by chhavi | May 4, 2009 | Podcasting Couch
Podcasting couch (Column 1, May 3, 2009, Sunday Mid-day) We all know our way around the Internet. We’ve got our favorite bolly sites bookmarked at the office. And in our cars and on the train, we listen to FM. But what about driving your own content? If...
by chhavi | Apr 14, 2009 | Podcast: NRI's
In this episode of NRI’s=New+Returned Indians, we talk to Rita Soni who moved to India from the U.S. three years ago. For someone who visited India infrequently while growing up, she’s taken to the motherland quite well! She moved from a nonprofit background –...
by chhavi | Apr 2, 2009 | Narratives & Features, Podcast: Bombay Talkies
On April 1, the long awaited “people’s car” – the Tata Nano made its debut at select car dealerships in Mumbai. We went over to one in the evening and talked to (and recorded) a few of the eager people milling about. We got information on the...
by chhavi | Feb 9, 2009 | Essays & Commentaries, Narratives & Features, The State We're In - India Edition
Sonologue helped get the interview with lawyer Gautam Patel for this essay about how Mumbai refused to be cowed down after the terrorist attacks in November on Radio Netherlands’ The State We’re In program. Click either of the links to reach the piece...
by chhavi | Jan 17, 2009 | Narratives & Features, The State We're In - India Edition
Our story on the rights of disabled people was broadcast on Radio Netherlands today. You can hear it online by clicking on the “Listen” button on the programme page. Featured was Lata, a 28-year-old who is blind and would dearly love to be a teacher but is...
