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On this episode we are in conversation with Kathy Walking and Jessamijn Miedema from EcoFemme. They started EcoFemme in 2010, in an effort to create environmental and social change through revitalising menstrual practices that are healthy, environmentally sustainable, culturally responsive and empowering. So far, they have prevented close to 79 mil…
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On this episode, we chat with Yunus Lasania aka thathyderabadiboy, a journalist and researcher based out of Hyderabad, who has spent the last few years documenting the city’s history. He walks around the city both as a resident and a tourist, trying to see things differently. Sights and sounds people often miss.…
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If you’ve been following this season, you’re probably aware that the over arching theme has been space. All kinds of space – personal, public and planetary. On this episode space entrepreneur, spaceship designer and climate action activist Susmita Mohanty, talks to us specifically about the world outside our world and she begins by dissecting what …
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Alicia Souza is a people’s illustrator. She finds beauty, inspiration and humour in the most mundane-everyday things. Alicia’s work is refreshing and so very relatable. Whether it's her aunties in sneakers series or her multiple love letters to a bag of priceless banana chips. There's just so much to learn from how she continues to pour parts of he…
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When Mihir left Delhi and moved back to Hazaribagh in 2017, he didn’t imagine that his hometown’s wilderness, secret waterfalls and fascinating history would pull him out of a difficult space and change the way he perceives home. On this episode we are in conversation with Mihir Vatsa – poet and author of Tales of Hazaribagh (Published by Speaking …
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On the first episode of season 3 of Designed for Good we speak with Sahar Mansoor about creating space for a zero waste life in the city. We talk about waste segregation, recycling, leadership, travel and easy hacks to be mindful about how we consume. Sahar is the founder of zero waste lifestyle brand Bare Necessities India, and author of a book ti…
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I've always had really interesting conversations with my friend Mayank, who is a researcher and writer. In this episode we blame economists for climate change, stress on hyping up local leaders and come to a bitter realisation that the most tolerant generation of young humans might have the shortest life-span. Listen-in quietly without judgement.…
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On this episode of designed for good we are in conversation with Shivani Singh, founder of Friday Undies – an eco-friendly brand that makes period underwear and the lives of countless women so much simpler. We talk about the importance of making the switch to environmentally conscious period products and how coffee might actually be making shark we…
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Have you wondered whether the free apps on your phone are actually free? Or have you by now realised that if you aren’t paying for a product, you might actually be the product. This particular episode of designed for good is about the stuff the takes up most of our time. It's about Instagram, Whatsapp, Facebook, Tiktok, Twitter and Telegram. Who ge…
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On this episode of Eavesdrop, you get to listen in on my conversation with my brilliant friend, illustrator and artist Chaaya Prabhat (@chaaya23). She is currently based out of Goa and is figuring out whether or not she should adopt a cat apart from creating the most gorgeous illustrations everyday. We talk about a bunch of stuff but mostly about n…
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In this second episode of Designed for Good we’re in conversation with Cara Tejpal– wildlife conservationist and writer at The Sanctuary Nature Foundation. She also heads the Mud on Boots project which supports grassroots conservationists across India. We talk about using our skills to support conservation efforts and how observation gives rise to …
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Welcome to the second season of designed for good! This is the first episode in a new parallel series called EAVESDROP, where you get to listen-in on private conversations between friends who are trying their best to make sense of this ridiculous world.. Here I’m talking to my friend Madhavi Menon who is an ace illustrator and graphic designer, we …
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On this episode we're in conversation with Suchitra Vijayan – lawyer, writer and founder of the Polis Project. We speak about the undemocratic UAPA, participation in public life, the media and how resistance starts at home. You can follow the Polis Project and support their incredible independent research and work by donating.…
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Aanchal Malhotra is an oral historian, writer and artist based out of New Delhi. She is the author of Remnants of a Separation, a history of the partition through material memory. In this episode we talk about her writing process, collaboration in the subcontinent and visiting Pakistan for the first time. Aanchal also heads the Museum of Material M…
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On this episode we're in conversation with Scott Starrett, co-founder and principal designer at Tandem, New York. Tandem is forged on the principle that the same persuasive techniques used in marketing and advertising can, and should be used to advance the greater good. We speak about his interest is socially responsible design, working with non pr…
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In this episode we talk about the ongoing student protests in India, an environment of fear and our history of resistance. At 16.10 learn an interesting fact about Poorna Swaraj. Saagar is a historian of modern India whose chief interest lies in studying the dynamics of state-society relationship in central and eastern India.…
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On this episode of designed for good, we’re in conversation with author and activist Fatima Bhutto (fbhutto). She speaks about her latest book New Kings of the World, for which she travelled far and wide, collecting stories and understanding the impact and importance of pop culture from the east. Fatima traces the rise of Bollywood, Dizi and K-Pop.…
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As young people we often feel like those who are in power don’t represent us or our concerns at all. It is important for young voices to be heard and our issues addressed, since quite realistically we are directly affected by the consequence of the decisions made by those who are so far removed from us. In this episode, we're in conversation with S…
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On the first ever episode of designed for good, Arundhati is in conversation with Samyu Murali – art director and designer and Nayantara Dutta – strategist, writer and founder of 'Unapologetically Muslim'. We chat about creative identities, representation in advertising, mentorship, participation, accents and lots more. The original music for this …
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