Sound ideas, sound content
Sonologue
Podcasts, workshops, trainings, stories, production, strategy, and more
A full-service podcast production house and consultancy practice uniquely poised to deliver world class quality audio content for your ears (and clients).
Consultancy
For individuals or organizations starting a podcast, Sonologue can provide advice and bespoke solutions to develop, create and launch your interview, feature or documentary podcast.
Workshops
Whether you want to launch a podcast or improve an existing series, we conduct workshops, webinars, coaching and masterclasses on all aspects of podcasting.
Production
Working with the best, most experienced podcasting sound engineers, producers, voices and equipment we can help you package, edit, and produce your audio content.
If you’ve got a story, knowledge, or even an opinion,
we can amplify your voice.
Our Portfolio of production, reporting, and fixing
Our Latest Work
We work with corporates, NGO’s, and even big broadcast houses. We were also the first music podcast (“Live from the Blue Frog” in 2008) and the first community/fitness podcast (“Bigloser India”) as well as the first nonfiction storytelling podcast (“Tall Tales Takeaway”) in India!Â
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Do Peacocks Have Sex? Are Cows A Better National Animal Than Tigers?—NPR Goats and Soda
India is having a debate about its national animals. Currently, the mighty tiger is the national beast and the peacock is the national bird. But the cow has recently been proposed as a replacement for the tiger because of its status as a holy animal. And this week,...
For India’s sex trafficking victims, family members often bear part of the blame—Public Radio International
The numbers are depressing: Every 8 minutes a girl goes missing in India. Most of these girls are trafficked for sex, beggary or domestic labor. Unofficial counts put the number of victims of sex trafficking in India at 16 million — not counting the girls from...
Instant divorce is unconstitutional in India, finally —Public Radio International
According to a Muslim custom that is rooted in tradition but not Islamic law, men have to say just three words to their wives if they want to dissolve their marriages. “Talaq, talaq, talaq†— and he’s divorced. But in India, a group of women petitioned the...