Hosted by Nitasha Manchanda · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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Nitasha Manchanda hosts The Indian Edit, a society show with 100 episodes published.
“There's nothing dead about the Indian classics. It's not a revival of anything. It's not a museum piece. I think our classical tradition is alive through the stories our parents and grandparents told us…[and through pop
🎙️ The Indian Edit: Mini Edit with Sonali Dev – “There’s Something About Mira” Welcome back to The Indian Edit ! In this special mini edit, award-winning romance author Sonali Dev returns to the podcast to discuss her n
🎙️ New Episode Out Now! In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Manisha Bharti , CEO of Pratham USA , to explore what it takes to lead one of India’s largest education nonprofits. From her journey through Harvard to
Rivers have been on my mind recently with some recent buzzy arrivals on their power (from Elif Shafak to non-fiction Robert Macfarlane ). Join me with author Suma Subramaniam and illustrator Tara Anand to discuss their b
Another long overdue episode with a FANTASTIC guest! Philly-based lawyer-turned-writer Farah Naz Rishi has written YA, sci-fi, romance, and a heartbreaking memoir ‘Sorry for the Inconvenience’. Pop in your airpods, grab
And we are back! After a very long delay (you can read why here on the newsletter), I’m delighted to bring you this overdue episode with Dr. Seema Yasmin. Ignore my most awkward intro ever to hear how this brilliant Emmy
The dynamic author Sujata Massey joined me in conversation earlier this summer and shared her resolution to make it her best summer by “only reading pleasurable and escapist books”! Why not take this idea into the hectic
“Why do people migrate?” was the question Ritu Hemnani’s daughter posed to her one day. A deeper look at her own family’s story of migration from Sindh to Hong Kong led this educator to explore the history of the Partiti
Another one for you book lovers out there! Many of us were introduced to the wonder of picture books only once we began reading them to our kids. My latest guest Srividhya Venkat fell in love with children’s books and ne
Looking for a new picture book to read with kids in your life? This brand new one really made me think about all the tiny and large ways children develop their sense of belonging in a family and their sense of self in th
Why does American history still exclude so many? My latest guest Mae Ngai is Lung Professor of Asian American Studies and History at Columbia University and has written award-winning books on immigration and the Chinese
Wondering where to start with learning more about black and brown solidarity? Or how to write about a difficult experience? Reading author and educator Nina Sharma’s wonderful debut “The Way You Make Me Feel: Love in Bla
What happens to families AFTER they’ve survived a traumatic historical event? Veera Hiranandani set out to explore this question in her sequel to the beloved Newbery-honor winning middle-grade novel ‘The Night Diary’. ‘A
Ever wondered whether you should take that step to turning your hobby into a business? New York based Simran Khiantani (also goes by Namrata) shares her journey from Bombay to New York via the Canary Islands! Inspired by
Exploring her husband’s Goan and Portuguese heritage led writer Christine Chitnis to create a beautiful celebration of the visual culture of Portugal: “Patterns of Portugal”. Having successfully completed a similar proje
“You know, as Asian Americans, we often don't know our history. I myself have lived in the US more than 50 years, and yet a lot of people still think that you’ve recently come from India. This is not just about MIT, it's
Ever wondered how an author takes a flash of inspiration and weaves a story from it? My guest Sheela Chari shares how she came to write her many wonderful children’s books, including the moment in college (as an economic
Sumaira Ahmed is a force! Upon being diagnosed with a rare neuroimmune condition (Neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder/ NMOSD, whose symptoms can include vision loss, paralysis, and weakness), Sumaira couldn’t find the
My guest Chandana Singh is a lawyer, founder of ‘Advocacy for Dyslexia’, and of The Office of Learning Support at India’s leading liberal arts university Ashoka University. Join me in this chat as Chandana dives into wha
Ever wonder what makes people take that leap and pivot into a second or even a third act? My Boston-based guest moved from a successful career in consulting to non-profit leadership, and now to landscape design! So inspi
Sonali Dev
2 appearances on this show
Seema Yasmin
Clinical Assistant Professor in Stanford’s Department of Medicine
1 appearance on this show
Harini Nagendra
Director of the Azim Premji University Research Center · Azim Premji University
1 appearance on this show
Rajani LaRocca
Indian American Author Across the Children's Lifespan
1 appearance on this show
Kaamna Bhojwani
certified sexologist and psychology expert
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Thomas
AgeTech advisor, and global innovator · Open Water Marathon Swimmer
1 appearance on this show
Sana Javeri Kadri
Founder and CEO · Diaspora Spice Co.
1 appearance on this show
Lindsay Ronga
Outshining ED
1 appearance on this show
Sandhya Nankani
Literary Safari & The Story Seeds Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Atika Malik
Cheil India
1 appearance on this show
Shuchi Saraswat
Brookline Booksmith
1 appearance on this show
Hema Shroff Patel
AMBA
1 appearance on this show
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