C. Subramania Bharati (1882-1921), also known to Tamil speakers as Mahakavi Bharathiyar, was an iconic Indian poet and visionary. "Mahakavi" means greatest of poets. Bharati's support for Indian freedom from British rule led to much of his writing being outlawed by the British, and the lasting effects of this government censorship have been felt until now. In our post-colonial era, at last, Bharati has a chance to reach the worldwide audience that he dreamed of, and deserves. Discover and explore Bharati's life and work with his great-granddaughter, Mira T. Sundara Rajan, a writer, musician, and Oxford-educated law professor. Bharati's prescient and passionate advocacy of freedom, equality, and human rights for all makes him profoundly relevant to the world today. All listeners are welcome.

Friends Gabriella and Amy discuss movies by, for, and about women. These movies are often loved but not necessarily respected. But as far as we're concerned these movies, the so-called "chick flicks," deserve to be critiqued with as much care as the latest films from Scorsese, Spielberg, and Nolan. Join us monthly as we revisit our favorites and make some discoveries along the way!

Exploring Korea through open conversations with historians, students, professors, pop stars, and everyone in between. Learn, reflect, and understand with Korea Deconstructed. The host, David Tizzard, has a Phd in Korean Studies and is a Professor at Seoul Women's University and Hanyang University. He also writes a weekly column in the Korea Times.

Sapere Aude — это проект Школы гражданского просвещения о событиях, тенденциях и явлениях глобального мира. Мы следим за тем, что говорят и пишут лучшие ученые, философы, публицисты, и делимся их самыми интересными размышлениями.

What if parenting could evoke a sense of calm, joy, and connection? Brandi Jordan, baby and parenting expert, not only believes that it can, but that it should with the right mix of empathy and grace! What if you had a village that was available for weekly support, advice, inspiration, and practical tips to make this parenting journey not only easier, but enjoyable? Grab a cup of tea and join Brandi as she dives into deep conversations that will help you to rediscover your intuition, joy, and sense of calm, along with interesting guests to give you the parenting village that you always knew you needed.

The Upper-Level Podcast is a safe and objective space to laugh, learn and share ideas impacting our daily lives. Using their unique and contrasting backgrounds, Davis, a former FBI agent, and Deal, a Senior Pastor, listeners will hear two friends talk about faith, careers, family, relationships, and all that makes life seem complex.

Echolocation is a podcast created between Georgia (Knews), Moldova (diez) and Sweden (Global Bar Magazine/Global Podd) that aims to create an echo through the society by inviting young people to make their voices heard, exchange information and opinions.

Hosts Ben and Erik discuss geopolitics, American Empire, and the occasional film. Not your parents' PNAC.

Medieval warfare with Kelly DeVries and Michael Livingston - talking about battles, sieges, and military history in the Middle Ages.

Rivningarna av Stockholm och andra stadskärnor under efterkrigstiden är ett ämne som aldrig slutar att uppröra och fascinera. I Aldrig Mehr podden samtalar Rikard Gustavsson och Eric Palmcrantz om försvunna platser och rivna byggnader med människor som på ett eller annat sätt försöker förklara hur det kunde ske och varför eller varför inte det ”aldrig mehr” borde hända igen. För det kan det väl inte göra? Producerat av Figaro Music & Media Group.

En podd där två kvinnor, inte litteraturvetare, snackar både lättvindigt och med visst djup om böcker skrivna av kvinnliga författare i olika tider och rum. Vi bjuder på såväl lite gråt som väldigt många skratt! Man kan kanske säga att vi knådar själen genom att anta dessa kvinnors perspektiv på vår egen tillvaro? Man behöver inte ha läst böckerna för att lyssna, men är man intresserad finns aktuella boklistor på både vår insta @morskiljersig och i vår Facebookgrupp https://www.facebook.com/groups/377688474012588

Persecution. Violence. War… Forced To Flee, the new podcast from UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, tells the extraordinary stories of people who lived through some of the most tumultuous events of the past 70 years. The story of the mother who fled Vietnam by sea and fell into the hands of pirates, and of the orphaned schoolboy who found his calling thanks to a disposable camera. The story of the Venezuelan musicians who found hope with a new orchestra, and of the daughter of refugees who joined the rescue effort during Rwanda’s genocide. And stories of the many humanitarian workers who for seven decades have endeavoured to protect the forcibly displaced. Over seven episodes, we revisit some of the major emergencies of the post-war that have forced millions of people to leave their homes in search of safety and peace.We discover why they fled, what they endured, and what happened next. And as UNHCR and the 1951 Refugee Convention both mark their 70th year, we also look to the future and ask how the world must respond to record levels of forced human displacement.