The Ideosync Podcast: Recent Episodes
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This podcast site features audio programmes produced by Ideosync, an SBCC organization based in New Delhi, India. Over the last two decades, Ideosync has been a strong advocate for radio-for-social-change - and has explored radio's potential to impact community knowledfge and behaviours extensively. This channel showcases Ideosync's audio programmes and production work.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often side-lined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Anamika is a 19-year-old girl who lives in Tajpur Pahari. Her interest lies in creating audio stories that reflect issues faced by young people.
Episode 25: Menstruation: From a different perspective
“Why menstruation is still a taboo in our society ”
Host Anamika directly talks to the boys and men in her community about menstruation and discusses why the word ‘menstruation’ is still looked at with shame. In this podcast, Anamika tries to understand the opinion of the men in her community surrounding menstruation and disrupts the notion that only women can talk about it.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahari and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync’s FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities – especially women and migrants – Digital Media and Information Trainings and a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often side-lined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Swati is turning 18 soon. She uses her skill of audio storytelling to raise awareness on issues that affect women and children at home and in her community.
Episode 23: 18 Saal Hone Ki Khushi
“I will be able to work. I can vote now."
Producer Swati brings in aspirations, feelings and experiences of women and girls from Tajpur Pahari who have recently turned eighteen or are turning eighteen soon . Swati shares her desires of being able to get government documents and having a full time job which will make her independent.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show with stories, songs and poetry. It is a space for the community to express creatively through audio art. Episode producer Nandini is a class 12th who lives at Tajpur Pahari in Badarpur. She writes poems and likes to engage people with her stories.
Episode 10: Dosti bhi bohot kaamal hoti hai
"Yeh bina kisi bhed bhav ke khud dost chunti hai."
Episode producer Nandini shares a poetry on the beauty of friendships.Through her podcast she takes the audience into her moments of fun spent with her friends.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's Free/Dem initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is a show which brings day-to-day stories from the community with an aim to keep the community members updated. This includes motivational stories, new opportunities, etc. Episode producers Aarti and Madhu ,both are commerce graduates and are preparing for the government exams. They are both interested in spreading information about government schemes and policies and this podcast comes from this motive.
Episode 6: Delhi Government’s Doorstep Delivery Services
The Government of NCT of Delhi launched Doorstep Delivery of Public Services to ensure an equally accessible public service delivery system.
Episode producer Aarti and Madhu talk about this service and explain how to use it step wise through a skit.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show with stories, songs and poetry. It is a space for the community to express creatively through audio art. Episode producer Aarti is a class 12th pass out who lives at subhash Nagar in Faridabad. She is fond of dance and likes to engage herself in art.
Episode 9: Hamari Dosti Anokhi Hai
"Hamane masti ke saath padhai kari."
Episode producer Aarti shares her journey of attending the computer institute along with her friends. Through her podcast she take the audience into her moments of fun spent with her friends.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's Free/Dem initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often side-lined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Chanchal is an 18-year-old girl who likes to create awareness on social issues in her community. She likes to tell stories of women in Tajpur Pahari using videos.
Episode 24: Haryanvi Boli, Jaise Mithi Boli
“I like it when someone talks to me in Haryanvi."
Producer Chanchal brings in opinions of people from varied background living in Tajpur Pahari. They share their likes, experiences and differences coming across Haryanvi Boli.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is a show which brings day-to-day stories from the community with an aim to keep the community members updated. This includes motivational stories, new opportunities etc. Episode producer Nigahein, is a class 9 student residing in Subhash Nagar. She is a passionate dancer who also likes to express her thoughts with her peers.
Episode 5: Subhash Nagar Ki Ladkiyon Ke Sapne
"I dream of becoming an IAS Officer and give an answer to those who keeps raining question on my ability."
Host Nigahein talks with young girls from Subhash Nagar about their dreams. Through her podcast she brings forth the aspirations of girls from her community.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often side-lined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. . Episode producer Hemlata is an 18-year-old girl who actively caters to the digital needs of her community members. She finds her interest in photography and documents moments to tell stories.
Episode 23: Aatmanirbhar Ka Ehsaas
“I should have a house in my name. I should have an Identity."
Producer Hemlata brings in aspirations, feelings and experiences of women and girls from Tajpur Pahari who earn and are self-dependant. Hemlata shares her desires which she will fulfil after becoming independent.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often side-lined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Anamika is a 12th pass out student who lives at Tajpur Pahari in Badarpur. She aims to pursue a carrier in Psychology and loves to sing.
Episode 22: My Experience Of Using Social Media.
“I like to make new friends; I started making friends on Social Media."
Producer Anamika shares her journey of using digital media and her experience of meeting people on social media. She talks about measures to keep in mind when connecting with new people on social media.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is a show which brings day-to-day stories from the community with an aim to keep the community members updated. This includes motivational stories, new opportunities etc. Episode producer Nandini is a class 12th pass out who lives at Tajpur Pahari in Badarpur. She is writes poems and likes to engage people with her stories.
Episode 4: Usha Ki Kahaani
" I was 21 years old, when I first stepped out to look for job. Society questioned me with doubt because I was young."
Producer Nandini interviews Usha, women residing in Tajpur Pahari on her journey of standing up on her foot. Nandini wants to send out motivation and asks people to trust themselves.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often side-lined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Priyanka is a 21-year-old who loves to sing out of passion. She resides in Subhash Nagar in Faridabad with her family who migrated long back from Moradabad. Priyanka aims to use her DMIL skills in finding herself a job.
Episode 21: Phone Is Important For Girls!
“I use my phone to fill forms online, to study and also book tickets."
Producer Priyanka highlights the importance of owning a phone in her podcast. She brings in experiences and needs of girls in her community who owns a phone and wants to own.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Sabiya is a 26-year-old woman residing in New Ranjeet Nagar. She dreams of completing her education to become a teacher.
Episode 20: Education Is Important In A Girl's life
“Girls should study, become someone and be independent and should not feel less about themselves when it comes to boys.”
Producer Sabiya shares a message for educating girls by bringing in voices of women from her community who are providing education to their daughters.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society – and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Shabrana is a 29 years woman. Her resolve to fight against gender inequality has been a driving force in bringing out women's narratives on health, marriage laws, and love, through audio stories.
Episode 12: People's opinion on hijab
“I wear hijab when its trending”
Episode producer Shabrana counter opinions hurled on Muslim women. She has brought stories of how women and girls started wearing hijab and women and girls share their relationship with hijab.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 7 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahari and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync’s FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities – especially women and migrants – a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show with stories, songs and poetry. It is a space for the community to express creatively through audio art. Episode producer Nandini is a class 12th pass out who lives at Tajpur Pahari in Badarpur. She is a chirpy girl who likes engage people with her stories.
Episode 8: Middle Class Family
"Mai us middle class family se hun jahan ek doosron ki khushiyon ka dhyaan rakha jaata hai."
Episode producer Nandini talks about habits, gratitude, behaviors and trends followed by middle class families through her poem.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's Free/Dem initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zaroori Jaankari (Important Information) This show is designed to disseminate information that is of immediate relevance to community members. Information is based on local digital needs, government policies, health related needs, educational needs etc. Episode producer Hemlata is 18 year old girl who likes to cater to the digital needs of her community members.
"As people of my age are using Instagram a lot, i would like to talk about the settings of the application because they make their profile but face a lot of problem while using it."
Host Hemlata talks about settings one needs to keep in mind while using Instagram and explains the features step wise.
Zaroori Jaankari is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is a show which brings day-to-day stories from the community with an aim to keep the community members updated. This includes motivational stories, new opportunities etc. Episode producer Minakshi, is a class 12 student residing in Tajpur Pahari. She is a passionate dancer and performs on Folk songs from Rajasthan.
Episode 3: Tajpur Pahari Ki Ladkiyon Ke Sapne
"I dream of becoming a Physics Professor in future"
Host Minakshi talks with young girls from Tajpur Pahari about their dreams. Through her podcast she brings forth the aspirations of girls from her community.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Ranju (name changed) is a young woman pursuing graduation from Delhi University. She is an ambitious woman who likes to sing and dance out of passion.
Episode 12: Importance Of Education In A Girl's Life.
"I feel lucky that no matter my situation I did not drop out of education."
Host Ranju shares her opinion on why girls should be educated through incidents from her life. She also shares ways she thinks is important in this direction.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 7 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahari and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 20: Media Information Literate Citizens
This episode discusses the future of media and the ideal regulations keeping in mind the freedom of speech and expression of the press and the people. It talks about the responsibilities of maintaining an inclusive and truthful media.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 19: Fact Checking
This episode discusses the ways in which information can be authenticated and talks about vigilant digital users practices. The episode further discusses news partisanship and the importance of obtaining our information from diverse media sources.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 18: Trial By Media
This episode discusses the ethics of a media trial and the repercussions it can have on society.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 17: Censorship In Media
The episode debates the purpose of censorship, self censorship and the impact it has on democracy.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 16: Misuse Of Data and Fighting Back On The Internet
The discussion focuses on the potential misuse of centrally assigned identity numbers - such as ration, healthcare etc. It also speaks about copyright, virtual private network in a simple language.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 15: Algorithms
This episode breaks down the basics of algorithm based web navigation. It brings in questions including how social media feeds are curated and what is micro targeting?
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 14: Digital Rights and Internet Shutdowns.
This episode discusses digital rights, privacy, freedom of expression, right to information and access to the Internet in rural areas.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 13: Fact Checking
This episode discusses how fake news is manufactured and shared on social media. The episode highlights the ways to recognize misinformation and fact check.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative wherever 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 12: Fake News
This episode discusses the consequences of fake news and the responsibility social media platforms hold.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 11: Data Privacy
This episode revisits debates on data privacy and data protection in context to bills and judgements passed.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 10: Phishing and Online Scams
This episode discusses misinformation and online fraud. It speaks of ways to recognize fake websites, scammers and phishing.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 9: Data and Targeted Advertising/Data
This episode focuses on data protection, surveillance and privacy. It discusses permissions in mobile applications, search engines and algorithm based advertising on social media.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 8: Development and Media
The episode discussed the use of the internet and media for the purpose of development.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 7: Representation of Marginalized
This episode focuses on the relationship between the media, the internet and issues around access. The episode allows for a conversation on how the internet has enabled previously hidden discourses particularly presented by those otherwise excluded by society.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 6: Free Speech On Digital Media
The Episode focuses on freedom to debate and offer critique through the use of social media. It also brings in issues around ban on debates, censorship, and laws regarding freedom of speech on the internet.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 5: Social Media
The episode discusses benefits of social media but also suggests being cautious of the information shared on it, and the ethics one must follow while posting something online. It also debates the business potential of social media as well as the positive and negative consequences of that including conversations around media ownership.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 4: Coming of the Internet
The episode discusses the ethics of keeping information and entertainment separate, News, broadcasting and technologies and impact on people’s understanding of their realities.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 3: Media Ownership
The episode discusses independence of media, the value of holding truth to power for keeping democracies alive, freedom to use humor and satire as a tool for offering critique. Issues around corporatization of the media and ensuing harms.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) produced in 2021. The science fiction drama is based in space where planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet ‘Adrishya.’ They get a chance to establish a social and political system.
Each episode of the Adrishya drama series is designed to address an important MIL issue. The 15 mins drama is followed by a 10 mins interactive discussion.
EPISODE 2: Role Of Media
The episode discusses an Independent media, role of media in the society. The difference between Fact/information and Opinion. Correct information required to access freedom of speech. How information and freedom of speech are related. The need to support and strengthen local media institutions.
The series is part of Ideosync’s ‘On Air and Fact Checked’ Initiative where over 20 partner Community Radio stations participated in broadcasting interactive Fact Checking and Media Information and Literacy content after intensive training and collaboration.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Kanchan has completed her exam for the 12th standard. She is vocal about the issues on gender discrimination happening in her community, Tajpur Pahari. She wants to make a positive change in the attitude of her community members by making podcasts on gender centric issues and works towards initiating dialogue on the issues inside her community by playing the podcast during audio chaupals.
Episode 18: Ladka Aur Ladki Me Bhedbhaav.
“In financial distress my elder brother tries to control us but doesn't takes responsibility for us.”
Host Kanchan through her story explains that society should not discriminate between girls and boys. She puts forth the dynamics between her siblings and the responsibilities shared between them to explain her opinion.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Deepika is a young woman pursuing commerce from Delhi University who lives in Tajpur Pahari. She aims to become a teacher. She is an opinionated woman who raises voice for any injustice she encounters on her way.
Episode 18: Bhasha Ke Aadhar Par Bhed Bhaav
"Bhasha ek bat karne ka zariya hai, use kisi ko judge karne ka tareeka na banaye."
Host Deepika shares her friend's experience of facing judgment because of the language. She shares her own experience of facing hurdles and discrimination because of a language.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Adrishya is a 20 episode series on Digital Media and Information Literacy (DMIL). In this science fiction drama based in space planet Mars has been affected by a mysterious disease and surviving cyborgs find shelter in a barren planet Ad Rishya. They get a chance to establish a social and political system anew. Episode 1: Article 19(1), Freedom Of Expression In this episode the discussion focused on what a constitutional right entails for the citizens/non-citizens of a country, Freedom of speech and Expression Article 19(1) in different countries and how it resulted in formulation of Right to Information in India. Other than that, the focus is also on social and cultural indicators of freedom of speech and expression and restrictions to this freedom as written in Article 19 (2) of the constitution.
The information has been adapted from UNESCO's MIL curriculum.The drama is produced in Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam and has been broadcast on partner Community Radio stations across India. The drama series is a part of Ideosync Media Combine's initiative on Digital Media and Information Literacy.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is a show which brings day-to-day stories from the community with an aim to keep the community members updated with their latest needs. This includes motivational stories, new opportunities etc. Episode producer Faryal Jan Azimi, is a 23 year old graduate woman residing in Hauz Rani, Malviya Nagar. She is passionate about make up art. Faryal aspires to become a reporter.
Episode 2: Afghan woman teaches Dari language to Indians.
"There are too much similarities between Dari and Hindi language. Words like 'Mushkil, 'Zyada; 'Sarkari', 'Tanha', 'lekin', and there are many words which are similar in both the languages."
Host Faryal talks with Laila about her journey in teaching Dari language in India. She interviews Laila about her experience, achievements and hurdles in starting her teaching process in India. Faryal also talks with one of her students about her journey in learning Dari.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show with stories, songs and poetry. It is a space for the community to express creatively through audio art. Episode producer Nandini is a class 12th student who lives at Tajpur Pahari in Badarpur. She is a chirpy person who likes to share stories.
Episode 7: Saath ke wo din! Apne school ki yaadein.
"Shuruati LKG class me mile the, sabhi naye naye aur masoom hi dikh rahe the; Lekin jaise jaise samay beeta aur kaksha badhi sabhi apna asli roop saamne laane me peeche nahi hate."
Episode producer Nandini reminisces her school days, good and bad memories and shares about her the hardship of leaving the place she has spent her thirteen years in.
Babli Ka Showis one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/Dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's Free/Dem initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show which discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but are a cause for much anxiety for young people; Topics include puberty, masculinity, caste, marriage, love, democracy, freedoms etc. Episode producer Tamana Haidri is a girl in her twenties who migrated from Afghanistan to India. She is a creative person who likes to read and write.
Episode 17: War is World
"War bears inside of you when you are fighting to achieve your dreams and goals."
Host Tamana shares her understanding of war, its impact on the lives of the migrants and how a human is living with war.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is a show which brings day-to-day stories from the community with an aim to keep the community members updated with their latest needs. This includes motivational stories, new opportunities etc. Episode producer Anamika, is a 12th standard student who lives at Tajpur Pahari in Badarpur. She aims to study Psychology in future and focuses on self care.
Episode 1: 12th ke students ke liye CUET se judi jaankari.
"We are the first batch to go through the exam and there is no format for it or study materials, even our school teachers are confused about it, so i am bit scared for the exam."
Host Anamika talks with girls who are appearing for the CUET exam regarding their anxiety and fear for the exam. She gives details about the CUET entrance form and the exam format.
Mohalle Ki Baatein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by women and girls from urban margins of Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss and share their lived realities. The Free/Dem Community Podcasts are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Deepika is a young woman pursuing commerce from Delhi University who lives in Tajpur Pahari. She aims to become a teacher. She is an opinionated woman who raises voice for any injustice she encounters on her way.
Episode 11: Journey of a woman driver
"Riding a vehicle feels like i am flying without feathers."
Host Deepika talks with Omkari to learn about her 12 year journey in the field of driving. She drives 2 wheeler to 6 wheeler vehicles. Omkari's journey of becoming a driver with responding to society, managing her family and fighting the income gap, she now trains young women to drive.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 7 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Free/dem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahari and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Swati, a 12th standard student from Tajpur Pahadi dreams of being a teacher. She joined Freedem to learn to use the smartphone and is interested in producing community films on Women Empowerment related issues.
Episode 16: Can men raise hands on women in anger?
"Purush ki maar sehna galat baat hai"
Host Swati takes opinion of men and women in her community on weather anger can become an excuse to raise hands on women. What if women does the same?
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people. Episode producer Naazneen, a 21 year old college going girl from Palla, a migrant slum colony in Delhi is vocal about issues revolving and concerning young people like her. This is her second attempt in creating a podcast on the relationships between young people and their parents.
Episode 15: Parents should be friends to their children.
Host Nazneen talks about why it is important for parents to give their children a friendly environment at home so that children can express their concerns and issues to their parents without any hesitation.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the FreeDem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahari and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync’s FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalised communities - especially women and migrants - Digital Media and Information Trainings and a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Swati, a 12th standard student from Tajpur Pahadi dreams of being a teacher. She joined Freedem to learn to use the smartphone and is interested in producing community films on Women Empowerment related issues.
Episode 14: Impact of Domestic Violence on Children
"I feel like running away from my home because of everything that goes around in my house but I am helpless as I am still studying & the thought of leaving my younger siblings alone makes me sad"
Host Swati talks about the rise of domestic violence cases in her community and the effect that it leaves on children who are exposed to it. With this podcast, she brings forth few voices of children from her community who share a first hand account on how violence in their household makes them feel.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Shabrana is a young married woman who is a homemaker. She sees her unfulfilled dreams through the eyes of her daughter whom she wants to provide higher education which she herself was deprived of as she was married of early. She is enthusiastic about working on social issues around her and considers herself as a feminist.
Episode 10: Ladki ki Shaadi ki age limit kyun?
"Why is marriage considered one and all for a woman? Why is marriage considered a major priority in a woman's life so much that her other dreams are left behind? Isn’t it only fair that women should have the right to choose when to get married or not get married at all?
Freedem fellow Shabrana speaks about women experiencing countless pressure from family, neighbors, society etc to get married after reaching a specific age. She discusses how the age-old tradition of getting married at a specific age creates undue pressure on young women who are constantly made to believe that their self worth is only defined by their marriage and not by their career or successes.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zaroori jankari (Important Information): As the name suggests this show is used to disseminate necessary information to the community members on any topic the community needs information on. Episode producer Naazneen is a 20 year old college going girl from Palla, Delhi who is vocal about issues specially revolving and concerning young people like her. This is her second attempt in creating a podcast on the same.
Episode 4: Information on Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University
"The Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University, with its emphasis on partnerships with industries and relevant skilling, will be opening up the admission process for its first batch of students"
Host Naazneen shares appropriate details on the newly developed Delhi School and Entrepreneurship University (Estd.Aug2020) which has recently opened admissions for various programs. The information has been curated from the DSEU website https://dseu.ac.in/
Zaroori Jankari is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
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Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Heena, Freedem Community Reporter from Sundernagri, Delhi advocates strongly for women representation in the society. She is also associated with Action India, a Women Rights organization.
Ep13: Item songs and Bollywood representation of Women
"I feel the only reason of including item songs in movies is to attract moviegoers specially men and earn easy money. It is a source of easy enjoyment for most men. Other than that it serves zero purpose in the whole plot."
Host Heena points out the ever existing stereotypical representation of women in Bollywood items songs and wonders what's the point of even having them if not to show female bodies as objects. She has a discussion with a few of her friends on the same.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Naazneen, a 21 year old college going girl from Palla, Delhi is vocal about issues revolving and concerning young people like her. This is her first attempt in creating a podcast on the same.
Episode 12: Parental pressure on career choices
“Our career choices are always limited to being a doctor or an engineer as according to our parents they bring in respect and position in a society unlike other professions”
Most of us have seen or had our parents enforce or encourage only certain career paths which they deem fit for us.
Host Naazneen takes cognizance of this issue and feels how choosing a career under parental pressure can bring in a lot of stress and anxiety. She chats with a few youngsters and a parent and tries to note their take on this matter.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Corona Special_Stories from the ground: As the second COVID 19 wave sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Episode 17: Covid, Lockdown aur Becheni
"The second wave and lockdown has brought in new challenges and was devastating for many as it hit close to home"
Freedem Community Reporter Hemlata shares her experience on living in the margins of the city in a one room place which has brought in new doubts and apprehension about academics, personal as well the social life in and around her community.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Shabrana is a young married woman who is a homemaker. She sees her unfulfilled dreams through the eyes of her daughter whom she wants to provide higher education which she herself was deprived of as she was married of early. She is enthusiastic about working on social issues around her and considers herself as a feminist.
Episode 9: Women's health- Not a household priority?
"A women is expected to take care of everyone around her just like the phrase in sickness and in health but what happens when she is the one in need of care the most?"
Host Shabrana talks about how women, despite being caretakers in a household are neglected in terms of meeting their health need and well being. She addresses the issue by highlighting her own story.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Corona Special_Stories from the ground: As the second COVID 19 wave sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Episode 16: The uncertainty after the second wave and lockdown.
"The second wave has not only affected me physically but mentally as well and has confined me to the four walls of my home
Episode producer Heena shares her feelings as a young working woman how the second wave and lockdown has affected her mentally resulting in anxiety, stress and uncertainty about the future.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zaroori Jaankari (Important Information) As the name suggests, this show is used to disseminate necessary information to the community members on any topic the community needs information on.
As the second wave of COVID 19 sweeps the entire country, FreeDem brings you a series of information on COVID management, vaccines as well as about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Episode 3: Free Ambulance service for COVID patients in Delhi and Delhi NCR
Host Hafsa shares relevant verified information on the provision of Free Ambulance service for COVID patients in Delhi and Delhi NCR.
Zaroori Jaankari is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zaroori Jaankari (Important Information) As the name suggests, this show is used to disseminate necessary information to the community members on any topic the community needs information on.
As the second wave of COVID 19 sweeps the entire country, FreeDem brings you a series of information on COVID management, vaccines as well as about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Episode 2: Home remedies for COVID positive adults
Host Hafsa shares verified information on how one can manage COVID at home in case of mild symptoms. The source for this podcast can be found at https://www.indiacovidsos.org/
Zaroori Jaankari is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Hemlata is 17 and studies in the local government school. A Freedem Community Reporter, she is shy but opinionated and strong willed who loves to read.
Episode 11: Facebook use krne ka haq kyun nehi hain Mujhe?
"Isn't it my right as an individual to use social media to express myself? if my brother can do so, why can't I ?"
Host Hemlata tries to throw light on the issue of gender disparity prevalent in the usage of social media sharing anecdotes from her own experiences and those of her friends. She shared perspectives from both female and male point of view by speaking to her male and female friends regarding this.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Kanchan who is also a Freedem Fellow enjoys penning down her thoughts and expressing herself through poetry. Kanchan who lost her job amidst the COVID pandemic struggled through the odds and started her own footwear shop in Sangam Vihar, Delhi.
Episode 10: Jatiwad
"Our country is more biased towards the one who cleans the dirt rather than the one who is responsible for creating it in the first place"
Host Kanchan addresses the persisting issue of caste based discrimination while providing instances from her own lived reality.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Anjali is a young graduate from JJ Colony, Madanpur Khadar, Delhi who nurtures a dream to become an Air Hostess one day.
Episode 9: Ek aam din ek ladki ka bahar jate hue
"Whenever I step out of my home, I feel all eyes are on me, eyeing my body which makes me feel insecure and vulnerable".
Host Anjali shares her insecurities and discomfort she goes through on a daily basis while travelling in public spaces.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Rani is a Freedem trainee who reflects on the various societal norms imposed by the society and tries to question the same. This is her first podcast.
Episode 8: Kyun Ladki ki Na Ladko ko samajh nehi aati?
"No means No! Is it too hard to get this?"
Host Rani shares a terrifying ordeal of her friend on how some boys simply do not understand that a NO means NO and instead handle rejection with aggression.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show on Stories, songs and poetry. Episode producer Garima is a Development Sector professional who is passionate about creating positive social impact in the lives of most vulnerable.
Episode 6: Ye RTI Kya Hain?
Host Garima in the form of a radio drama explains the importance of the Right To Information Act, a constitutional tool widely used by the citizens to receive information from the government and its agencies.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show on Stories, songs and poetry. Episode producer Kanchan enjoys penning down her thoughts and expressing her feelings through poetry.
Episode 5: Kar Lo Samjhota
"Compromise because you are a women"
Host Kanchan shares a thought provoking poem on her journey of being a women and how women have been always expected to compromise on daily basis in various forms and never allowed to complain.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Shabrana is a young married woman who is a homemaker. She sees her unfulfilled dreams through the eyes of her daughter whom she wants to provide higher education which she was deprived of as she was married off early. She is enthusiastic about working on social issues.
Episode 8: Kyun Mohabbat Azad Nehi Hain?
"It is quite not so easy to love freely in our country which is still bound by casteism and religious divide".
Host Shabrana shares a true story, a story which most of us might have heard of in our circles. The characters might be different but circumstances the same. The story is of her friend's who fell in love across religious divides but sadly had to end it.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Sonam is a college student who loves questioning societal norms through podcasts. She is also associated with Child Survival India.
Episode 5: Kyun Mujhe Purane Prathaye aur Rasmein pasand nehi
" My Mother who had a name and was a Human Being suddenly became a mere body for all after her death. She wasn't even brought inside the house but kept in the parking lot."
Episode producer Sonam shares an anecdote from her life on age old customs and rituals which she feels should evolve over time.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Corona Special_Stories from the ground: As the COVID 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Episode 15: My COVID story
"The lockdown and the pandemic made me dependent on my husband once again"
Episode producer Kanchan shares her account on how the COVID pandemic changed her whole life.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Love Is Part Of Life is a show about love and relationships. Episode Producer Sonam is a young woman who loves reading and sharing stories through podcasts. She is a college student who is also associated with Child Survival India.
Episode 3: Sazwan's Love Story
"How many of us wait patiently over the years for our love to be recognized and respected?"
Host Sonam shares her best friend's love story which is a tale of young love and challenges that comes with it in a society which is not comfortable with the idea of a love marriage.
Love is part of Life is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Heena is a FreeDem Fellow also engaged with an Women's rights organization and advocates for the same through her stories.
Episode 7:Aurat Aur Hinsa
"Sometimes, women endure a lot of injustice in their marriage just because they have been conditioned to think it's their responsibility".
Many a times we find ourselves asking why some victims of domestic violence continue to stay with their abuser. There are layers to each issue and in this episode Heena uncovers one such layer, she shares a story of a woman who tells us why she chose to remain in an abusive relationship.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Aarti loves to sing and is working as an Youth Auditor with Action India while also being associated with The FreeDem Initiative.
Episode 6: Palat Kar Jawab Kyu Nehi Diya
"I consider myself to be an independent woman and work in an organization that advocates for Women rights. But the irony is even though on field, I advocate the fact that women and girls should speak up but I feel powerless myself when faced with such situations like eve teasing in field.
This episode has Aarti introducing us to her field work and community experiences from a gendered perspective.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Kalpana from New Seemapuri, Delhi is engaged with Action India as a community Mobilizer.
Episode 6: Periods Leave
"This leave is according to the needs of women..during periods a lot of women experience pain and so need rest...if men also had such needs, we would have stood up for them...so it is wrong to make it sound in anyway that providing special leaves during periods will belittle women."
In this episode, Kalpana tries to gain insight on the much debated issue of providing period leaves to women and how both men and women are perceiving it in her office.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode producer Asha loves to question societal norms and structures and is currently engaged with Action India.
Episode 5: Ye Ishq Nehi Aasan
"If India's women are free citizens then should they not have freedom to choose their life partners? I feel, Religion and caste divides that our country is seeing today will only be overcome in marriages that cross these caste and religion boundaries. It is in these families that the children of tomorrow will be born."
This episode features FreeDem trainee Asha talking to fellow women who defied society and married according to their will and how the rigid caste and religious divide disable so many women from making the same choice.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Episode Producer Rupa, a first year BA student looks to cook and read books. Presently, she is engaged as a Youth Auditor with Action India and works with Adolescents under the project Sexual & Reproductive Health Rights(SRHR).
Episode 5: Auratein Wale Shabd: Periods, Bra, Panty
"When I was 16, the first time I went to buy a sports bra, I felt so embarrassed doing that, thoughts like what if the shopkeeper is a young guy.....what if someone is watching me were constantly running in my mind, so I quickly purchased without even checking it, stuffed it in my bag and ran away from the shop".
This episode underscores the societal shame associated with words like Periods, Bra, Panty etc usage of which in public spaces amounts to women being extremely conscious, shameful and under confident and highlights the need to make them a part of the general discourse and dissociate the shame.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Love Is Part Of Life is a show about love and relationships. Producer Sulaiman is 18 years old school dropout who loves to tinker with electronic and question social norms and structures.
Episode 2: Sulaiman's uncle's Love Story
Host Sulaiman shares his Uncle's love story and how it withstood over the course of time.
Love is part of Life is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means.Producer Divya is a 16 year old who loves to dance and aspires to be a dancer one day.
Episode 4: Naam Main Kya Rakha Hain
This episode question the idea on how a woman's identity is always associated with the husband or the father.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc.This episode has been produced by FreeDem trainer Anand.
Episode 4: School Uniform and Fashion
This episode has young FreeDem trainees from Tajpur Pahadi put forth their thoughts on school uniform being discriminatory at some point.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show on Stories, songs and poetry. Episode producer Halima loves to teach and is associated with Action India under which she is helping women and girls who have dropped out of schools complete their basic education.
Episode 4: Kaash Tum Hote
Host Halima penned down a beautiful poem on how it would have felt to have a lover to talk to, share feelings to in these tough COVID times.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Love Is Part Of Life is a show about love and relationships. Producer Sulaiman is 18 years old school dropout who loves to tinker with electronic and question social norms and structures.
Episode 1: Sulaiman's Love Story
Host Sulaiman shares his own story of his first friendship with a girl and how he thought he was in love and the way those around him made it difficult for him and his friend.
Love is part of Life is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Producer Sarita is a 40-year-old homemaker who had to quit studies and got married early. A mother of three she is finding her voice through FreeDem.
Episode 3: Ghar Ka Kaam Sabka Kaam
Through conversations with women, this episode questions and discusses the gendering of Household work.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show on Stories, songs and poetry. Episode producer Shreya is 13 and loves reading poems.
Episode 2:
A reading of the poem "Lota Bhar Paani" by Shreya.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Episode Producer Preeti is 17 and studies in the local government school.
Episode 3: Ghar Ki Izzat Kiske Paas
Through conversation with young boys and girls from Tajpur Pahadi, Preeti questions the age old adage "Ladki ghar ki izzat hoti hai" with her show "Ghar ki izzat kiske paas".
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zaroori Jaankari (Important Information) As the name suggests, this show is used to disseminate necessary information to the community members on any topic the community needs information on. Producer Hemlata is 16 and studies in the local Government school. She is shy but opinionated and strong willed. She loves to read.
Episode 1: Difference between Arts, Science and Commerce stream
FreeDem fellow Hemlata talks about the difference in Arts, science and commerce stream.
Zaroori Jaankari is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show on Stories, songs and poetry. Show producer Hemlata is 16 and studies in the local Government school . She is shy but opinionated and strong willed. She loves to read.
Episode 2: A reading on a poem by Hemlata which is a poignant and apt portrayal of the distress of migrants who had no choice but to walk back home during the COVID lockdown. Battling hunger and desperation it was a choice they had to make because they had no hope left anymore for their future.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc.Producer Hemlata is 16 and studies in the local Government school student. She is shy but opinionated and strong willed. She loves to read.
Episode 2: Jeans aur Batamizzi
This episode has FreeDem trainees Hemlata and Komal discussing on why a girl’s choice of clothing is a point of debate even today while also sharing their own experiences on how they are judged by some of their own community people on wearing jeans.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts, community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Show producer Bubbly is 14 and studies in government school. Loves to read books and is a regular at FreeDem library. This episode is her first take on women centric issues.
Episode 2: Mummy Ka Sunday
Through conversations with various women, this program questions the lack of leisure time for women who work at home.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
FreeDem Fellow Hemlata speaks to self employed women from her community in Tajpur Pahadi, Delhi on how the COVID pandemic and the lockdown has affected their livelihood.
As the COVID 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
This ground report by Hemlata is an effort to understand how lockdown has impacted the personal health & hygiene of girls /women residing in a single room house with absence of privacy to change pads/clothes, wash or dry them as well as the lack of mobility restricting their access to sanitary products.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
In this episode Hemlata does ground reporting and talks to women from her community to understand the impact of lockdown on women doing household chores.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
This episode has Rukaiya sharing her story on how she could not avail the economic assistance provided to auto drivers as part of the COVID relief schemes introduced by the Delhi Government due to the callous behavior of the post office and bank administrations of her area.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that have been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that has been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that has been announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times as well as information about the various Government relief programmes that the Government has announced.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Babli Ka Show (Babli’s show) is a show on Stories, songs and poetry. Show producer Hemlata is 16 and studies in the local Government school student. She is shy but opinionated and strong willed. She loves to read.
Episode 1: Acche Bache
A reading of the Poem Acche Bache by Naresh Saxena with a commentary on child labour.
Babli Ka Show is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Azad Lab (Free To Speak) is a show that discusses issues that are often sidelined by the mainstream but that cause much disruption and anxiety among young people like masculinity, caste etc. Show Producer Pranay is a twenty-year-old college student who aspires to join the Public Service sector.
Episode 1: Mard Ko Dard Nahi hota (Men don’t cry)
This episode discusses the pressures on young men to publicly portray their strength and masculinity by showing their immunity to pain and sorrow and how any display of emotion by men seems to be frowned upon.
Azad Lab is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
As the Covid 19 pandemic sweeps the country, migrants and those living on the margins of the city will be impacted the most both in terms of health as well as economic outcomes. The Freedem Initiative undertakes media literacy trainings with communities in and around Delhi. FreeDem community reporters bring you a series of stories from the ground in these difficult times.
Free/Dem Community Podcasts, is the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. There are 6 shows built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein (Women Who Talk Too Much) is a show about women and by women. It showcases their desires and dreams, questioning the limits imposed on them by society - and explores what gender equality and freedom means. Show producer Sarita is a 40-year-old homemaker who had to quit studies and was married early. A mother of three, she is finding her voice through the FREE/DEM initiative.
Episode 1: Ghoonghat or the Veil The veil is justified as a dress code that women follow to show respect to their elders. Sarita questions this overt justification, and discusses the veil with other women from her slum in Tajpur Pahadi, Delhi.
Zyada Bolne Wali Aurtein is one of 6 shows produced as part of the Free/Dem Community Podcasts, the online avatar of the Freedem WhatsApp Radio run by community members of Tajpur Pahadi and other urban slums in and around Delhi. The shows are built around ideas of gender equity, love, freedom of expression, human rights and justice. Through the podcasts community members discuss as well as share their lived realities. They are produced under Ideosync's FREE/DEM initiative, which provides marginalized communities - especially women and migrants - a platform to amplify their narratives and stories using audio and video.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Sara Jahan Hamara "Our World, Our Choices" is a fifteen episode edutainment programme that speaks to young people (ages 12-18) about vocational opportunities and how to achieve their career goals.
In particular, the series addresses the needs and questions of students who may not be able to continue their academic studies past the elementary level.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
Hum Se Hai Desh ("We are the Nation") is a 26-episode radio magazines programme in Hindi, produced by Ideosync Media Combine under its UN Democracy Fund (UNDEF) supported FREE/DEM Initiaive. The program discusses issues around democracy, rights, active citizenship and the Right to Information (RTI). It was broadcast on All India Radio's Delhi FM Rainbow station; and the Viidh Bharati (MW) Kanpur, Bhopal and Jaipur stations between April and July 2016.
Built around a dramatic sattire that presents a fictional animal kingdom, Bulbulgarh - and its experiments with democracy - the programme features interviews with prominent activists and thinkers in the field of rights, accountability, transparency, citizen's participation, freedom of expression and media freedom. The program also includes radio features that focus on significant milestones in the evolution of democracy as we understand it today.
"Nayee Dishaa" ("New Direction") is a radio series on HIV awareness and safe migration. It was produced as part of the 'Nayee Disha HIV and migration' initiative; and was broadcast on All India Radio's FM Rainbow channel (in Delhi & Mumbai) and AIR MW (Najibabad) between February 2009 and March 2010.
Presented in a radio magazine format, the programme builds awareness on HIV, and how to protect oneself from the infection, even as it discusses the vulnerabilities that migrants face as they move within unfamiliar social structures and geographies.
"Nayee Dishaa" ("New Direction") is a radio series on HIV awareness and safe migration. It was produced as part of the 'Nayee Disha HIV and migration' initiative; and was broadcast on All India Radio's FM Rainbow channel (in Delhi & Mumbai) and AIR MW (Najibabad) between February 2009 and March 2010.
Presented in a radio magazine format, the programme builds awareness on HIV, and how to protect oneself from the infection, even as it discusses the vulnerabilities that migrants face as they move within unfamiliar social structures and geographies.
"Nayee Dishaa" ("New Direction") is a radio series on HIV awareness and safe migration. It was produced as part of the 'Nayee Disha HIV and migration' initiative; and was broadcast on All India Radio's FM Rainbow channel (in Delhi & Mumbai) and AIR MW (Najibabad) between February 2009 and March 2010.
Presented in a radio magazine format, the programme builds awareness on HIV, and how to protect oneself from the infection, even as it discusses the vulnerabilities that migrants face as they move within unfamiliar social structures and geographies.
"Nayee Dishaa" ("New Direction") is a radio series on HIV awareness and safe migration. It was produced as part of the 'Nayee Disha HIV and migration' initiative; and was broadcast on All India Radio's FM Rainbow channel (in Delhi & Mumbai) and AIR MW (Najibabad) between February 2009 and March 2010.
Presented in a radio magazine format, the programme builds awareness on HIV, and how to protect oneself from the infection, even as it discusses the vulnerabilities that migrants face as they move within unfamiliar social structures and geographies.