வணக்கம். Welcome.
வணக்கம். Welcome.
a space for severely subjective (and slightly lost) souls
trying to make sense of dystopian realities.
P O D C A S T
IN CONVERSATION
JACK RYAN SMITH
Music Producer, A & R
There is no music without experimentation. A purist approach is death. To all things, not just music. The moment one takes such an approach, the art form is placed in formaldehyde and locked away in a cabinet, a curiosity, a holy relic that has some vague interest only in that it was once living and breathing, once of some importance.
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PRASHANTH VENKATARAMANA
CEO & Co-founder, Essmart
I don't think rural populations in India have the same access to either the quality of education, knowledge, technology, different aspects of life that urban citizens are taking for granted. I thought of this as a problem, not as an opportunity. I felt that I was empowered enough to try and not solve, but at least try and contribute to the solution in some way.
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Sindhu
Rajasekaran
Curatrix
Sindhu Rajasekaran (she/her) is an author, filmmaker & academic. Her debut novel Kaleidoscopic Reflections was nominated for the Crossword Book Award, while her latest book of nonfiction is the best-selling Smashing the Patriarchy - A Guide for the 21st century Indian Woman. Sindhu's fiction, poetry & essays have been published internationally by literary magazines, leading platforms, and academic journals. She has produced an award-winning Indo-British feature film, Ramanujan, and has written for the screen. Worked for years as a communications consultant. Done a bunch of disparate things. Thought of starting a theory podcast for ages (and finally has through The Subjective Space).
She's currently pursuing her PhD in Creative Writing at the University of Strathclyde, where she's a recipient of the Dean's Global Research Award. She's exploring queer South Asian pasts, creative epistemologies & queer decolonial storytelling.
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