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Himal Southasian Podcast Channel

Himal Southasian Podcast Channel
Southasia
English Language
Cultural Identity
Literature
Siliguri
Provincialism
Bengal
Bangla
Hindu Nationalism
South Asia
Bangladesh
Nepal
Climate Change
Afghanistan
Taliban
Grief
Gender Dynamics
No Funeral For Nazia
Sri Lanka
Political Polarization

Podcasts from Himal Southasian – Southasia's magazine of politics and culture, since 1987.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes213Founded6 years ago
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The trajectory of the RSS in south India is very different from its history and progress in the north and northeast of the country. While coastal Karnataka was the landing ground of the Sangh in the south as far back as the 1950s, Hindutva found litt... more

As the Spring Revolution approaches its fifth year, Ma Thida, one of Myanmar’s foremost activists and intellectuals, reflects on the country’s political trajectory leading up to and beyond the 2021 military coup – and the people’s enduring fight for ... more

How has the RSS and Hindutva propaganda worked over a century? Journalists and writers Akshaya Mukul and Kunal Purohit dive into the strategies and successes with Harsh Mander on the this episode of Saffron Siege.

Mukul examines the popularity Gita... more

As the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup reaches its final week, veteran sports journalist Sharda Ugra examines the progress that women’s cricket in Southasia has made in recent years – especially since 2017, when the ICC televised the tournament, drawin... more

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Recent Guests

Sharda Ugra
Esteemed sports journalist and one of the first women in the field in India
Episode: Sharda Ugra on the rise (and the challenges) of women’s cricket: State of Southasia #35
Kamal Nayan Choubey
Political scientist teaching at Delhi University
Delhi University
Episode: Kamal Nayan Choubey, Tariq Thachil & Harsh Mander on the RSS and Adivasis
Tariq Thachil
Political scientist teaching at University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Kamal Nayan Choubey, Tariq Thachil & Harsh Mander on the RSS and Adivasis
Amrita Mahale
Author of "Real Life" and previous novel "Milk Teeth"
Episode: Amrita Mahale on writing a Himalayan literary mystery: Southasia Review of Books podcast #35
Ahmed Naish
Journalist from the Maldives and editor at The Maldives Independent
The Maldives Independent
Episode: Ahmed Naish on Maldives’s controversial new media regulation law: State of Southasia #34
Tanika Sarkar
Feminist historian and former teacher at Jawaharlal Nehru University
Ashoka University
Episode: Tanika Sarkar & Harsh Mander on the RSS, Hindutva and women
Aatish Taseer
Writer discussing his new book, A Return to Self, Excursions in Exile
Author
Episode: Aatish Taseer on exile and the idea of return: Southasia Review of Books podcast #34
Daanish Mustafa
Professor in Critical Geography at King's College, London
King's College, London
Episode: Daanish Mustafa on Pakistan’s recurring flood disasters: State of Southasia #33
Shahnaz Ahsan
Award-winning food writer and author
Episode: Shahnaz Ahsan on food, identity and the Bangladeshi diaspora: Southasia Review of Books podcast #33

Hosts

Harsh Mander
Harsh Mander is a prominent social activist and advocate focusing on issues of justice and equality. He has been instrumental in various initiatives addressing human rights, poverty, and social equality.
Shwetha Srikanthan
Shwetha Srikanthan is known for her work in literary criticism and cultural analysis, focusing on South Asian narratives and their complexities.
Nayantara Narayanan
Nayantara Narayanan is a significant voice in discussions on South Asian culture and politics, contributing to storytelling that reflects the intricacies of the region's identity.

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Sharda Ugra on the rise (and the challenges) of women’s cricket: State of Southasia #35
Q: What do you hope the women's game in Southasia looks like in ten years?
I hope to see teams among the top in cricket, with improved support structures and more community engagement.
Sharda Ugra on the rise (and the challenges) of women’s cricket: State of Southasia #35
Q: Do you see the rise of women's cricket opening doors across various professions?
Yes, the rise of women's cricket has a ripple effect across various professions such as coaching and sports journalism.
Ma Thida on Myanmar’s unfinished struggle for democracy: Southasia Review of Books podcast #36
Q: How do you interpret this paradox of monks presenting themselves as moral guardians while being complicit in oppression?
Thida describes the intersection of religion, power, and morality in Burmese society, noting how Buddhist education is affected by censorship.
Ma Thida on Myanmar’s unfinished struggle for democracy: Southasia Review of Books podcast #36
Q: How far Myanmar progressed in its journey of democracy from 2011 to 2021?
Ma Thida expresses that despite some progress, the struggle is ongoing and complicated by military control and societal challenges.
Kamal Nayan Choubey, Tariq Thachil & Harsh Mander on the RSS and Adivasis
Q: Do you see a future for resistance by Adivasis on their issues?
There is already a diversity of political currents in Adivasi communities, signaling potential for future resistance and engagement.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Himal Southasian Podcast Channel

What is Himal Southasian Podcast Channel about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast provides insightful discussions centered around the intricate socio-political dynamics within South Asia, addressing pressing issues such as nationalism, gender roles, cultural identity, and environmental challenges. With episodes featuring engaging conversations between experts from various fields—including political scientists, historians, and authors—the content often explores the intersection of historical narratives and contemporary politics, especially in relation to the RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) and its influence on community identities and national policies. The format emphasizes deep, critical examinations of subjects like media freedom, women's empowerment, and climate activism, making it a rich resource for l... more

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2. Kamal Nayan Choubey
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4. Amrita Mahale
5. Ahmed Naish
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7. Aatish Taseer
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