer-director of cele...
How to read a monument 101
In the sixth episode of Women Who Speak Heritage, I chat with Saili Palande Datar, a well-known historian, and archaeologist who talks about how to re...
She has stardust in her eyes
In the fifth episode of Women Who Speak Heritage podcast, I chat with Sayalee Marathe, a jewelry designer, revivalist, and a creative entrepreneur who...
When angarakhas tell a different tale
In the fourth episode of Women Who Speak Heritage, I speak with Sanjeevani Ayachit, a researcher and professor who is also a Ph.D. in Peshwa era costu...
Maireya to Mead: the story of an ancient Indian drink
In the third episode of 'Women who speak heritage' I chat with Yoginee Budhkar, a Ph.D. in Biotechnology who is obsessed with honey bees, honey, and t...
Confessions of an urban conservationist
Here comes the second podcast episode in the series "Women who speak heritage" where I chat with Smita Babar, an architect, urban conservationist, a r...
Grandma's tea party and other memories
In the first episode, Preeti Deo (UK) fondly remembers her days at her ancestral home in Marathwada, painting a picture of all the women coming togeth...