In the third episode of 'Women who speak heritage' I chat with Yoginee Budhkar, a Ph.D. in Biotechnology who is obsessed with honey bees, honey, and the ancient Indian potion that Gods used to consume! She takes us through the magical journey mead has had and its relevance in Ayurveda and today's medicine. 
For more info on Yoginee's passion project, do visit www.ceranameads.com

In the third episode of 'Women who speak heritage' I chat with Yoginee Budhkar, a Ph.D. in Biotechnology who is obsessed with honey bees, honey, and the ancient Indian potion that Gods used to consume! She takes us through the magical journey mead has had and its relevance in Ayurveda and today's medicine. For more info on Yoginee's passion project, do visit www.ceranameads.com

In the third episode of 'Women who speak heritage' I chat with Yoginee Budhkar, a Ph.D. in Biotechnology who is obsessed with honey bees, honey, and the ancient Indian potion that Gods used to consume! She takes us through the magical journey mead has had and its relevance in Ayurveda and today's medicine.&nbsp;
For more info on Yoginee's passion project, do visit www.ceranameads.com

Maireya to Mead: the story of an ancient Indian drink

Hello, I am a researcher and filmmaker who runs a travel experience company called Nashik Heritage Trails (formerly Urban Serai) in Nashik, Maharashtra. 
This podcast is a series of seven Instagram live sessions conducted during the first lockdown, where I interview seven humans who are working in the field of heritage conservation and revival. We talk about lost recipes of India, Pitambari sari of Peshwas, Zucchini thalipeeth, magical potions that gods loved, art deco architecture, and much more! These are fun conversations where we discuss the ancient Indian wisdom and its modern-day avatar!

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Hello, I am a researcher and filmmaker who runs a travel experience company called Nashik Heritage Trails (formerly Urban Serai) in Nashik, Maharashtra. This podcast is a series of seven Instagram live sessions conducted during the first lockdown, where I interview seven humans who are working in the field of heritage conservation and revival. We talk about lost recipes of India, Pitambari sari of Peshwas, Zucchini thalipeeth, magical potions that gods loved, art deco architecture, and much more! These are fun conversations where we discuss the ancient Indian wisdom and its modern-day avatar!

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