Back to School with PC is a show, where we interview a host of guests from across the world about their growing up years, their paths to success and interests outside of work. The episodes on the show would help our audience make informed choices on careers, have a nuanced understanding of the most pressing issues in the world and most importantly listen to very interesting perspectives from accomplished people in their own fields. All of this peppered with a lot of fun and banter. So, do subscribe to us and tune in
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Back to School with PC is a show, where we interview a host of guests from across the world about their growing up years, their paths to success and interests outside of work. The episodes on the show would help our audience make informed choices on careers, have a nuanced understanding of the most pressing issues in the world and most importantly listen to very interesting perspectives from accomplished people in their own fields. All of this peppered with a lot of fun and banter. So, do subscribe to us and tune in
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November 9, 2020
Ep7: The Everything of Women in the Workforce
<p>In the 7th episode of Back to School with PC, we feature Devika Kher, a researcher who has extensively worked on the declining female labor employment in India. In this episode, Devika speaks to us about the history, economics, politics and the everything of women in the workforce. </p> <p>She shares with us fascinating insights of how the industrial revolution was detrimental to women's fight for equality and how it took a couple of world wars and the washing machine to help make progress. </p> <p>Devika tweets @DevikaKher and Blogs at http://medium.com/@DevikaKher </p> <p>Timeline: </p> <p>1:18 How has society progressed on gender equality in the last century and a half? </p> <p>4:25 Understanding the role of RBG in forwarding Women's rights </p> <p>6:20 What are the obstacles hindering a 50% participation of women in the work force? </p> <p>8:04 Economic case for Higher Women participation for everyone </p> <p>11:10 Women participation in developing vs developed countries </p> <p>12:12 Understanding the reasons for decrease in India's Female participation rate in labour? </p> <p>17:20 How do we solve this problem of decrease in Female participation rate? </p> <p>22:11 Understanding the dynamics of India's female participation rate through the U shaped curve </p> <p>26:35 Effect of the Covid Pandemic on Unemployment to both the genders </p> <p>29:25 Understanding the gender pay gap and the narrative? </p> <p>31:36 Pink Collar Jobs and the effects of occupational segregation? </p> <p>36:52 The efficacy of Corporate Diversity 42:40 What makes Devika hopeful? </p> <p>... </p> <p>Happy Listening :) </p> <p>Shownotes: </p> <p>RBG Documentary: <a href="https://www.netflix.com/in/title/80240086">https://www.netflix.com/in/title/80240086</a></p> <p>Hans Rosling: Factfulness: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Factfulness-Reasons-World-Things-Better/dp/1250107814">https://www.amazon.com/Factfulness-Reasons-World-Things-Better/dp/1250107814</a></p> <p>Hans Rosling: Washing machine: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZoKfap4g4w&ab_channel=TED">The magic washing machine | Hans Rosling</a></p> <p>Women and Labor Market Changes in the Global Economy: Growth Helps, Inequalities Hurt and Public Policy Matters: ZafirisTzannatos</p> <p>Chinmay Tumbe: A history of Migration: <a href="https://www.amazon.in/India-Moving-Migration-Chinmay-Tumbe/dp/0670089834">https://www.amazon.in/India-Moving-Migration-Chinmay-Tumbe/dp/0670089834</a></p> <p>Report on Maternity benefit by Teamlease: <a href="https://www.teamleasegroup.com/maternity-report">https://www.teamleasegroup.com/maternity-report</a></p> <p>Freakonomics: The true story of the gender pay gap: <a href="https://freakonomics.com/podcast/the-true-story-of-the-gender-pay-gap-a-new-freakonomics-radio-podcast/">https://freakonomics.com/podcast/the-true-story-of-the-gender-pay-gap-a-new-freakonomics-radio-podcast/</a></p> <p>Documentary on Female Cab drivers in Mumbai: <a href="https://drivingwithselvi.com/">https://drivingwithselvi.com/</a></p> <p>Namita Bhandari: Women in workforce in India <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/7c979fsim810gRrvf0hr4n?si=mGsTl78rT2uQRUJCLaNUWA">Women in Labour</a></p> <p>Amit Verma: Seen and Unseen podcast with Namita Bhandari: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/70CxtfexMlOqVN8iwiJCwh?si=lzZgjNjFSbCpoaSGskCaZw">Ep. 132: Women at Work</a></p>
October 16, 2020
Ep6: The need for a 'Great Reset' post Covid-19 with Melina Sanchez Montañés
<p>In the 6th episode of the show, we have Melina Sanchez Montañés, who currently works with the World Economic Forum (WEF) on the COVID Alliance for Social Entrepreneurs to support social entrepreneurs during the crisis and its aftermath. </p> <p>In this episode, Melina helps us understand the need to build an equitable and sustainable world post Covid, her forays into impact investing and the role of global institutions. </p> <p>1:51 Melina's background </p> <p>3:40 Initial reaction to the Corona Virus pandemic </p> <p>4:41 Important trends that Covid has accelerated </p> <p>8:50 How do we solve for the negative impacts of the pandemic for the most vulnerable communities? </p> <p>11:30 Will we go 'back to normal' post Covid? 13:40 How equipped are corporates and govt''s are in creating an equitable future for all stakeholders? </p> <p>15:34 Impact Investing: How do we make this mainstream? </p> <p>17:10 How do we evaluate returns for an impact investment? </p> <p>19:01 How big is the opportunity in the impact investing space? </p> <p>21:05 Will Environment goals become mainstream for Corporates? </p> <p>23:15 What's the role of global institutions like WHO, WEF in our world today? </p> <p>26:57 How can a normal person contribute to the accelerate recovery? </p> <p>... </p> <p>Happy Listening :)</p>
September 16, 2020
Ep5: Deconstructing Race and Racism with Maureen Lwanga
<p>In this episode, we have Maureen Lwanga, a South African based entrepreneur, helps us deconstruct the issues around Race and Racism. Racism is complicated and its effects are beyond discrimination on the color of one's skin. Maureen thoughtfully helps us understand the evolution of the issue, how we could check for our own biases and become allies in this fight to overcome it. </p> <p>1:51 Maureen’s Introduction </p> <p>3:41 Experience moving back and starting her own firm </p> <p>5:25 Growing up in Apartheid South Africa and Liberation there after </p> <p>8:55 What does race mean to you? 13:05 Battling systemic racism </p> <p>15:19 Origins of Race 18:25 Ethnicity and Race </p> <p>20:30 Deeper meaning to race </p> <p>20:45 How do we correct for biases </p> <p>27:02 Black lives moment </p> <p>30:08 How can someone become an ally</p> <p> ... </p> <p> Happy Listening :)</p>
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