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This show centers scholarly interviews with authors and researchers who publish on South Asian studies, covering topics from nonprofit regulation in India to philosophy, plant humanities, publishing culture, caste and urbanism, archaeology, and music, ritual, and memory. Episodes emphasize rigorous, interdisciplinary inquiry, accessibility for a broader audience, and how new scholarship engages with politics, history, and society in South Asia and the diaspora. A notable strength is the consistent pairing of a seasoned host with leading academics to unpack complex books and ideas, often connecting theory to contemporary policy, culture, and social change. The format often includes deep dives into archival work, translation, and cross-cultur... more
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