
The Gyaan Project (formerly Audiogyan) is a podcast exploring creative wisdom. Since 2016, it has chronicled ideas, philosophies, and stories of Indian luminaries—bridging the past with the present to inspire the future. www.thegyaanproject.com
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 330 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DesignArtsPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

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Channa Daswatte reflects on what walls really mean and why they matter in architecture and society. From power, control and se... more
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Prem Chandavarkar looks at the wall as more than a physical boundary. He speaks about trust, porosity, beauty, public life, inhabitation and the growing divide between physical and digital worlds. The episode is part of The Gyaan Project’s f... more
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Debbie Millman joins Kedar to talk about what creativity is, why making things matters, and what keeps creative people going. We discuss confidence and courage, personal branding, discipline, design as deliberate differentiation, the respons... more
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Created in collaboration with Godrej Design Lab, this episode explores how electricity moves across India and why the India Energy Stack could change how energy is produced, bought and shared. Rahool Gadkari explains peer to peer energy, sma... more
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Kedar is doing a great job at representing Indian designers and artists! The vide variety of topics that he has covered are just commendable. I would say that there’s no better podcast in India than Audiogyan and Kedar is truly enriching his listeners’ lives through the knowledge shared by him and the guests. Kudos for his consistency and research 🙌🏽
What a gem of a podcast! I stumbled upon it while looking for something on Carnatic music, and now as I am looking at the range of topics I conclude that I’ve discovered my new go-to podcast. Thank you for putting it together!
Love the episode on guru shish parampara.
Enjoyed thoroughly!
I have been listening to Audiogyan for sometime now and loved every single episodes of this podcast. Kedar brings out the best insights on design and related topics I enjoy listening to while I commute to my office. I highly recommend design enthuisiasts to check Kedar's work.
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The show centers on design, architecture, and creative inquiry through in-depth conversations with practitioners, educators, and makers who explore craft, culture, and the socio-technical context of design in India and beyond. Episodes frequently examine how design thinking translates into everyday products, experiences, and policy, with a strong emphasis on process, memory, and the human aspects of creation. A notable strength is the breadth of guests—from designers and architects to branding experts and design educators—offering practical insights, reflective storytelling, and rigorous critique. Listeners likely gain actionable perspectives on design practice, education, and how culture shapes making, making it appealing to professionals,... more
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Recent guests on The Gyaan Project include:
1. Channa Daswatte
2. Prem Chandavarkar
3. Debbie Millman
4. Rahool Gadkari
5. Amit Das
6. Vishwa Shroff
7. Dineshwar S
8. Lucy Datyner
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