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- A Fun Conversation with Kakoli Das
We had a fun chat during Bihu. P.S. - This video was recorded on 19th April 2025#adda #poetry #stories #literarture #art #emotionsinwords
43 min - 20 Years of The Collector's Wife | Mitra Phukan -About Aesthetics, Rhythm, Challenges in Translation
Connecting with Mitra Ba was a truly unforgettable fanboy moment! Our conversation flowed seamlessly, diving into fascinating topics like the interplay of aesthetics and rhythm, the unique challenges of exploring various writing forms and even indulging in a spirited rant about the magic (and quirks) of libraries. It was an inspiring exchange that reignited my passion for the world of creativity and storytelling. Mitra Ba's insights added fresh perspectives, making every second of our discussion a treasure. Moments like these remind us of the beauty of shared passions and meaningful dialogue.
57 min - Yeh Kadamb ka Ped | Poetry Recitation by Aarti Chavan
Aarti Chavan recites the classic poem Yeh Kadamb Ka Ped by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan
3 min - "I wrote my first poem during an entrepreneurial program" - Aarti Chavan
It was a wild episode with lots of bloopers as well. We both tried to discover ourselves.
50 min - A Poetry Handbook by Mary Oliver | #BookSuggestionI found this book very helpful. This book is so simply written that you will absolutely love it.A Poetry Handbook - A Prose Guide to Understanding and Writing Poetry by Mary OliverLink to buy the book: https://amzn.to/3ZFljfc2 min
- Poetry and Folk Tales can bring people closer to the Nature- Dr. Uddipana Goswami | Bor-KothokiDr. Uddipana Goswami opens up about various things in her life. She also speaks about her book "Women Who Would Not Die"
Uddipana Goswami is a writer & feminist peace researcher currently teaching at the School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding & Development at Kennesaw State University. A former Fulbright Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania (2016-’18), she is author of seven books examining networks of personal & political violence in conflict zones. Her poetry reflects the research in Gendering Peace in Violent Peripheries (Routledge 2023) that also informs her fiction in No Ghosts in This City (Zubaan 2014). A former journalist, Uddipana worked with several multinational & hyperlocal media groups, from National Geographic Channel to Seven Sisters Post, before teaching internationally at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Guwahati College, University of Pennsylvania, Curtis Institute of Music, & Johns Hopkins University.
Link for her book "The Women Who Would Not Die : Stories" : https://amzn.to/4emitjF
1 hr 2 min - Poetry makes a Person Emotionally Aware and Enhances their Intellect - Dr. Mary ThomasDr. Mary joins us from Johor Bahru, Malaysia and speaks about various things about poetry.
#poetry #poetrycommunity #poetrypodcast
40 min - Poetry is a form of learning through exploring - Amber Katrina Pate
Amber Katrina speaks about the various reasons for engaging with poetry.
1 hr 1 min - About Mental Reflection through Poetry with Dr. Nabanita Borah
I was finally successful in bringing Dr. Nabanita Borah into the podcast. Some of her poems were featured in Season 1 and they were among the top listened poems
1 hr 3 min - Random Chit Chat with Rajyashree Dutta
Rajyashree Dutta joins me in this pod talking about her love for books and how it helped shape her opinion and imagination.
1 hr 6 min
About Bor Kothoki - Let's Write a Poem
From the publisher's feed
Bor Kothoki in Assamese means very talkative. This podcast is about poetry. For me, poetry is like a fleeting thought. Over the years, I have realised that the written poetry when read after few years…
makes me a better person. I look at the moment in a different perspective completely unattached with the original poem. This podcast is an attempt to record a three dimensional view to the moments.