What makes books an integral part of our lives? Why do we read, resist and fight? Read Rebel Repeat is exploring these and more, join us as we document remarkable tales of resistance.
Read Rebel Repeat
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What makes books an integral part of our lives? Why do we read, resist and fight? Read Rebel Repeat is exploring these and more, join us as we document remarkable tales of resistance.
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January 8, 2022
Books, Dance and Kazakhstan
<p> Shruti Ghosh is a trained Kathak dancer, teacher and choreographer from Kolkata. She has studied literature and has a Masters Degree in Film Studies from Jadavpur University. She has been performing and teaching dance for 15 years, more recently in Kazakhstan. She also writes about dance, film dance, film music and many other things close to her heart.</p><p> </p><p>Some of the books mentioned in the podcast- Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation, book by Silvia Federici. Pearl by the River: Nawab Wajid Ali Shah's Kingdom in Exile by Sudipta Mitra. Blood Memory by Martha Graham Russian stories in Bangla translation Bangla classic novels and short stories</p><p><br></p><p> Link to Shruti’s work and writings- </p><p> https://youtu.be/y-15DII-W0E https://youtu.be/XSlRMFRnwec https://youtu.be/jdifengQGhk https://bengalurureview.com/2019/12/20/mithun-chakraborty-kazakhstan/ https://bengalurureview.com/2019/08/16/aap-ki-yaad-gaman/ </p>
August 14, 2021
Books Science and Society with Prajval Shastri
<p>Prajval Shastri is an astrophysicist of nearly four decades. She got her PhD from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, and after post-doctoral research positions in the University of Texas at Austin, University of California at Berkeley and the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics she was a faculty of the Indian Institute of Astrophysics for 23 years. In her research she specialises in the investigation of giant black holes that are found in the centres of distant galaxies using telescopes at frequencies ranging from radio to x-rays. She is extremely passionate about science outreach, believes that the cultivation of scientific thinking is for everyone and uses astrophysics as a vehicle to engage lay audiences of all ages with these questions. She is also deeply concerned about the gender disparity in the sciences. She is the founder and past Chair of the Gender in Physics Working Group of the Indian Physics Association. In addition to her research publications, her published work includes popular articles on astrophysics, and on the subject of science and society.</p><p>Books mentioned in the podcast-</p><p>Chendru: The Boy and the Tiger By Astrid Bergman Sucksdorff,</p><p>Biographies of people in science- Marie Curie (by Eve Curie), Dorothy Hodgkin, Einstein.</p><p>Books by Walter Warwick Sawyer about Mathematics</p><p>Andromeda (novel) by Ivan Yefremov</p><p>The Girl's Guide to a Life in Science (https://zubaanbooks.com/shop/the-girls-guide-to-a-life- in-science/)</p><p>Links to Prajval Shastri’s work-</p><p>YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTyvZHxXhxZRKgbI11dyOxA</p><p><br></p><p>Links to her writings and work can be found here- www.prajvalshastri.wordpress.com</p><p><br></p><p>Conceptualised and Produced by: Kavita Kabeer (Find me here- @qabiran on Instagram)</p><p>Theme Music by: Aakash Aazad</p><p>Follow the podcast on Instagram (https://bit.ly/rrrinsta) and Facebook (https://bit.ly/rrrfacebook) </p>
July 21, 2021
Read Rebel Repeat with Vimala KS
Vimala KS, is the firebrand leader of the women’s movement in Karnataka. She is the Founding Member and presently the State Vice President of the ‘All India Democratic Women’s Association,’ (AIDWA) or Janawadi Mahila Sanghathane in Karnataka She is the convenor of ‘Samvidhana oodu’ or ‘Reading the Constitution’ campaign.As the joint secretary of Samudaya, the well known cultural organisation, she has seen the street theatre movement emerge and grow from close quarters. She has also edited books on women under the International Women's Day centenary series by Chintana pusthaka. The books in this series are listed here- Mahila Vimochaneya Horatagala Nuuru Varshagalu, Niinuntu Ninna Rekkegaluntu, Clara Zetkin, Rosa Luxumberg, Dashakada Mahila Sahityadalli Pratirodhada Nelegalu Other books and writers discussed in the podcast- The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State by Friedrich Engels, On the Emancipation of Women by Vladimir Lenin, Chithralekha by V M Inamdar, Other writers- Alexandra Kollontai, Mythili Sivaraman
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