In the episode eight of #TheRohidaConversations Dr. @analoguefutures.bsky.social Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair, Concordia University on media, mediation and religion.
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Dr. Mukesh Kumar on the role of religion and state historically!
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Dr. Mukesh Kumar on the ascendence of religion among the various identity markers in the 20th century!
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In the seventh episode of #TheRohidaConversations Dr. Mukesh Kumar, SNSF Senior Fellow and lecturer at University of Zurich on religion, caste and violence.
Mir Abdul Jqbbar on shared #religious practices and recent ruptures in #Rajasthan
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Listen to Mir Abdul Jabbar on Sant traditions vitality for social harmony!
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M K Raina speaks on #CulturalResistance with #TheRohidaConversations
In the episode 5 of #TheRohidaConversations, I speak to M. K. Raina, an acclaimed theatre artist and cultural activist on forms and genre of #resistance in #cultural traditions, especially in #music and #theatre arts, his own creative engagnments, and its relevance.
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#TheRohidaConversations episode 4 will be released today. We speak with Dr. Brahma Prakash on cultural labour and problematic idealization of music as an art!
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#TheRohidaConversations next episode with Dr. Sumangala Damodaran is out!
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Episode 3 of #TheRohidaConversations with Dr. Sumangala Damodaran on #protest #music her musical and scholarly work with different genres, and the larger musical milieu opens windows to the last 4 decades in indian music.
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#TheRohidaConversations next episode with Dr. Sumangala Damodaran will be out this Friday! Watch out! Links in bio
The second episode of #TheRohidaConversations is out!
I speak to Professor Tanweer Fazal, a sociologist at the University of Hyderabad on the history and process of #Otherization in India and how music needs to be seen as part of the larger society
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In the second episode of #TheRohidaConversations I speak to Professor Tanweer Fazal, a sociologist at the University of Hyderabad on the history and process of #Otherization in India and how music needs to be seen as part of the larger sociopolitical and cultural context!
In the first episode of #TheRohidaConversations, I speak to acclaimed singer Mir Mukhtiyar Ali from Pugal, Rajasthan. He talks about the integrated cultural system and its robustness to counter hate and bring people together.
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“Music doesn’t exist in isolation: there is story, and there is literature! When the story and literature strikes through music, it hit right into your heart, it’s transformative!
Coming up this Friday, listen to #TheRohidaConversations with Mir Mukhtiyar Ali
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“Music is the only medium that can counter these rumors! People have to come to music, eventually. Rumors don’t last long, the music will overtake it and move forward.”
Coming up this Friday, listen to #TheRohidaConversations with Mir Mukhtiyar Ali
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#TheRohidaConversations examines the impact of music as a mitigation strategy to counter hate.
I speak to various artists, organizers, scholars, journalists, and lawyers to understand the anatomy of otherization and how music can or cannot counter it
#TheRohidaConversations a podcast on #music, #culture, and #society.
This bi-weekly podcast will be in three languages: English, Hindi, and Rajasthani. Starting from March 28th, 2025, a new episode will be released every second Friday.
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