In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Ms. Kusum, the president of the All India Network of Sex Workers, and discuss the untold aspects of the lives of sex workers and the perception towards their profession.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Harish Iyer, predominantly an equal rights activist, a survivor of male child sexual abuse, an animal rights activist and at the forefront of LGBTQIA movement among other things. We dwell on Harish’s journey of life and highlights vital ideas of inclusivity, courage and acceptance.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Sushant Divgikar who is also known as Rani Ko-HE-Nur, a man who has consistently defied norms and awed everyone with his confidence in who he truly is. We discuss unequal representation, conditioning and the role of family in the journey of coming out.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Dr. Srishtee Sethi who is a researcher and oral historian with extensive knowledge of the partition history, borderlands and migration. We talk about cross border migration, borderlands and oral history. Why she is a citizen historian and documents partition witness stories, particularly from small towns. We also discuss the human effects of partition, history and what it means to be a researcher.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Ami Shroff, who is one of India's highly sought after flair mixologist, bartender, and performing artist. With a rather interesting life in an unconventional profession, she told us all about it; from her beginning in sports to a life that is a daily adventure.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Dilpreet, Founder of South Asian Today. We talk about about the stereotypes against the representation of South Asian womxn, people of colour in the media industry, what does it mean to be a new age journalist in todays time and how you can grow as a person and as an aspiring journalist and story teller.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Ayushi and Adishi, Co-founders of Mental Health Talks India. We discuss where it comes from, and how the topic of mental health has fared in India. We talk about how mental health has a long way to go in India, in terms of affordability, social support, overhauling of education, and  less romanticising the issues on social media.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Himani Wadhwa who is the founder of Project Zero Waste (PZW), and Varun George who is the founder of Green Lane. They discuss the collective nature of the concept of Sustainability, and whether such practices are limited to only privileged sections of Indian society. If so, who's responsible for carbon emissions, and where should changes be made, from top of the chain or the bottom? conversation took us to discuss the current lockdown in-effect, and how it's led to some reflection on our part, in terms of maybe what we thought worked out well, doesn't. This lockdown has eased us of many of the things we were burdened with, and now that we have time we can understand things better, and how our growth comes at a cost, usually for the environment. A cost, that will manifest itself in the future.

In this episode of INKALAAB AAWAAZ / इंकलाब आवाज़, we have a conversation with Amaani Vaniya who was recently elected as a part of the student representative board of Gujarat University Students Welfare Board. She explains the social and political scenario of student elections, and her journey to becoming a part of the student representative board of Gujarat University.