Street Stories Podcast: Recent Episodes
Curly Tales
Street Stories Podcast brings you the stories of India’s most iconic street food vendors talking about their struggle and how they emerged as stars even after facing all odds that life decided to throw on them. It is a show that salutes the will and dedication of food entrepreneurs focusing on the journey of street vendors who bring a smile on their customer's faces with their food and inspire others with their motivational yet heartwarming story. Catch Trishna Goswami talking about their beautiful journey, every Friday
Do you think, kindness doesn’t exist in our society anymore? Well! you haven’t heard Episode 3 of Street Stories Podcast yet. In this episode, we are talking to Anup ji the owner of Dadi Ki Rasoi from Noida. This man is selling Dal-rice made of pure ghee at his stall in Noida, only at Rs. 5/-, Anup ji is now serving 400 people from in and around Noida presently. Not only this, but he is also selling clothes to needy people at Rs. 10/-. His act of kindness has resulted in loyal customers and a huge fan following from across the country. So let’s hear the journey of his victory and inspiration from the man himself. Watch the full episode here: Dadi Ki Rasoi Feeding People At ₹5 only | Sector 29, Noida | Curly Tales
In this episode of Street Stories Podcast, Rameshji – the owner of Kalyan Bhel shares his life experiences, struggle & learning with us in his own “Maharashtrian” style. Its a story of a man who started on a Handcart goes onto operating an international business with the simplest concept of street food i.e. Bhel. There are 6 outlets of Kalyan Bhel in Pune and the Bhel manufactured here is supplied across the globe. In this interview with Trishna Goswami, Ramesh ji tells his story like never before. So listen to our today’s episode to get your dosage of Inspiration. Watch the full episode here: Kalyan Bhel: From Hand Cart To International Business | Curly Tales
Hop on as we take you for an unforgettable ride through the queen of Suburbs - Bandra. In this compelling podcast, narrated by Priyanka Ganwani, we take you through and epic journey through the history, architecture, the culture and the magnetic pull of Bandra. Tune in to the episode, aptly called Agla Station: Bandra
In our first episode of Street Stories Podcast, we are going to interview Gaurav Londhe, a Food delivery boy who became a Food business owner. Gaurav is now the owner of Traffic vadapav and sells vadapav at Teen Haath Naka Signal in Thane. He thought of Traffic Vadapav in November 2019 and today he owns a shop, sells 400 vada pavs per day and runs a successful business with a vision to serve people with food and water, who are stuck in traffic. So let’s hear from Gaurav about his inspiring journey. Watch the episode here: The Traffic Vada Pav | Story Of Food Delivery Boy Turned Entrepreneur
Street Stories Podcast by Curly Tales brings you the stories of India’s most iconic street food vendors talking about their struggle and how they emerged as stars even after facing all odds that life decided to throw on them. It is a show that salutes the will and dedication of food entrepreneurs focusing on the journey of street vendors who bring a smile on their customer’s faces with their food and inspire others with their motivational yet heartwarming story. Catch Trishna Goswami talking about their beautiful journey, every Friday
What’s the first shot you've ever seen in a Bollywood film to establish Mumbai city as the location? It's undoubtedly the panoramic view of the grand Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus or formerly and very famously known as Victoria Terminus Station. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it’s a railway station you can’t miss. There are over three lakh commuters everyday catching local trains as well as inter-city trains. We have many, many reasons to cover and explore the peculiarities of this station as the first on this series of The Agla Station Podcast. So hop in and set off on a journey with us to understand how the station runs, what’s so fascinating about CSMT after all and more!
Agla Station is a perspective piece on what happens in and around local and intercity stations all over India. Every station looks like well, a station. What makes it unique are the people, the commuters, the daily hawkers and discoveries of professions we don't have names. So, catch the Agla Station podcast just in time! Hosted by Priyanka Ganwani, this is a weekly release.