I think we can all agree that "Love" is an intangible thing. When you truly love somebody, you learn that what you feel is more significant than anything that you can see. Love has more power than any weapon. It is more life-giving than food or medicine. Sometimes love lasts forever and sometimes it lasts just long enough to teach you what you need to learn.

This Valentine's Day, Stepwell Radio brings you "Intangible Love", a show in conversation with our beloved RJs Kanav, Kavyan and Gautami. Get ready to fall in love with our radio show as we explore the magic of falling in love. From first dates to lifelong commitments, we'll delve into the heartwarming stories behind one of life's most precious experiences. Tune in and celebrate this day of love with us!"Tune in for a heartwarming conversation on all things love. Join us and explore the most intricate and fascinating emotion that connects us all.

Get ready for a thought-provoking and informative radio show on the future of higher education. Join us as we explore the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in this ever-changing field. Our expert guests Professor Pankaj Chandra and Professor Maya Jasanoff will discuss the impact of technology on the way we learn, the changing needs of the workforce, and the role of higher education in shaping the future. We'll also delve into the latest trends and innovations in online education, and how they are making higher education more accessible and affordable for everyone.
Whether you're a student, educator, or simply interested in the future of education, this show is for you. Tune in and engage in a lively discussion on the future of higher education, and how we can prepare for the challenges and opportunities ahead. Don't miss out on this exciting episode of Stepwell Radio. Join us for a journey into the future of higher education.

Do you find it challenging to manage your creative passion and career? Do you feel like you have to choose between the two? Then we have some exciting news for you. Our radio show, "Creativity & Career," is bringing you an exclusive interview with Professor Kunal Basu, a renowned scholar and author.
Professor Kunal Basu is a fellow of Green Templeton College and an ex-tenured professor at the SAID Business School, University of Oxford. He has successfully navigated not one or two but six careers, from being a much-awarded management scholar, an Oxford don, a hugely successful English novelist, a highly experimental Bangla writer, stage actor to a distinguished professor of Humanities. His intimate knowledge of global academia, industry, and the international workplace makes him an expert in shaping one's career and managing creative passions.
Join us on "Creativity & Career" as we delve into Professor Basu's insights and experiences. Discover how you can achieve your career goals without sacrificing your creative passions. This is an exciting opportunity to learn from a true expert, so don't miss out.
Tune in to "Creativity & Career" to hear our exclusive interview with Professor Kunal Basu.

We have all seen the clickbait thumbnails that would entice us into clicking on that video on YouTube. Click baits are a mere means of boosting the views on a video. But can it be concerning if journalists start practising it too? Clickbait journalism refers to the practice of using sensational headlines or images to attract readers to a news article or website. Clickbait journalism is considered unethical because it prioritizes generating clicks and views over providing accurate and trustworthy news. It also undermines trust in journalism and can be harmful to democracy.

Stepwell Radio brings you "Clickbait Journalism", a show in conversation with Professor Ananya Desai who is a writer, journalist and faculty at Ahmedabad University. The show talks about how the concept of click-baiting entered into the world of journalism where people with fake headlines would pool consumers to their piece, how the same leads to the spreading of misinformation and how it will inevitably tag along with the journalism.

Professor Pankaj Chandra is the Vice-Chancellor at Ahmedabad University. His expertise lies in Operations Management, Supply Chain Coordination and Higher Education. He is the author of the book - "Building Universities That Matter."

In this episodes he gives his insights on India's New Education Policy.

The show was aired on Stepwell Radio and has been published as a podcast.

"When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen." -- Ernest Hemingway

Logistics: Samkit Kundalia

"Part of the secret of success is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside” – Mark Twain

Logistics: Samkit Kundalia

“The Covid-19 pandemic is not a solution for climate change. However, it does provide us with a platform for more sustained and ambitious climate action to reduce emissions to net-zero through a complete transformation of our industrial, energy and transport systems.” - Petteri Taalas, WMO Secretary-General

As part of the Ahmedabad Literary Festival, Stepwell Radio brings to you a series of shows celebrating Literature and the love for reading. 

The show line up is:

- Literature and Society: A conversation with the Dean of School of Arts and Sciences, Dr Patrick French on the interaction of literature and society and its implications.

- Rhyme in Thought: Poetry recital by 

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The podcast is created by the Global Centre for Environment and Energy and The Stepwell Radio at Ahmedabad University.

Listen to it wherever you get your podcast.

Podcast Team

Content: Srutisri Kalyan, Asmita Gattamraju, Logistics: Samkit Kundalia (This will change every episode, depending who is involved in the podcast creation process)

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