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  • Do we need Religion? LGBTQIA+ edition

    In this video, we speak to queer people from different backgrounds, faiths and religion, having varied gender and sexual identities. We cover themes of whether religion can make space for Queer people and what it is like growing up in India with religion all-around us, but feeling like we dont belong.

    53 min
  • Is Indian Nationalism a threat to its Secularism? ft.Achin Vanaik

    In this Video, we, in collaboration with Pooja from the Blahcksheep, talk to Achin Vanaik, renowned professor, author and activist about his views on the failing Indian nation state in upholding secular values and promoting a violent idea of a religious based nationalism. We talk to him about the capability of AAP as a potential challenge to The BJP, the various strands of nationalism in comparison with India and its global counterparts and the future of Left politics in India.

    1 hr 9 min
  • Law & Religion: Psychoanalysis, Constitutional morality & Cow protection

    In this video, we talk to Prof Amit Bindal about his field of expertise in Law and Religion. In collaboration with The Blahcksheep, we explore the various aspects of critical thinking of the constitution, the supreme court's reading of Hindutva and the unconscious religious reading into the laws of India.   For more, follow us on Instagram & Spotify on @unredactedpodcast and visit our website to find out more www.unredactedproject.org

    1 hr 48 min
  • Can we cancel cancel culture? ft. Prerna Dadu & Saurabh Ashok

    Cancel Culture, the way it exists on social media is toxic. Is there a better system to hold people accountable for their actions? Can we move away from a retributive system of holding them accountable and giving 'justice' to a more reform based one? Tune in to our conversation with Saurabh Ashok to find out whether we can cancel cancel culture!

    1 hr 7 min
  • Caste and Food - A Conversation with The Big Fat Bao

    Sorry for the long break, but we're back with a new topic: Is food political? We spoke to @thebigfatbao on her work and the intersection of caste and food.


    Stay tuned for a podcast release, coming soon.🥂

    #foodie #foodiesofinstagram #caste#casteism #indianfood#podcastersofinstagram #podcast#womensupportingwomen#unredactedConversations

    58 min
  • Are Rape Jokes Funny? ft. Prof. Ummni Khan & Debolina Dutta

    A In-depth conversation with Dr. Debolina Dutta and Dr. Ummni Khan about rape culture, sexually charged jokes, role of laughter in community building, political correctness and LOTS MORE!

    Let us know what you think!




    #rapeculture #rapeawareness #jokes#humour #unredactedprofile#rapejokesarentfunny#rapejokesarentfunny

    55 min
  • Queer Indians on Puberty & Desire
    On our latest episode, we talk to young queer adult about coming of age stories from their life. We talk desire, sex, crush, asexuality and sooo much more. Head on over to our link in bio to watch the full episode or listen to us on Spotify!
    @muskantibrewala
    @popkern180
    @_suryakiran._
    #pridemonth #gay #sexeducation#desire #love #indianpodcast #lgbtqindia #prideindia
    1 hr 5 min
  • Achal Prabhala on India's Vaccination Crisis ft. Nikita & Madhulika

    Achal Prabhala, a fellow of the Shuttleworth Foundation & Co-ordinator of the AccessIBSA Project, talks to us about the factors behind the vaccination crisis India is facing. The role of international organisations such as WTO behind the creation of pharmaceutical monopolies, Big Pharma lobbying for a strict enforcement of IP Rules and a lot more. 

     Please visit this link to know more about the AccessIBSA Project which campaigns to provide access to medicines in India, South Africa & Brazil : https://accessibsa.org.  


    Co-hosts : Nikita Kansal, lawyer & policy enthusiast, based out of New Delhi. 

    Madhulika Reddy, labor lawyer based out of Chennai. 

     #indiacovid #vaccine #bigpharma #billandmelindagatesfoundation #indianvaccinestory

    50 min
  • Why are the 2020 Farms Laws so heinous?
    In the pilot episode of the Unredacted Podcast, we take a deep dive into the unprecedented farmer protests that have swept India. 
    We speak about the Farm Laws, the media coverage of the protests and the unrelenting threat of privatisation looming over Indian agriculture.
    Organisations to follow: 
    Progressive International : https://www.instagram.com/progintl_en/
    Cobrapost: https://www.instagram.com/cobraposthindi/
    PARI by P. Sainath : https://www.instagram.com/pari.network/
    28 min
  • In conversation with Sanjoy Ghose - as we unpack the Labor Codes passed in 2020, and future of labor rights.

    In conversation with Mr. Sanjoy Ghose, who is a labor lawyer,  we discuss the impact of the Labor Codes that were introduced in 2020 by the BJP Government. Unceremoniously passed in the Rajya Sabha in the absence of the opposition, the Labor Codes have undone decades of Labor Law reforms. 

    From the impact of the pandemic on our labor laws, to the long term impact of the codes on worker rights, we unpack the entire corpus of these laws, and understand their significance. Tune into this episode to learn more about our Labor Laws, and where we stand vis-a-vis worker rights as a country. Mr. Ghose gives us a glimpse into his experiences as a practicing labor advocate, and so much more.


    Follow him on:

    Instagram : @thesanjoyghose

    Twitter : @advsanjoy


    Please listen to the podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts & Anchor.


    I hope you enjoy this episode. Please drop comments, queries and feedback on Instagram : @unredactedpodcast or simply search for us on Facebook and reach out. Any and all suggestions are welcome.


    For pitches please drop an email at : [email protected].

    39 min

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