The Middlers Podcast

The Middlers Podcast

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The Middlers Podcast episodes

  • Episode 14 - Women in India

    In this episode of The Middlers, we discuss the status of women in India with five women in the US who have roots in India. We also review the particularly tragic events surrounding the rape and murder of Jyothi Singh in New Delhi in late 2012, which made headlines around the world.
    58 min
  • Episode 12 - Rachel Glowacki and the Holy Yoga Foundation

    Yoga has been spreading out of south Asia into all corners of the globe for centuries. That process has hyper-accelerated in recent decades. And as yoga changes the cultures that it touches, yoga itself has also been changed.
    Learn about how the Christian faith, historically associated with the Western world, and yoga, historically associated with the Eastern world, have found a unique and exciting intersection point in 21st century America.
    33 min
  • Episode 11 - Learning Hindi as a White Guy

    What is it like learning Hindi when English is your native tongue? In this podcast we discuss what it is like to learn the ancient tongue of the subcontinent when your starting point is English. More foreigners are learning Hindi all the time, a sign of the times we are in. Enjoy this interesting podcast!
    40 min
  • Episode 9 - Bollywood Review of The Agneepath Films

    Agneepath means "path of fire" in Sanskrit. Two different Bollywood films have been made under this title. Separated by two decades, the original Agneepath with Big B and the 2012 version with Hrithik Roshan are the focus of our Bollywood review in this exciting episode of The Middlers podcast!
    21 min
  • Episode 7 - Deepa Iyer of SAALT

    South Asian American Leading Together (SAALT) is an organization dedicated to social change through building bridges across communities. Deepa Iyer is the Executive Director of SAALT and is regarded as an expert on the impact of September 11th on immigrants and minority communities in the US.
    Enjoy this engaging and thought-provoking interview.
    30 min

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