Platform For Artists is a community organisation with more than 26,000 artists across the country. These artists include - writers, designers, painters, photographers, dancers, singers, musicians, hip-hop artists, magicians, chefs, handicraft artists and people with other creative interests.
When We Met is a podcast by PFA to understand the journey of different creators from India.
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As Niklas Goke mentions, “The amateur tries to sync his art with inspiration. The pro knows that inspiration will sync with him once he sits down to write.”
In this week's #WhenWeMet (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23WhenWeMet) Podcast episode we break some myths about how to maintain productivity as a creator. Being an artist is not a robotic activity that we can churn out creativity 24/7 365 days, it is really about how we can use creativity as a muscle instead as a gift.
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4 Dec 2020
How to have meaningful conversations on the internet? ft Bolti Bandh Co-Founders Trina Talukdar & Jahnavi Jayanth
In this week’s episode of When We Met podcast, Pawan Rochwani was in conversation with Trina Talukdar and Jahnavi Jayanth, Co-Founders of Bolti Bandh an organisation that seeks to de-polarise our internet conversations and how we interact with people unlike us. Trina is the Co-founder of Bolti Bandh and a community leader.
She is also the Co-founder of Kranti, an organisation that transforms girls from Mumbai’s Red Light Areas into agents of social change.
Jahnavi is the Co-founder of Bolti Bandh, a dancer, and a cat mom. She describes herself as an opinionated person and is therefore trying to grow this community that listens to those with opposing views into a movement to bring harmony and solidarity in our communities.
To know more about them visit their website https://boltibandh.org/ (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fboltibandh.org%2F&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbDJBaGt4WWkyaWNnQlJpazFLVEFyY1E2NjYxd3xBQ3Jtc0trdll1VnR2SXFPSTJscVo3NnJwTlVQQUZvVTdFVmw0VENPR1lOelR3cUwwaW5jWlN6MEtLRWxUb1lxTlR1Y3dNZWJpcHhwYzVUUUxSa3VtQ0tpa29yNTY1NW1ZcnVGVjhTT1BXZ1NRR1JJZTNuenlwbw%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=vNHKr5sLUOw)
You can also listen to this podcast on Spotify, Google Podcast, Apple Podcast, Hubhopper, Gaana, JioSaavn, or on Platform For Artists YouTube channel.
27 Nov 2020
Blogging in the age of social media ft Richa Singh, Co-Founder & CEO Blogchatter
In this week's episode of When We Met Podcast by Platform For Artists, we talk to Richa Singh, the Co-Founder and CEO of Blogchatter about Blogging in the age of Social Media.
About the Guest
Richa describes herself as an Entrepreneur. She feels the word entrepreneur captures the essence of everything she does, whether it's enterprising on things, or building a community. She is a blogger, Co-Founder and CEO of Blogchatter. Apart from that, she is also a qualified engineer.
About the Show
When We Met is a weekly podcast show which talks about India's Art Scene and how we could use the internet tools to build a better creative community in the country.
For any questions or suggestions related to the show please reach to us on Instagram @platformforartists.
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