May 11, 202631 minS1
The Indian American story is most often told through the lens of skilled immigration and professional success, but a new report by Professor Devesh Kapur and Abby Budiman reveals a side of that story that rarely gets...
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The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues
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About this Podcast:
The Hyphen is a new video podcast from the Roundglass India Center that builds on the storytelling foundation of our award-winning Desi Roots & Routes and turns toward the most pressing questions facing Indian Americans today. The series explores current events, U.S.–India relations, and the transnational issues shaping civic life and public debate, bringing leading thinkers into conversation about one of America’s most dynamic diasporas.
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What is The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues about?
The Hyphen is a new video podcast from the Roundglass India Center that builds on the storytelling foundation of our award-winning Desi Roots & Routes and turns toward the most pressing questions facing Indian Americans today.
What has The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Indian immigration trends in the United States" (11 May 2026, 31 minutes), "Indian immigration trends in the United States" (11 May 2026, 31 minutes), and "The Iran war and India's balancing act: in conversation with Ambassador Mohan Kumar" (20 March 2026, 42 minutes).
How often does The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues publish?
The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 6 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues?
Booking probability for The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues?
The strongest fits for The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues are Defense & International Affairs. The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues has a society audience.
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- May 11, 202631 minS1
<p>The Indian American story is most often told through the lens of skilled immigration and professional success, but a new report by Professor Devesh Kapur and Abby Budiman reveals a side of that story that rarely gets...
- Mar 20, 202642 minS1
<p>On February 28, the United States and Israel attacked Iran, and India found itself in a difficult spot. Nearly half of India's crude oil imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Ten million Indians live and work...
- Mar 18, 202635 minS1
<p>What do Indian Americans actually think about identity, discrimination, and life in the United States? In the fourth episode of The Hyphen: Indian American Dialogues, host Sital Kalantry is joined by Milan Vaishnav...
- Feb 24, 202633 minS1
<p>In this episode of The Hyphen, we examine one of the most consequential developments in U.S.-India relations in recent times: The interim US-India trade deal.</p><p> </p><p>Host Sital Kalantry sits down with Salil...
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- Feb 9, 202632 minS1
<p>The data is alarming – incidents of violence, online abuse, and vandalism targeting Indian Americans have increased significantly in recent years. Temples and gurdwaras vandalized. Indians framed as "dirty and...
- Jan 29, 202634 minS1
<p>Should Indian Americans lobby the U.S. government on behalf of India? </p><p>This episode tackles one of the most contentious debates in the diaspora, sparked by MP Shashi Tharoor's call for Indian Americans to...
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Devesh Kapur
Starr Foundation Professor of South Asian Studies and Director of the Asia Programs, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies
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Kapil Sharma
Director - Gastroenterology & Head Endoscopy, Sarvodaya Healthcare
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Milan Vaishnav
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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Salil Gupte
Boeing India
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