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Himalayan Crossroads

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by Himalayan Crossroads

6 episodes
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Welcome to the podcast series on the youngest, tallest, and the most dynamic mountain range in the world.

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9/1/2025

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Episode thumbnail for S1E4 Picturesque Peaks: Visual Aesthetics of the Himalaya

March 24, 2026

S1E4 Picturesque Peaks: Visual Aesthetics of the Himalaya

<p>Our fourth episode features Dr Sandeep Banerjee, associate professor of Global Anglophone and World Literature at McGill University. Join us to learn about his ongoing research on colonial representations of the most militarized mountain range in the world.Pena music by Marjing Mayanglambam</p>

Episode thumbnail for S1E3 A Lama's Life across Borders: Chödrup Gyatso in Tibet, Nepal, and China

January 7, 2026

S1E3 A Lama's Life across Borders: Chödrup Gyatso in Tibet, Nepal, and China

<p>Our third episode features Dr Lara Braitstein, Associate Professor of Indo-Tibetan Buddhism at McGill University. Join us to learn about her on-going research around the life of the tenth Shamarpa, Chödrup Gyatso, a Tibetan Lama who played a complex role in the fraught relations between Tibet, Nepal, and China in the late eighteenth century.</p><p><br></p><p>Pena music by Marjing Mayanglambam</p>

Episode thumbnail for S1E2 Voices from the Himalaya: Shabkar's Legacy

December 4, 2025

S1E2 Voices from the Himalaya: Shabkar's Legacy

<p>Our second episode features Dr Rachel H. Pang, Associate Professor at Davidson College, North Carolina. Join us to discuss her book, Singer of the Land of Snows: Shabkar, Buddhism, and Tibetan National Identity (University of Virginia Press, 2024). The book focuses on Shabkar Tsokdruk Rangdrol (1781–1851), a renowned yogi and poet, who developed a vision of Tibet as a Buddhist “imagined community” through his autobiography and songs. Snippets of our conversation highlight Shabkar’s concept of Tibet and the centrality of Buddhism in his articulations.</p><p>Pena music by Marjing Mayanglambam</p>

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What is Himalayan Crossroads?

Welcome to the podcast series on the youngest, tallest, and the most dynamic mountain range in the world.

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This podcast updates daily.

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