
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 | 324 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyArtsSociety & CultureDesign | |||

Every building has a story. Every crack, every stain, every surface holds a memory of someone who was there before you. The question is — are you looking?
In this episode of The Gyaan Project, host Kedar Nimkar sits down with Mumbai-based artist Vis... more
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What does it really mean to teach design in India today? In this powerful conversation, Dinesh S, an architect with 35 years of practice and founder of Bangalore School of Design and Technology, challenges everything we think we know about d... more
In this concluding episode of the Craft series, I (Kedar Nimkar, Host of The Gyaan Project Podcast) speak with Randy Hunt, Head of Design at Notion and Chair of the MFA Design program at SVA. Randy reflects on craft as a combination of skill, practic... more
In this episode of The Gyaan Project, I speak with Lucy Datyner, Principal Designer at Canva, about craft, taste, and the future of product design in the age of AI. Lucy shares how craft goes beyond polish into problem solving, why simplicity is alwa... 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, education, and culture, with frequent forays into how design thinking intersects with technology, society, and storytelling. Across episodes, guests range from architects and educators to designers, filmmakers, and industry leaders, offering practical insights and philosophical takes on craft, pedagogy, and the evolving role of design in everyday life. A standout throughline is the emphasis on thoughtful, human-centered approaches—from measuring design education success beyond placements to considering how craft, taste, and context shape products, cities, and experiences. The format often blends personal journeys with actionable ideas, making it useful for listeners seeking deeper perspectives on de... more
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Recent guests on The Gyaan Project include:
1. Dineshwar S
2. Lucy Datyner
3. Caio Orio
4. Tanuj Goenka
5. BL. Manjunath
6. Rajeev Kathpalia
7. Abdul Kalam Sheikh
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