Podcasts I follow:

The Reith Lectures

The BBC launched the Reith Lectures in 1948 to honour Sir John (later Lord) Reith, the organisation’s first Director General, for his significant contributions to public service broadcasting.

I specifically like the four sessions on Freedom because of the honesty. It encourages one to understand ‘freedom’. All their lectures are very informative and have great learning points.

Gita for Daily Living

Gita for Daily Living is a bi-weekly podcast. It shares with the listeners the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and makes it applicable to everyday living.

I am intrigued by the universal and timeless lessons and solutions it offers.

Intersections: The Art Basel Podcast

Marc Spiegler is the host of Intersections, a bi-weekly podcast. He also serves as the worldwide director of Art Basel. Before that, he spent fifteen years as a writer covering the art world.

This is my go-to podcast to feed all my curiosities relating to the art world.

What The Hell, Navya

It’s a super fun and light-hearted podcast that discusses issues about life with a conversation between three generations of women. The granddaughter, Navya Nanda, hosts the podcast with two the most important women in her life—her mother, Shweta Nanda and the iconic Bollywood actor, Jaya Bachchan, who is her grandmother.