For The Love Of: Recent Episodes
Noel Craig Woodward
‘For the Love Of’ was conceived as a compendium of thoughts and ideas which could be explored through conversations on far ranging topics. These include, but are not limited to, film, television, books, podcasts, history, culture, photography, design, and just about everything else in the middle.
With an avid interest in the documentation and dissemination of knowledge as well as a being a podcast junkie, I have always wanted to start one of these - mostly about things I find fascinating, thought provoking and intellectually stimulating.
Here’s my take. New Episodes every Saturday!
Hi. Welcome to Episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part II)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
In Part 2 of the episode, we explore Sachin’s practice – SS Design Studio – what kind of architecture he relates with and the future of design.
Links
SS Design Studio
Arne Jacobson
Verner Panton
Laurie Baker
Talking Practice Podcast
Neri&Hu Episode | Talking Practice
Dharavi Design
MasterPlanet
Little BIG Planet | Op-Ed: With Masterplanet, Bjarke Ingels’s architecture has become universal—and incapable of admitting difference
Designing to Survive | The Washington Post
Hi. Welcome to Episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part II)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
In Part 2 of the episode, we explore Sachin’s practice – SS Design Studio – what kind of architecture he relates with and the future of design.
Stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part I)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
Links
SS Design Studio
Anand Patwardhan
Cabin in the Woods
Devdutt Pattanaik
Rudolf Wittkower
Architecture without Architects | Bernard Rudofsky
Work & Co.
The Map
The New York Subway Map Debate | It’s Nice That
Gary Hustwit
Dieter Rams | 10 Principles For Good Design
The Design Trilogy
Helvetica
Objectified
Urbanized
Hi. Welcome to episode 12. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Before I get into the episode. I’d just like to announce that This is the season finale and I’ll be taking a break to work on the Season 3 and another audio project that is in the pipeline. Super excited about it and more on this as I continue developing it.
In the meantime, I will be working on bonus episodes every month. To stay in the know do remember to click that bell icon or follow us on your favourite podcast app.
Also, the podcast turned a year old last week. It’s been an incredible journey so far and Season 2 has surprised me in more ways than one. So a big thank you to all my listeners for tuning in and supporting the show. It really means a lot. If you’ve got thoughts/ideas/comments you could send in an email to connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in or you could do me a solid by leaving a Review on Apple Podcasts and tell me what you think of the show!
For The Love of Design | Talking Practice with Sachin Ambekar (Part I)
This time around I’ll be talking to a former colleague and a dear friend of mine who has co-founded his own architecture practice, in Gujarat. We’ll be discussing his time at architecture school, his post-graduation at CEPT University, a Scholarship to Switzerland, Design Education in the country and the rigours of architecture as a discipline.
A gold medallist at Gujarat University and a CEPT scholar, Sachin is passionately devoted to architecture and design theories. The inter-disciplinary collaboration between design, craft & technology enthrals him. By exploring how the different agents interact, he hopes to discover a new perspective to better problem-solving.
After working at Studio PKA, Mumbai, Sachin decided to branch out and start his own practice – SS Design Studio - with his partner Sanjana Samel, with a keen focus on adapting a multi-disciplinary approach to architecture and design.
Part 1 airs this Saturday.
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and This is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part II)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In Part II of the episode, we go deeper into the process, talk about collaborations, what’s in store for us next as well as a exploring the elements of one of his tracks –Yahin Kahin.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Links:
Khwaab | Spotify
Khwaab | Apple Music
Khwaab | YouTube
Khwaab | Instagram
Khwaab | Facebook
Khwaab | Business Email
Yahin Kahin by Khwaab Ft. Nikhil D'Souza
Bohot Bechain by Khwaab Ft. Divyam Sodhi
Olympics Documentary 2020
Forest Essentials
Nishant Nagar talks about his new moniker and soulful new single Chaar Raste | The New Indian Express
Best independent debuts of 2020 so far | A Humming Heart
Khwaab ft Raghav Meattle’s Parchayi is a moving tribute that makes for an ambient experience | High On Score
Khwaab and Raghav Meattle | Radio City Freedom Exchange | Ep 26 | Parchayi
Music Credits:
Vocals: Nikhil D'Souza
Backing Vocals: Tyesha Kohli
Guitars: Mansij Madaan
Lyrics: Nishant Nagar, Ritvik Kulshrestha
Mix/Master: Keshav Dhar
All music produced and composed by Khwaab.
Yahin Kahin Cover Art by Hariom Verma
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part II)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In Part II of the episode, we go deeper into the process, talk about collaborations, what’s in store for us next as well as exploring the elements of one of his tracks – Yahin Kahin.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Part II airs this Saturday.
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and This is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part I)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In the first part of the episode we discuss Nishant’s journey as a producer and composer, how he spent his time during the lockdown, the evolution of Khwaab and the ambient atmospheric soundscapes that have come to be associated with him.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Links:
Khwaab | Spotify
Khwaab | Apple Music
Khwaab | YouTube
Khwaab | Instagram
Khwaab | Facebook
Khwaab | Business Email
Red Shorts
Ulka by Khwaab Ft. Abhay Sharma
Summer's Day by Khwaab & Trisalien
Parchayi by Khwaab & Raghav Meattle
Olympics Documentary 2020
Forest Essentials
Nishant Nagar talks about his new moniker and soulful new single Chaar Raste | The New Indian Express
Best independent debuts of 2020 so far | A Humming Heart
Khwaab ft Raghav Meattle’s Parchayi is a moving tribute that makes for an ambient experience | High On Score
Khwaab and Raghav Meattle | Radio City Freedom Exchange | Ep 26 | Parchayi
Music Credits:
Vocals: Raghav Meattle
Guitars: Mansij Madaan
Backing Vocals: Khwaab
Mix/Master: Keshav Dhar
Lyrics: Ritvik Kulshrestha, Nishant Nagar
All music produced and composed by Khwaab.
Parchayi Cover Art by Preksha Sipani
Hi Welcome to Episode 11. I’m your host Noel Woodward and This is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Atmospheres & Soundscapes with Khwaab (Part I)
Nishant Nagar, who goes by the moniker of Khwaab, is a Mumbai/Delhi based Music Producer and a Singer/Songwriter. With a unique dreamy texture in his work and a desire to create a new sound for Hindi Music supported by ambient electronica, Khwaab strives to paint a picture of his eclectic thoughts with his words and music.
In the first part of the episode we discuss Nishant’s journey as a producer and composer, how he spent his time during the lockdown, the evolution of Khwaab and the ambient atmospheric soundscapes that have come to be associated with him.
Nishant has been extremely kind to share his tracks which can be heard at the end of each part.
Part I airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to the 10th episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Design | Education Against All Odds with Achyut Siddu (Part II)
Achyut is an architect with an Msc in Design for Sustainable Development. Born and raised in India, the uncertainity of social impacts of any creation fascinated him. This continued interest led him to explore and participate at the Grassroot level – by empowering through design and ultimately giving back to those less fortunate.
From Playocracy to Education Against All Odds, Achyut discusses his work as a designer in the domain of pedagogical transformation of childhood education in informal settlements as well as the future of the same.
This is Part 2 of the episode where we continue our conversation – exploring Education Against all odds, The National Rurban Mission and Policy and Advocacy in Design.
Links:
Education Against All Odds | ISSUU
Education Against All Odds | YouTube
Reality Studio | Chalmers University, Sweden
Playocracy | Where a Child, Can be a Child | ISSUU
Playocracy | Where a Child, Can be a Child | YouTube
ASER 2020 | Annual Status of Education Report (Rural)
The Negotiation of Hope by Jeremy Till
Distributing Power: Jeremy Till on the Complex Necessity of Participatory Urbanism
Agastya International Foundation
Hi. Welcome to the 10th episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Design | Education Against All Odds with Achyut Siddu (Part II)
Achyut is an architect with an Msc in Design for Sustainable Development. Born and raised in India, the uncertainity of social impacts of any creation fascinated him. This continued interest led him to explore and participate at the Grassroot level – by empowering through design and ultimately giving back to those less fortunate.
From Playocracy to Education Against All Odds, Achyut discusses his work as a designer in the domain of pedagogical transformation of childhood education in informal settlements as well as the future of the same.
This is Part 2 of the episode where we continue our conversation – exploring Education Against all odds, The National Rurban Mission and Policy and Advocacy in Design.
The episode airs this Saturday. Stay tuned.
Hi. Welcome to the 10th episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Design | Education Against All Odds with Achyut Siddu (Part I)
Achyut is an architect with an M.Sc in Design for Sustainable Development. Born and raised in India, the uncertainty of social impacts of any creation fascinated him. This continued interest led him to explore and participate at the Grassroots level – by empowering through design and ultimately giving back to those less fortunate.
In this episode, Achyut takes us on a journey through his time at architecture school, his love for inclusive and participatory design as well as a rather unconventional route to get to Africa - via Sweden.
From Playocracy to Education Against All Odds, Achyut discusses his work as a designer in the domain of pedagogical transformation of childhood education in informal settlements, as well as the future of the same.
Links:
Reality Studio | Chalmers University, Sweden
Playocracy | Where a Child, Can be a Child | ISSUU
Playocracy | Where a Child, Can be a Child | YouTube
Hi. Welcome to the 10th episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Design | Education Against All Odds with Achyut Siddu
Achyut is an architect with an M.Sc in Design for Sustainable Development. Born and raised in India, the uncertainty of social impacts of any creation fascinated him. This continued interest led him to explore and participate at the Grassroot level – by empowering through design and ultimately giving back to those less fortunate.
In this episode, Achyut takes us on a journey through his time at architecture school, his love for inclusive and participatory design as well as a rather unconventional route to get to Africa - via Sweden.
From Playocracy to Education Against All Odds, Achyut discusses his work as a designer in the domain of pedagogical transformation of childhood education in informal settlements, as well as the future of the same.
The episode airs this Saturday. Stay tuned.
Hi Welcome to Episode 09. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Reviving Folk Music with Abhinav Agarwal (Part II)
Abhinav Agrawal, 27, an ethnomusicologist, musician and social entrepreneur is also the Founder Director of the Non-Profit Organisation, Anahad Foundation. Abhinav worked towards creating and reviving the diminishing folk music industry in India by creating self-reliant models that generate livelihoods, pride and dignity for stakeholders connected to this art form.
He is generating a demand and value for cultural folk music through building respect, recognition, identity and self-confidence of folk musicians, and in parallel creating a self-sustainable economic environment where an artist can distribute their productions directly to the public without an intermediary. In doing so, Abhinav is helping create a Folk Music industry that is a sustainable art form and an industry that is musician led.
This was one of my favourite episodes of Season 2 and was extremely fortunate to get to speak with Abhinav and hear his story and all the work that has gone into giving folk artists a voice through the Anahad Foundation.
This is Part 2 of the episode, we continue our conversation and discuss the Anahad Foundation, the Fellowship program, Equals Sessions and projects in the pipeline.
Links
Anahad Foundation
Website
YouTube
Abhinav Agrawal
Abhinav Agrawal Makes it to Forbes' list of Young Achievers | The Times of India
26-year-old Works to Preserve and Promote India’s Folk Music | YourStory
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Hi Welcome to Episode 09. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Reviving Folk Music with Abhinav Agarwal (Part II)
Abhinav Agrawal, 27, an ethnomusicologist, musician and social entrepreneur is also the Founder Director of the Non-Profit Organisation, Anahad Foundation. Abhinav worked towards creating and reviving the diminishing folk music industry in India by creating self-reliant models that generate livelihoods, pride and dignity for stakeholders connected to this art form.
He is generating a demand and value for cultural folk music through building respect, recognition, identity and self-confidence of folk musicians, and in parallel creating a self-sustainable economic environment where an artist can distribute their productions directly to the public without an intermediary. In doing so, Abhinav is helping create a Folk Music industry that is a sustainable art form and an industry that is musician led.
This was one of my favourite episodes of Season 2 and was extremely fortunate to get to speak with Abhinav and hear his story and all the work that has gone into giving folk artists a voice through the Anahad Foundation.
This is Part 2 of the episode, we continue our conversation and discuss the Anahad Foundation, the Fellowship program, Equals Sessions and projects in the pipeline.
Stay tuned. The Episode airs this Saturday.
Hi Welcome to Episode 09. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Reviving Folk Music with Abhinav Agarwal (Part I)
Abhinav Agrawal, 27, an ethnomusicologist, musician and social entrepreneur is also the Founder Director of the Non-Profit Organisation, Anahad Foundation. Abhinav worked towards creating and reviving the diminishing folk music industry in India by creating self-reliant models that generate livelihoods, pride and dignity for stakeholders connected to this art form.
He is generating a demand and value for cultural folk music through building respect, recognition, identity and self-confidence of folk musicians, and in parallel creating a self-sustainable economic environment where an artist can distribute their productions directly to the public without an intermediary. In doing so, Abhinav is helping create a Folk Music industry that is a sustainable art form and an industry that is musician led.
This was one of my favourite episodes of season 2 and was extremely fortunate to get to speak with Abhinav and hear his story and all the work that has gone into giving folk artists a voice through the Anahad Foundation.
Links
Anahad Foundation
Website
YouTube
Abhinav Agrawal
Abhinav Agrawal Makes it to Forbes' list of Young Achievers | The Times of India
26-year-old Works to Preserve and Promote India’s Folk Music | YourStory
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Hi Welcome to Episode 09. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For the Love of The Refrain | Reviving Folk Music with Abhinav Agarwal (Part I)
Abhinav Agrawal, 27, an ethnomusicologist, musician and social entrepreneur is also the Founder Director of the Non-Profit Organisation, Anahad Foundation. Abhinav worked towards creating and reviving the diminishing folk music industry in India by creating self-reliant models that generate livelihoods, pride and dignity for stakeholders connected to this art form.
He is generating a demand and value for cultural folk music through building respect, recognition, identity and self-confidence of folk musicians, and in parallel creating a self-sustainable economic environment where an artist can distribute their productions directly to the public without an intermediary. In doing so, Abhinav is helping create a Folk Music industry that is a sustainable art form and an industry that is musician led.
This was one of my favourite episodes of season 2 and was extremely fortunate to get to speak with Abhinav and hear his story and all the work that has gone into giving folk artists a voice through the Anahad Foundation.
So stay tuned. Part 1 airs this Saturday.
And we are back after that brief hiatus with about half a dozen more episodes to go!
Welcome to Episode 8. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Sea | All Aboard with Kevin Woodward (Part II)
Kevin is a second mate and a watch-keeping officer, also the ship's Navigator. Other duties vary, but the second mate is often the medical officer, is in charge of maintaining distress signalling equipment and assists the Chief Mate with the Cargo operations.
We continue our conversation with Kevin where we discuss safety protocols, traversing the Suez Canal - which has become quite infamous over the past couple of days - Kevin’s favourite current as well as his encounter with pirates.
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you listen to your favourite Podcasts. Follow us on Instagram at @fortheloveof.podcast or write to us with your thoughts/ideas/comments at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
And we are back after that brief hiatus with about half a dozen more episodes to go!
Welcome to Episode 8. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Sea | All Aboard with Kevin Woodward (Part II)
Kevin is a second mate and a watch-keeping officer, also the ship's Navigator. Other duties vary, but the second mate is often the medical officer, is in charge of maintaining distress signalling equipment and assists the Chief Mate with the Cargo operations.
We continue our conversation with Kevin where we discuss safety protocols, traversing the Suez Canal - which has become quite infamous over the past couple of days - Kevin’s favourite current as well as his encounter with pirates.
Part II airs this Saturday.
And we are back after that brief hiatus with about half a dozen more episodes to go!
Welcome to Episode 8. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Sea | All Aboard with Kevin Woodward (Part I)
Kevin is a second mate and a watch-keeping officer, also the ship's Navigator. Other duties vary, but the second mate is often the medical officer, is in charge of maintaining distress signalling equipment and assists the Chief Mate with the Cargo operations.
In this episode, Kevin joins us to talk about his life at sea – how he joined the merchant navy, his work aboard vessels as well as the nitty gritty of the profession.
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you listen to your favourite Podcasts. Follow us on Instagram at @fortheloveof.podcast or write to us with your thoughts/ideas/comments at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
And we are back after that brief hiatus with about half a dozen more episodes to go!
Welcome to Episode 8. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Sea | All Aboard with Kevin Woodward (Part I)
Kevin is a second mate and a watch-keeping officer, also the ship's Navigator. Other duties vary, but the second mate is often the medical officer, is in charge of maintaining distress signalling equipment and assists the Chief Mate with the Cargo operations.
In this episode, Kevin joins us to talk about his life at sea – how he joined the merchant navy, his work aboard vessels as well as the nitty gritty of the profession.
Part I airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to the 7th Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Page | Leave The World Behind by Rumaan Alam with Shreya Desai
Shreya is an architect who loves consuming good food and literature. She’s always been a book nerd but in the past couple of years couldn’t make or find the the kind of time for it.
This last year she’s been been reading a bit too much and sleeping too little.
Apart from that, Shreya has taken her passion one step further by starting a book related Instagram blog, called @Papergrammer which helped keep her reading in check as well as be a part of a reading community that she wasn’t aware of. It has also exposed her to a diverse range of material that has been both fun as well as inspiring.
As the title suggests, with this episode we dive right into Rumaan Alam’s book that’s been hailed favourably by critics and book lovers alike. The Page is a recurring segment, which I hope to build upon in the coming months.
Links
@Papergrammer
Leave The World Behind by Rumaan Alam
Shreya’s List
The Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi Daré
Recursion by Blake Crouch
Maybe You Should Talk To Someone by Lori Gottlieb
In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado
Smoke Gets in your Eyes by Caitlin Doughty
Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng
My List
Figuring by Maria Popova
The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert
Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
The Pull of The Stars by Emma Donoghue
Bad Blood by John Carreyrou
Black Flags The Rise of ISIS by Joby Warrick
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Hi. Welcome to the 7th Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Page | Leave The World Behind by Rumaan Alam with Shreya Desai
Shreya is an architect who loves consuming good food and literature. She’s always been a book nerd but in the past couple of years couldn’t make or find the the kind of time for it.
This last year she’s been been reading a bit too much and sleeping too little.
Apart from that, Shreya has taken her passion one step further by starting a book related Instagram blog, called @Papergrammer which helped keep her reading in check as well as be a part of a reading community that she wasn’t aware of. It has also exposed her to a diverse range of material that has been both fun as well as inspiring.
As the title suggests, with this episode we dive right into Rumaan Alam’s book that’s been hailed favourably by critics and book lovers alike. The Page is a recurring segment, which I hope to build upon in the coming months.
So stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi Welcome to the Sixth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love of Filmmaking | Lights, Camera, Action with Swayam Khanna (Part II)
Swayam is an aspiring filmmaker with a vision of bending the notions of mainstream/commercial works to bring out the actual power of cinema by subconsciously settling in ideas to the audience and use the power of the medium to entertain as well as educate, especially Indian society at large.
Swayam is not a stranger to the show. He’s been part of 3 episodes now where we’ve discussed two tv shows – Normal People and I Know This Much is True as well as a documentary on Netflix called the Social Dilemma.
In this episode we talk about Swayam and his passion for films, how he got into working on them as well as his recent projects – Mom, a crime thriller starring Sri Devi which is now on Netflix, Aarya –an Indian crime series on Disney Plus Hotstar that stars Sushmita Sen and Mirzapur – which needs no introduction.
Links
Medictator | A Short Film by Swayam Khanna
MOM
Mirzapur
Aarya
Bring On The Night
Scam 1992
Podcast Episodes
The Big Little Screen | The Social Dilemma with Sampada and Swayam
The Big Little Screen | I Know This Much is True with Sampada and Swayam
Adaptations | Normal People by Sally Rooney
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Hi Welcome to the Sixth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love of Filmmaking | Lights, Camera, Action with Swayam Khanna (Part II)
Swayam is an aspiring filmmaker with a vision of bending the notions of mainstream/commercial works to bring out the actual power of cinema by subconsciously settling in ideas to the audience and use the power of the medium to entertain as well as educate, especially Indian society at large.
Swayam is not a stranger to the show. He’s been part of 3 episodes now where we’ve discussed two tv shows – Normal People and I Know This Much is True as well as a documentary on Netflix called the Social Dilemma.
In this episode we talk about Swayam and his passion for films, how he got into working on them as well as his recent projects – Mom, a crime thriller starring Sri Devi which is now on Netflix, Aarya –an Indian crime series on Disney Plus Hotstar that stars Sushmita Sen and Mirzapur – which needs no introduction.
We continue from where we left off. Part II airs this Saturday.
Hi Welcome to the Sixth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love of Filmmaking | Lights, Camera, Action with Swayam Khanna (Part I)
Swayam is an aspiring filmmaker with a vision of bending the notions of mainstream/commercial works to bring out the actual power of cinema by subconsciously settling in ideas to the audience and use the power of the medium to entertain as well as educate, especially Indian society at large.
Swayam is not a stranger to the show. He’s been part of 3 episodes now where we’ve discussed two tv shows – Normal People and I Know This Much is True as well as a documentary on Netflix called the Social Dilemma.
In this episode we talk about Swayam and his passion for films, how he got into working on them as well as his recent projects – Mom, a crime thriller starring Sri Devi which is now on Netflix, Aarya –an Indian crime series on Disney Plus Hotstar that stars Sushmita Sen and Mirzapur – which needs no introduction.
Links
Medictator | A Short Film by Swayam Khanna
MOM
Mirzapur
Aarya
Bring On The Night
Podcast Episodes
The Big Little Screen | The Social Dilemma with Sampada and Swayam
The Big Little Screen | I Know This Much is True with Sampada and Swayam
Adaptations | Normal People by Sally Rooney
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Hi Welcome to the Sixth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love of Filmmaking | Lights, Camera, Action with Swayam Khanna
Swayam is an aspiring filmmaker with a vision of bending the notions of mainstream/commercial works to bring out the actual power of cinema by subconsciously settling in ideas to the audience and use the power of the medium to entertain as well as educate, especially Indian society at large.
Swayam is not a stranger to the show. He’s been part of 3 episodes now where we’ve discussed two tv shows – Normal People and I Know This Much is True as well as a documentary on Netflix called the Social Dilemma.
In this episode we talk about Swayam and his passion for films, how he got into working on them as well as his recent projects – Mom, a crime thriller starring Sri Devi which is now on Netflix, Aarya –an Indian crime series on Disney Plus Hotstar that stars Sushmita Sen and Mirzapur – which needs no introduction.
The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to the Fifth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love Of The Game | Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and The Premier League with Parth Saraswat, Ratik Sharma & Swadheet Chaturvedi
Ratik & Swadheet return to discuss the league and their team while Parth, a Chelsea fan joins us for the very first time as we look back at the start of the season, the squads, managers, the many ins and outs and discuss how we see the season unfold.
Links
Frndship Time – A brand new podcast by Ratik & Parth
For The Love of Tech | Creating, Learning & Sharing with Ratik Sharma
For the Love of Urbanism | Dynamic Domains of Antarctica with Swadheet Chaturvedi
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Hi. Welcome to the Fifth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love Of The Game | Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and The Premier League with Parth Saraswat, Ratik Sharma & Swadheet Chaturvedi
Ratik & Swadheet return to discuss the league and their team while Parth, a Chelsea fan, joins us for the very first time as we look back at the start of the season, the squads, managers, the many ins and outs and discuss how we see the season unfold.
We had a lot to talk about and to look forward to so do tune in. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to the Fourth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Policy | Impact Investments & Climate Smart Agriculture with Ashna Rustagi
Ashna joins us to discuss her work at seed and early-stage venture fund that invests to improve access to sustainable energy and resource productivity solutions for the underserved in India that can lead to inclusive development and creation of communities that are resilient to climate change with a keen focus on Climate Smart Agriculture.
Links
Paris Agreement
4 per 1000 | Soils for Food Security & Climate
Root of the Matter
Agriculture Development | Gates Foundations
The Race of Our Lives | Talk
Regenerative Organic Agriculture and the Soil Carbon Solution
World Resources Institute
Documentary
Kiss The Ground | Netflix
Podcast
Drilled
Books
Silent Spring by Rachel Carson
The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert
Climate Crisis & The Green New Deal by Noam Chomsky & Robert Pollin
Growing a Revolution: Bringing Our Soil Back to Life by David R. Montgomery
Music
Sound Discoveries
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Hi. Welcome to the Fourth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Policy | Impact Investments & Climate Smart Agriculture with Ashna Rustagi
Ashna joins us to discuss her work at seed and early-stage venture fund that invests to improve access to sustainable energy and resource productivity solutions for the underserved in India that can lead to inclusive development and creation of communities that are resilient to climate change with a keen focus on Climate Smart Agriculture.
Stay tuned. The Episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to the Third Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Big Little Screen | Exploring Tenet with Manu & Yug (Part II)
Manu and Yug, join us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum unless mentioned otherwise.
This time around we’ll be discussing Christopher Nolan’s Tenet as well as our fascination with the director, his process and style.
Links
Christopher Nolan on TENET | Interview
How Christopher Nolan Elevates the Movie Montage
Ludwig Göransson on Tenet's Film Score and Working with Christopher Nolan | The Breakdown
Writers Bloc Presents: Christopher Nolan, Tom Shone and Kenneth Branagh
Fan Theory Connects TENET to Interstellar
Films
One Night in Miami
The Little Things
Blade Runner 2049
Incendies
Brazil
Arrival
Little Shop of Horrors
Looper
First Cow
Nomadland
The French Dispatch
Mank
I Am Not Your Negro
Documentaries
MLK/FBI
Best of Enemies
TV Shows
WandaVision
Resident Alien
Books
Stories of Your Life & Others | Ted Chiang
Music
Ross Bugden
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Hi. Welcome to the Third Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Big Little Screen | Exploring Tenet with Manu & Yug (Part II)
Manu and Yug, join us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum unless mentioned otherwise.
This time around we’ll be discussing Christopher Nolan’s Tenet as well as our fascination with the director, his process and style.
This is Part II of the episode. We continue our discussion from where we left off. I suggest you tune in to Part I before you join us here.
So stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to the Third Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Big Little Screen | Exploring Tenet with Manu & Yug
Manu and Yug, join us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum unless mentioned otherwise.
This time around we’ll be discussing Christopher Nolan’s Tenet as well as our fascination with the director, his process and style.
Links
TENET | Trailer
How Christopher Nolan Writes and Directs a Movie
TENET | Nolan Has an Exposition Problem
Why TENET is a Modern Masterpiece
Honest Trailers | TENET
Films
Soul
The Trial of The Chicago 7
The Social Network
Small Axe
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Bacurau
12 Monkeys
Her
Documentaries
Collective
Coup 53
TV Shows
True Detective | Season 1
The Sopranos
Dark
Books
The Nolan Variations | Tom Shone
Music
Ross Bugden
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Hi. Welcome to the Third Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of The Big Little Screen | Exploring Tenet with Manu & Yug
Manu and Yug, join us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum unless mentioned otherwise.
This time around we’ll be discussing Christopher Nolan’s Tenet as well as our fascination with the director, his process and style.
So stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome Episode 2 Part 2. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love of Urbanism | Dynamic Domains of Antarctica with Swadheet Chaturvedi (Part II)
We continue our discussion with Swadheet as we delve deeper into the semantics of landscape urbanism, the geopolitics involved and Swadheet’s new project Treezy – an afforestation and micro-forestery venture.
Links
Dynamic Domains of Antarctica | Daniel Kiss & Swadheet Chaturvedi
Dynamic Domains of Antarctica | Instagram
Treezy Carbon Sink | Instagram
Hugh Broughton in conversation with Giulia Foscari & Francesco Bandarin (AA Polar Lab Directors)
License to Krill | The Little-Known World of Antarctic Fishing
30x30 | A Blueprint for Ocean Protection
Miyawaki Forest
Treezy
Books
The Uninhabitable Earth | David Wallace-Wells
The Progress of This Storm: Nature and Society in a Warming World | Andreas Malm
Dune | Frank Herbert
TV Shows
One Strange Rock
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Hi. Welcome Episode 2 Part 2. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love of Urbanism | Dynamic Domains of Antarctica with Swadheet Chaturvedi (Part II)
We continue our discussion with Swadheet as we delve deeper into the semantics of landscape urbanism, the geopolitics involved and Swadheet’s new project Treezy – an afforestation and micro-forestery venture.
The episode airs this Saturday so stay tuned!
Hi. Welcome to the Second Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love of Urbanism | Dynamic Domains of Antarctica with Swadheet Chaturvedi (Part I)
In this episode, an Architectural Association graduate shares his journey as we discuss his thesis project Dynamic Domains of Antarctica.
As an architect and urbanist, Swadheet wants to understand what it takes to convince stakeholders towards the long-term benefits of a climate sensitive policy system in sync with planetary health and more robust economic growth.
He firmly believes that architects and urbanists have an important role to play in this transition and is keenly involved in the process through an extremely intriguing micro forestry venture.
Links
Dynamic Domains of Antarctica | Daniel Kiss & Swadheet Chaturvedi
Dynamic Domains of Antarctica | Instagram
Hugh Broughton in conversation with Giulia Foscari & Francesco Bandarin (AA Polar Lab Directors)
License to Krill | The Little-Known World of Antarctic Fishing
30x30 | A Blueprint for Ocean Protection
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Hi. Welcome to the Second Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love of Urbanism | Dynamic Domains of Antarctica with Swadheet Chaturvedi (Part I)
In this episode, an Architectural Association graduate shares his journey as we discuss his thesis project Dynamic Domains of Antarctica.
As an architect and urbanist, Swadheet wants to understand what it takes to convince stakeholders towards the long-term benefits of a climate sensitive policy system in sync with planetary health and more robust economic growth.
He firmly believes that architects and urbanists have an important role to play in this transition and is keenly involved in the process through an extremely intriguing micro forestry venture.
The episode airs this Saturday so stay tuned.
Hello Everyone. Welcome to the First Episode of Season 2. I'm your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
I’ve been busy recording these past couple of months and can’t wait to share what’s lined up this time around. So here we go!
For The Love Of The Refrain | Voiceovers & Soundchecks with Shagun Trisal (Part II)
Shagun Trisal is a singer, voiceover artiste and former lawyer, originally hailing from the capital city of New Delhi but now based out of Mumbai.
He is the former frontman of Delhi-based metal/rock band Kraken, with whom he has won several competitions, including the Rolling Stone Metal Award in 2015 for 'Best Track Popular Choice' for their debut single 'Dance Jane Dance', and the prestigious 'Livewire' competition at IIT-Bombay's Mood Indigo festival.
Over the past couple of months Shagun has launched and co-founded a new podcast called Letters from the Lockdown - A podcast where people share experiences of the lockdown through open letters to their listeners.
Recently he has collaborated on tracks with YSP & Friends on their brand new single 'Breathe' as well as with Khwaab on his debut single 'Summer’s Day.'
In Part II, Shagun and I continue our conversation about his work as a voiceover artiste, the indie music scene, his process as a vocalist as well as collaborating to release singles like Breathe and Summer’s Day.
Links
Yatin & Shagun Discussing Breathe
Eggs, Probably.
Ghoul | Review
Films
Black Friday Trailer
TV Shows
Mr. Robot
Books
Permanent Record by Edward Snowden
Music
Podcast.co
Hello Everyone. Welcome to the First Episode of Season 2. I'm your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
I’ve been busy recording these past couple of months and can’t wait to share what’s lined up this time around. So here we go!
For The Love Of The Refrain | Voiceovers & Soundchecks with Shagun Trisal (Part II)
Shagun Trisal is a singer, voiceover artiste and former lawyer, originally hailing from the capital city of New Delhi but now based out of Mumbai.
He is the former frontman of Delhi-based metal/rock band Kraken, with whom he has won several competitions, including the Rolling Stone Metal Award in 2015 for 'Best Track Popular Choice' for their debut single 'Dance Jane Dance', and the prestigious 'Livewire' competition at IIT-Bombay's Mood Indigo festival.
Over the past couple of months Shagun has launched and co-founded a new podcast called Letters from the Lockdown - A podcast where people share experiences of the lockdown through open letters to their listeners.
Recently he has collaborated on tracks with YSP & Friends on their brand new single 'Breathe' as well as with Khwaab on his debut single 'Summer’s Day.'
In Part II, Shagun and I continue our conversation about his work as a voiceover artiste, the indie music scene, his process as a vocalist as well as collaborating to release singles like Breathe and Summer’s Day.
So tune in. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hello Everyone. Welcome to the First Episode of Season 2. I'm your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
I’ve been busy recording these past couple of months and can’t wait to share what’s lined up this time around. So here we go!
For The Love Of The Refrain | Voiceovers & Soundchecks with Shagun Trisal (Part I)
Shagun Trisal is a singer, voiceover artiste and former lawyer, originally hailing from the capital city of New Delhi but now based out of Mumbai.
He is the former frontman of Delhi-based metal/rock band Kraken, with whom he has won several competitions, including the Rolling Stone Metal Award in 2015 for 'Best Track Popular Choice' for their debut single 'Dance Jane Dance', and the prestigious 'Livewire' competition at IIT-Bombay's Mood Indigo festival.
Over the past couple of months Shagun has launched and co-founded a new podcast called Letters from the Lockdown - A podcast where people share experiences of the lockdown through open letters to their listeners.
Recently he has collaborated on tracks with YSP & Friends on their brand new single 'Breathe' as well as with Khwaab on his debut single 'Summer’s Day.'
We dive headfirst into his journey from his time at school to getting a Law Degree and from unleashing the beast with Kraken and ultimately becoming a voiceover artiste.
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Music
Podcast.co
Hello Everyone. Welcome to the First Episode of Season 2. I'm your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
I’ve been busy recording these past couple of months and can’t wait to share what’s lined up this time around. So here we go!
For The Love Of The Refrain | Voiceovers & Soundchecks with Shagun Trisal
Shagun Trisal is a singer, voiceover artiste and former lawyer, originally hailing from the capital city of New Delhi but now based out of Mumbai.
He is the former frontman of Delhi-based metal/rock band Kraken, with whom he has won several competitions, including the Rolling Stone Metal Award in 2015 for 'Best Track Popular Choice' for their debut single 'Dance Jane Dance', and the prestigious 'Livewire' competition at IIT-Bombay's Mood Indigo festival.
Over the past couple of months Shagun has launched and co-founded a new podcast called Letters from the Lockdown - A podcast where people share experiences of the lockdown through open letters to their listeners.
Recently he has collaborated on tracks with YSP & Friends on their brand new single 'Breathe' as well as with Khwaab on his debut single 'Summer’s Day.'
We dive headfirst into his journey from his time at school to getting a Law Degree and from unleashing the beast with Kraken and ultimately becoming a voiceover artiste.
So tune in. The episode airs this Saturday.
Hi. Welcome to a very special bonus episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
This is going to revolve around some of the questions/ thoughts & comments that have come in. There’s a special something towards the end of the episode so make sure you stick around for that!
Season 2 airs on the 19th that’s next Saturday.
You’ll learn more about the season on Wednesday when I share a preview of the first episode.
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Music
Ross Budgen
Hi. Welcome to another bonus episode of The Big Little Screen. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Tarun and Yug, join us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum unless mentioned otherwise.
This time around we’ll be discussing Nat Geo’s and Darren Aronofsky’s docu-series One Strange Rock.
Links
One Strange Rock
TV
Money Heist
Industry
ZeroZeroZero
Night on Earth
Films
The Trial of the Chicago 7
I'm Thinking of Ending Things
Black Swan
Requiem for a Dream
Small Axe Anthology
Greenland
Annihilation
Tenet
Nomadland
Mad Max: Black & Chrome
Sound of Metal
To wrap 2020. I’ll be airing a special bonus episode next Saturday to answer all the questions that have come in. So stay tuned there may be a special sneak peek at season 2 as well!
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Thanks for listening. This is For The Love Of.
Hi. Welcome to another bonus episode of The Big Little Screen. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Tarun and Yug, join us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum unless mentioned otherwise.
This time around we’ll be discussing Nat Geo’s and Darren Aronofsky’s docu-series One Strange Rock.
The episode airs this Saturday. So stay tuned.
Welcome to another episode of The Big Little Screen!
Rahul Kapil, joins us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers.
This time around we’ll be covering Mirzapur – where we talk about the show, look back at the first season and dive deep into Season 2. And yes. Spoilers are real!
Television:
A Suitable Boy
Scam 1992
Asur
JL50
TVF Pitchers
Kota Factory
Documentaries:
Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound
The Perfect Weapon
Totally Under Control
Films:
The Trial of the Chicago 7
Court
Mank
Nomadland
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottoms
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Music:
Mirzapur OST
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Welcome to another episode of The Big Little Screen!
Rahul Kapil, joins us in a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers.
This time around we’ll be covering Mirzapur – where we talk about the show, look back at the first season and dive deep into Season 2. And yes. Spoilers are real!
So Stay tuned. The Episode airs this Saturday!
Music:
Mirzapur OST
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Hi. Welcome to another episode of The Big Little Screen. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Sampada and Swayam return for a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum.
This time around we’ll be talking about the latest docu-drama that’s making waves on Netflix – The Social Dilemma.
Links
The Social Dilemma (Netflix)
Rescue Dawn
Hereditary
Duck Tales (Disney+ Hotstar)
Raised by Wolves
Des
We Are Who We Are
The Third Day (Disney+ Hotstar)
The Boys (Prime Video)
Children of Men (Netflix)
Court
The Disciple
Her (Netflix)
The Brink
Lo and Behold: Reveries of The Connected World
The Great Hack (Netlfix)
Ammonite
The Mandalorian (Disney+ Hotstar)
Music
Ross Budgen
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Thanks for listening. This is For The Love Of.
Hi. Welcome to another episode of The Big Little Screen. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Sampada and Swayam return for a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow. We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum.
This time around we’ll be talking about the latest docu-drama that’s making waves on Netflix – The Social Dilemma.
So do check it out before the episode airs this Saturday!
For The Love Of True Crime | Charles Sobhraj: Through the Eyes of The Serpent
The first podcast I ever tuned in to was Serial, which to be honest, is easily one of the best podcasts out there. Now into its third season, Serial set a benchmark has spurred a podcast revolution especially when it comes to True Crime as a genre.
My fascination with this however stems from some fantastic films and tv in Zodiac, Seven, Hannibal, Bates Motel, True Detective and a more recent shift to True Crime with Making a Murderer, The Jinx, Mindhunter, The Keepers, When They See Us, American Crime Story.
To kickstart the segment we’ll be exploring the life of Charles Sobhraj - Crime and Investigation have put it together rather succinctly.
"Variously described as ‘Asia’s premier serial killer’, ‘The Serpent’ and ‘The Bikini Killer’, Charles Sobhraj was an infamous con artist, drug dealer, jewel thief and cold-blooded murderer. Through the 1960s and 1970s, he wove his guileful and lethal web of deceit and crime, evading authorities from numerous countries.
Skilled at befriending people, his victims were usually vulnerable Western tourists in Southeast Asia. In and out of prison, he led a life of risk, manipulation and conspiracy that eventually made him a media celebrity. Never convicted for all his crimes, Sobhraj is estimated by some to have committed over 20 murders, whilst others put this number at 32.
Rearrested in 2004, he is currently serving a life imprisonment sentence in Kathmandu, Nepal, for a double murder in 1975."
In season 2, I hope to bring a few guests on the show where we discuss some of the most intriguing stories when it comes to true crime – in and around the sub-continent.
That’s all folks. That was season 1. 10 episodes across 3 and a half months. Let us know your thoughts by sending in a voice note to connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in. Come on now. Don’t be lazy! I’ll be spinning it off into a bonus episode as soon as I can compile it all.
While we’re on hiatus, I’ll be busy recording Season 2. I've got some really interesting conversations lined up – so looking forward to that.
Also, The Big Little Screen –where we talk about films and television will continue to be released as a monthly segment so there will be content to chew upon!
So stay tuned guys and don’t forget to Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you listen to your favourite Podcasts.
Thanks a lot for listening. This is For The Love Of.
Links
Crime & Investigation
On True Crime | The Guardian
Sobhraj - Or How to be Friends with a Serial Killer Sound Clips have been sourced from here
What Makes a Serial Killer?
On True Crime | New York Times
The Serpent | New Zealand Listener
The Bikini Killer
Music
Ross Bugden
ESN Productions
CO.AG Music
Hi. Welcome to the Season Finale. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of'.
For The Love Of True Crime | Charles Sobhraj: Through the Eyes of The Serpent
The first podcast I ever tuned in to was Serial, which to be honest, is easily one of the best podcasts out there. Now into its third season, Serial set a benchmark has spurred a podcast revolution especially when it comes to True Crime as a genre.
My fascination with this however stems from some fantastic films and tv in Zodiac, Seven, Hannibal, Bates Motel, True Detective and a more recent shift to True Crime with Making a Murderer, The Jinx, Mindhunter, The Keepers, When They See Us, American Crime Story.
To kickstart the segment we’ll be exploring the life of Charles Sobhraj - Crime and Investigation have put it together rather succinctly.
"Variously described as ‘Asia’s premier serial killer’, ‘The Serpent’ and ‘The Bikini Killer’, Charles Sobhraj was an infamous con artist, drug dealer, jewel thief and cold-blooded murderer. Through the 1960s and 1970s, he wove his guileful and lethal web of deceit and crime, evading authorities from numerous countries.
Skilled at befriending people, his victims were usually vulnerable Western tourists in Southeast Asia. In and out of prison, he led a life of risk, manipulation and conspiracy that eventually made him a media celebrity. Never convicted for all his crimes, Sobhraj is estimated by some to have committed over 20 murders, whilst others put this number at 32.
Rearrested in 2004, he is currently serving a life imprisonment sentence in Kathmandu, Nepal, for a double murder in 1975."
We now look Through the Eyes of The Serpent.
The Episode airs this Saturday! Stay tuned!
Links
Crime & Investigation
Music
Ross Bugden
For The Love Of The Game | Manchester United, Arsenal and The Premier League with Ratik Sharma
Ratik returns for our penultimate episode for the season where we talk about the League as well as the teams we support in Manchester United and Arsenal.
So! Here we are! It’s D-Day! And we couldn’t be more excited! As I’m sure any football fan would be. We’ve seen a very stop start kind of a season but hopefully that’s behind us now and the return of the league brings back a sense of normalcy.
We have a lot to talk about and to look forward to from analysing the previous season, to the players coming in and going out as well as the three new teams entering the league.
Welcome back to the Premier League!
Also, since this is going to be the penultimate episode of the season, I have a small request for all our listeners. I for one would love to hear from you. Please send in your questions/thoughts/ideas/requests in the form of a 30 second (max.) audio clip to connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Depending on the number of audio clips, I’ll decide to either add them to the end of the last episode or could even put this out as a bonus episode where I address your clips and talk a little about my experience working on the podcast as well! Looking forward to hearing from you all!
Links
Website | Ratik Sharma
Unbox Podcast | Ratik Sharma
Youtube Channel | Ratik Sharma
Medium | Ratik Sharma
Instagram | Ratik Sharma
Twitter | Ratik Sharma
Tifo Football | Youtube
Statman Dave | Youtube
All or Nothing: Manchester City | Amazon Prime
All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur | Amazon Prime
For The Love Of The Game | Manchester United, Arsenal and The Premier League with Ratik Sharma
Ratik returns for our penultimate episode for the season where we talk about the League as well as the teams we support in Manchester United and Arsenal.
So! We are a couple of days away from the League and we couldn’t be more excited! As I’m sure any football fan would be. We’ve seen a very stop start kind of a season but hopefully that’s behind us now and the return of the league brings back a sense of normalcy.
We have a lot to talk about and to look forward to from analysing the previous season, to the players coming in and going out as well as the three new teams entering the league.
So stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday at 1 pm Indian Standard Time. It’s going to be a long episode, but do tune in before the season opener.
Also, since this is going to be the penultimate episode of the season, I have a small request for all our listeners. I for one would love to hear from you. Please send in your questions/thoughts/ideas/requests in the form of a 30 second (max.) audio clip to connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Depending on the number of audio clips, I’ll decide to either add them to the end of the last episode or could even put this out as a bonus episode where I address your clips and talk a little about my experience working on the podcast as well! Looking forward to hearing from you all!
For The Love Of The Big Little Screen | I Know This Much Is True with Sampada & Swayam
For our next episode, we have Sampada and Swayam returning for a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows called – The Big Little Screen.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow.
We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum, unless mentioned otherwise.
Links
I Know This Much Is True (Disney+ Hotstar)
The Truth Within the Story: Interview
Malcolm Gladwell
Film
Blue Valentine
About Time
Step Brothers (Netlfix)
Hot Rod
The Koker Trilogy
Greyhound (Apple TV+)
Palm Springs
Blow The Man Down (Amazon Prime)
Midsommar
Incendies
Private Life (Netflix)
Mr. Jones
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
The Candyman
The French Dispatch
TV
Barry (Disney+ Hotstar)
Succession (Disney+ Hotstar)
Preacher (Amazon Prime)
Transparent (Amazon Prime)
The Terror (Amazon Prime)
Lovecraft Country (Disney+ Hotstar)
Music
Ross Budgen
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to the 8th Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love Of The Big Little Screen | I Know This Much Is True with Sampada & Swayam
For our next episode, we have Sampada and Swayam returning for a segment that we have cemented as the first recurring monthly talk show, where we discuss everything that has to do with all the latest films and tv shows called – The Big Little Screen.
With this we’ll share what we’ve been watching over the past couple of weeks and what we are looking forward to in the months to follow.
We’ll be dissecting a particular show or film and even commenting on the work of directors, cinematographers, actors and composers – and we’ll try all this by keeping spoilers to a bare minimum, unless mentioned otherwise.
So stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday!
Hi. Welcome to Episode 7. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Photography | Through the Lens with Nipun Prabhakar (Part II)
In the first part of the episode, Nipun speaks about his life as a photographer and architect, chronicling the numerous events that led him towards his passion for photojournalism.
If you haven’t heard it as yet, I suggest you listen to that first and then tune in to Part II.
Nipun Prabhakar is an independent photographer and architect based in Kutch and Delhi. He works on long term photo-documentary projects. Besides that, he designs, researches and documents the intersections of built environments and communities.
He has been working with the nomadic pastoralist communities of India, documenting their lives in the context of migration, climate change, conflicts, and displacement. As an Architect, he has worked with various South Asian communities dealing with disasters and conflicts.
His thesis on the rehabilitation of the riot-hit community in Muzaffarnagar won him a National Award by the Council of Architecture and Tamayouz International Award for the Best Graduation Project.
Nipun has been engaged in multiple rehabilitation projects in Nepal which also involved him extensively documenting public spaces and architectural heritage. He has since worked on photo essays for various national and international organizations.
He was the co-recipient of the Berkeley Essay Prize 2014 and was the Cornell South Asian Fellow for 2019-20 for his project on Doors of Kathmandu.
Links
Instagram | Nipun Prabhakar
Medium | Nipun Prabhakar
LinkedIn | Nipun Prabhakar
Studio Bimb
Living Lightly
A Kutch Magician’s Disappearing Act During Lockdown
The Taragaon Museum: One of Nepal’s First Modern Buildings
The Doors Of Kathmandu
The Lockdown Portraits
Marg Magazine
Revisiting the Life of Revathi Kamath: The Torchbearer of Vernacular Architecture
Music
HearWeGo (https://goo.gl/nDS3zR)
Artist: VonnBoyd
Title: Sway
Listen on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NgubQpCDPT8
Hi. Welcome to Episode 7. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
For The Love Of Photography | Through the Lens with Nipun Prabhakar (Part II)
In the first part of the episode, Nipun speaks about his life as a photographer and architect, chronicling the numerous events that led him towards his passion for photojournalism.
If you haven’t heard it as yet, I suggest you listen to that and gear up for the second part this Saturday.
See you then!
Hi. Welcome to the 7th Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of'.
For the Love of Photography | Through the Lens with Nipun Prabhakar
This one is close to me one – because I’ll be talking to a friend of mine from college - about him, his work and his tryst with the camera. I have always known Nipun as an extremely passionate individual and I welcome him to the show.
Nipun Prabhakar is an independent photographer and architect based in Kutch and Delhi. He works on long term photo-documentary projects. Besides that, he designs, researches and documents the intersections of built environments and communities.
He has been working with the nomadic pastoralist communities of India, documenting their lives in the context of migration, climate change, conflicts, and displacement. As an Architect, he has worked with various South Asian communities dealing with disasters and conflicts.
His thesis on the rehabilitation of the riot-hit community in Muzaffarnagar won him a National Award by the Council of Architecture and Tamayouz International Award for the Best Graduation Project.
Nipun has been engaged in multiple rehabilitation projects in Nepal which also involved him extensively documenting public spaces and architectural heritage. He has since worked on photo essays for various national and international organizations.
He was the co-recipient of the Berkeley Essay Prize 2014 and was the Cornell South Asian Fellow for 2019-20 for his project on Doors of Kathmandu.
Links
Instagram | Nipun Prabhakar
Medium | Nipun Prabhakar
LinkedIn | Nipun Prabhakar
Aagaur
Studio Bimb
Post-Riot Rehabilitation using a Gandhian Framework | Tamayouz International Award
Spaces To Grow In - A Comparative Study of Two Orphanages by NIPUN PRABHAKAR AND SUKRUTI GUPTA | Berkeley Essay Prize Competition
In photos: Inside the United Nations headquarters building in New York | Round City
Music
HearWeGo (https://goo.gl/nDS3zR)
Artist: VonnBoyd
Title: Sway
Listen on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NgubQpCDPT8
Hi. Welcome to the 7th Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of'.
For the Love of Photography | Through the Lens with Nipun Prabhakar
This one is close to me one – because I’ll be talking to a friend of mine from college - about him, his work and his tryst with the camera. I have always known Nipun as an extremely passionate individual and I welcome him to the show.
Nipun Prabhakar is an independent photographer and architect based in Kutch and Delhi. He works on long term photo-documentary projects. Besides that, he designs, researches and documents the intersections of built environments and communities.
He has been working with the nomadic pastoralist communities of India, documenting their lives in the context of migration, climate change, conflicts, and displacement. As an Architect, he has worked with various South Asian communities dealing with disasters and conflicts.
His thesis on the rehabilitation of the riot-hit community in Muzaffarnagar won him a National Award by the Council of Architecture and Tamayouz International Award for the Best Graduation Project.
Nipun has been engaged in multiple rehabilitation projects in Nepal which also involved him extensively documenting public spaces and architectural heritage. He has since worked on photo essays for various national and international organizations.
He was the co-recipient of the Berkeley Essay Prize 2014 and was the Cornell South Asian Fellow for 2019-20 for his project on Doors of Kathmandu.
So stay tuned as I connect with the man behind the lens and discuss his journey over the past couple of years.
The Episode airs this Saturday. See you then!
Hi. Welcome to episode 6 Part II. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is 'For The Love Of'.
For The Love Of Tech | Creating, Learning and Sharing with Ratik Sharma
Ratik, has always been someone who loves technology. This love has materialized into various things over the years. As a kid, it was all about playing Pokemon crater or club penguin on the computer after a school. As a teenager, he was jailbreaking people’s iPod devices, teaching himself Photoshop on the internet and running a (moderately successful) tech blog and YouTube channel to teach people what he knew.
While the title does say tech, it takes an unconventional path as we talk about Ratik’s mantra of creating and sharing content all the while learning along the way. The episode focusses on his passion for podcasting, music, programming and all the tech that has inspired and influenced him along the way.
Part II of the episode takes the discussion forward as we explore the future of gaming when it comes to the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5.
If you haven’t heard Part I, I suggest you head back now and check that out first.
Links
Website | Ratik Sharma
Unbox Podcast | Ratik Sharma
Youtube Channel | Ratik Sharma
Medium | Ratik Sharma
Instagram | Ratik Sharma
Twitter | Ratik Sharma
PS5 Reveal
Xbox Series X Reveal
Pixel 4A Reveal
Games
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Ori and The Blind Forest
Ori and The Will of The Wisps
The Last of Us Part II
Podcasts
Without Fail
Dissect
The Seen & The Unseen
Carrier
Blackout
Books
Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
Einstein’s Dreams by Alan Lightman
Figuring by Maria Popova
The Ride of A Lifetime by Robert Iger
Stories of Your Life & Others by Ted Chiang
Exhalation by Ted Chiang
Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman! by Richard Feynman
TV & Film
Mr. Robot
Barry
Parasite
Moonlight
Music
Mattia Cupelli
So that was our 6th episode. Ratik will be back us as we expand the segments on the show. So stay tuned.
Our next episode brings aboard an independent photographer and architect based in Kutch and Delhi. He works on long term photo-documentary projects. Besides that, he designs, researches and documents the intersections of built environments and communities.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcastor you could even write to us with your thoughts/ideas and feedback at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you listen to your favourite Podcasts.
See you next week and stay safe.
This is ‘For The Love Of’.
Hi. Welcome to episode 6 Part II. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is 'For The Love Of'.
For The Love Of Tech | Creating, Learning and Sharing with Ratik Sharma
Ratik, has always been someone who loves technology. This love has materialized into various things over the years. As a kid, it was all about playing Pokemon crater or club penguin on the computer after a school. As a teenager, he was jailbreaking people’s iPod devices, teaching himself Photoshop on the internet and running a (moderately successful) tech blog and YouTube channel to teach people what he knew.
While the title does say tech, it takes an unconventional path as we talk about Ratik’s mantra of creating and sharing content all the while learning along the way. The episode focusses on his passion for podcasting, music, programming and all the tech that has inspired and influenced him along the way.
Part II of the episode takes the discussion forward as we explore the future of gaming when it comes to the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5.
If you haven’t heard Part I, I suggest you head back now and check that out first.
The episode airs This Saturday. So stay tuned!
Hi. Welcome to Episode 6. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is 'For The Love Of'.
For The Love Of Tech | Creating, Learning and Sharing with Ratik Sharma
Ratik, has always been someone who loves technology. This love has materialized into various things over the years. As a kid, it was all about playing Pokemon crater or club penguin on the computer after school. As a teenager, he was jailbreaking people’s iPod devices, teaching himself Photoshop on the internet and running a (moderately successful) tech blog and YouTube channel to teach people what he knew.
While doing all these things out of interest and a pursuit of joy, he unknowingly picked up on design, programming and web development skills along the way. Ratik never really consciously planned on learning any of these, they were just a way for him to create something. Little did he know that he’d be using these very skills to build a career in the future!
The idea of making things and publishing them is very dear to Ratik. While he is officially a software engineer now, he still considers himself a “maker” at heart. Software is just one tool he has in his arsenal and he still makes all kinds of things in his free time – be it random coffee related clips, music covers and experiments, or even a podcast which he worked on last year.
I had a blast recording this one!
While the title does say Tech, it takes an unconventional path as we talk about Ratik’s mantra of creating and sharing content all the while learning along the way. The episode focusses on his passion for podcasting, music, programming and all the tech that has inspired and influenced up until now.
Links:
Website | Ratik Sharma
Unbox Podcast | Ratik Sharma
Youtube Channel | Ratik Sharma
Medium | Ratik Sharma
Instagram | Ratik Sharma
Twitter | Ratik Sharma
Goodbye Friend | Korg Volca Sample
OnePlus Nord Reveal | MKBHD
The Ground Up Show Podcast | Matt D'Avella
Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast
Youtube Channel | Tyler Stalman
On Apple Product Engineering | Steven Sinofsky
WWDC 2020
Music:
Mattia Cupelli
The Pixel 4a was announced a couple of days ago and we’ll probably add a short little clip about that in Part 2 which airs next Saturday. So stay tuned.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcastor you could even write to us with your thoughts/ideas and feedback at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you listen to your favourite Podcasts.
See you next week and Stay safe. This is For The Love Of.
Hi. Welcome to Episode 6. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is 'For The Love Of'.
For The Love Of Tech | Creating, Learning and Sharing with Ratik Sharma
Ratik, has always been someone who loves technology. This love has materialized into various things over the years. As a kid, it was all about playing Pokemon crater or club penguin on the computer after school. As a teenager, he was jailbreaking people’s iPod devices, teaching himself Photoshop on the internet and running a (moderately successful) tech blog and YouTube channel to teach people what he knew.
While doing all these things out of interest and a pursuit of joy, he unknowingly picked up on design, programming and web development skills along the way. Ratik never really consciously planned on learning any of these, they were just a way for him to create something. Little did he know that he’d be using these very skills to build a career in the future!
The idea of making things and publishing them is very dear to Ratik. While he is officially a software engineer now, he still considers himself a “maker” at heart. Software is just one tool he has in his arsenal and he still makes all kinds of things in his free time – be it random coffee related clips, music covers and experiments, or even a podcast which he worked on last year.
I had a blast recording this one!
While the title does say Tech, it takes an unconventional path as we talk about Ratik’s mantra of creating and sharing content all the while learning along the way. The episode focusses on his passion for podcasting, music, programming and all the tech that has inspired and influenced up until now.
So stay tuned. The episode airs this Saturday.
This is For the Love of.
Hi. Welcome to the Fifth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
This episode right here is a conversation with a friend of mine from Architecture School. He joins us today to discuss cities and the many narratives within.
Tarun Bhasin is an alumnus of School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal. He is currently pursuing an M.Sc. in Building and Urban Design in Development from the Bartlett Development Planning Unit, UCL.
So this is Part II of the episode. In the previous part we spoke about Tarun’s journey from architecture school, his love for storytelling and an overview of two cities citing some of his work. As we move forward, we’ll explore Tarun’s passion for long form writing and expressing his thoughts on cities by talking about films that are intrinsically linked to geographical spaces and locations, as well as the idea behind his dissertation.
Links:
FutureArc Competition Entry
Brain Pickings
Wired
Charles Seibert
George Orwell: Essays & Other Works
Berkeley Prize | Imagine There are No Slums : Mainstreaming an image with dignity by Tarun Bhasin & Vineetha Nalla
Remembering 'In Bruges'
Housing & Provisioning Services: Co-Production Strategies For India Amidst COVID-19 Outbreak
Lessons From A Pritzker Laureate
Music:
Ross Budgen
Our next episode brings aboard a self taught designer, programmer and web developer who considers himself a maker at heart. We’ll be exploring his journey and his passion for technology. Stay tuned for the preview this Wednesday.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to the fifth episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of.’
For The Love of Urbanism | Reading Cities & Their Stories with Tarun Bhasin
This episode right here is a conversation with a friend of mine from Architecture School. He joins us to discuss cities and the many narratives within.
This is Part II of the episode. In the previous part we spoke about Tarun’s journey from architecture school, his love for storytelling and an overview of two cities citing some of his work. As we move forward, we’ll explore Tarun’s passion for long form writing and expressing his thoughts on cities by talking about films that are intrinsically linked to geographical spaces and locations, as well as the idea behind his dissertation.
Part II airs this Saturday. See you then!
Hi. Welcome to the Fifth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
This episode right here is a conversation with a friend of mine from Architecture School. He joins us today to discuss cities and the many narratives within.
Tarun Bhasin is an alumnus of School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal. He is currently pursuing an M.Sc. in Building and Urban Design in Development from the Bartlett Development Planning Unit, UCL.
He is passionate about understanding the role of architecture in the public domain of the Global South, primarily India. Therefore, his vocation and observations extend beyond architecture as a design and construction based discipline to a vocation that borderlines other vocations that are not defined by independent logic such as economics, sociology, philosophy, literature etc. His observations and style stem from him being a writer, who has approached architecture, with words rather than graphics.
Tarun has participated and received recognition in a few national and international competitions. He is currently working on his dissertation that is about understanding India's rural-to-urban migration to suggest participatory co-production planning strategies and consequent policy frameworks to alleviate their conditions.
He is simultaneously working on operationalising his blog 'YodaGoesSkinnyDipping', and also working on concretising some startup ideas to put into action post masters.
He considers himself a hobbyist, and his objectives stem from a desire to explore general knowledge, and being entertained while doing so, rather than competitive ambition.
So stay tuned as I connect with an old friend and discuss his journey over the past couple of years and the stories that help define cities and its people. All this through his brush with architecture, design, his love for long form writing and an insatiable desire to know more.
Links:
FutureArc Competition Entry
The Seen and The Unseen Podcast
The Seen and The Unseen Podcast - The Many Cities of Delhi (with Rana Safvi)
Music:
Ross Budgen
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to the Fifth Episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
This episode right here is a conversation with a friend of mine from Architecture School. He joins us today to discuss cities and the many narratives within.
Tarun Bhasin is an alumnus of School of Planning and Architecture Bhopal. He is currently pursuing an M.Sc. in Building and Urban Design in Development from the Bartlett Development Planning Unit, UCL.
He is passionate about understanding the role of architecture in the public domain of the Global South, primarily India. Therefore, his vocation and observations extend beyond architecture as a design and construction based discipline to a vocation that borderlines other vocations that are not defined by independent logic such as economics, sociology, philosophy, literature etc. His observations and style stem from him being a writer, who has approached architecture, with words rather than graphics.
Tarun has participated and received recognition in a few national and international competitions. He is currently working on his dissertation that is about understanding India's rural-to-urban migration to suggest participatory co-production planning strategies and consequent policy frameworks to alleviate their conditions.
He is simultaneously working on operationalising his blog 'YodaGoesSkinnyDipping', and also working on concretising some startup ideas to put into action post masters.
He considers himself a hobbyist, and his objectives stem from a desire to explore general knowledge, and being entertained while doing so, rather than competitive ambition.
So stay tuned as I connect with an old friend and discuss his journey over the past couple of years and the stories that help define cities and its people. All this through his brush with architecture, design, his love for long form writing and an insatiable desire to know more.
The episode airs this Saturday. See you then!
Hi. Welcome to Episode 04 Chapter 02. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
For The Love of Adaptations | Normal People by Sally Rooney
For this episode we dive deep into the wondrous, messy, complicated and oh so relatable world of 'Normal People'.
From Connell & Marianne’s love affair to the impeccable casting decisions and from the magical filming locations to the inspired musical score. There’s going to be a bit of everything. And yes we will be bringing up Connell’s chain that’s gone viral as well! What in the world was that about?
So tune in as we dissect the show, the book and what’s next for the characters as we continue our conversation with Sampada & Swayam.
If you haven’t heard Chapter 01, I suggest you head on over and listen to that first.
So sit tight as we head back to the world of 'Normal People'.
Links:
Normal People - Trailer
Letters - With Love
At The Clinic
Aarya - Trailer (available on Disney+ Hotstar)
Normal People Spotify Playlist
Misfits - Series Trailer
Dasvidaniya - Trailer
The Big Sick - Trailer
Staying In with Emily & Kumail Podcast
Dave - Trailer (available on Disney+ Hotstar)
Ramy - Trailer
High Maintenance - Trailer (available on Disney+ Hotstar)
Atypical - Trailer (available on Netflix)
After Life - Trailer (available on Netflix)
Easy - Trailer (available on Netflix)
Love - Trailer (available on Netflix)
The Gentlemen - Trailer
You're The Worst - Trailer
Music:
Ross Budgen
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to Episode 04 Chapter 02. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
For The Love of Adaptations | Normal People by Sally Rooney
For this episode we dive deep into the wondrous, messy, complicated and oh so relatable world of 'Normal People'.
From Connell & Marianne’s love affair to the impeccable casting decisions and from the magical filming locations to the inspired musical score. There’s going to be a bit of everything. And yes we will be bringing up Connell’s chain that’s gone viral as well! What in the world was that about?
So tune in as we dissect the show, the book and what’s next for the characters as we continue our conversation with Sampada & Swayam.
If you haven’t heard Chapter 01, I suggest you head on over and listen to that first.
So sit tight as we head back to the world of 'Normal People'.
Hi. Welcome to Episode 02 Chapter 03 . I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
The Second Episode has been split into three parts. If you haven’t heard For the Love of Potter | Chapters 01 & 02, I suggest you head on over to the Chapters before this.
Potter has always been my go-to refuge whenever I’ve felt low as well as when I’ve been extremely happy! Don’t know if that makes sense but I always feel at home whenever I read the source material or watch the films. Harry Potter took the world by storm when it was released and encouraged millions of kids to read and dive headfirst into the magical world of the boy wizard.
We continue our session with The Someday Lists – to know more about him and his work tune in to the Chapters before this or click the link shared as part of the show notes.
You can reach The Someday Lists on his Website & on Instagram
A Conversation Between JK Rowling and Daniel Radcliffe
A Conversation Between JK Rowling and Steve Kloves
Harry Potter Never Left His Cupboard Under The Stairs: By Far The Most Depressing Harry Potter Theory Yet
The Evolution of The Harry Potter Movies by Aleczander
Music Credits
NoCopyrightSound: Harry Potter Theme
Xelazed: Harry Potter Theme Trap Edit
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Hi. Welcome to the Third and Final Chapter . I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
The Second episode has been split into three parts. If you haven’t heard For the Love of Potter Chapters 01 & 02, I suggest you head on over to the episodes before this.
Potter has always been my go-to refuge whenever I’ve felt low as well as when I’ve been extremely happy! Don’t know if that makes sense but I always feel at home whenever I read the source material or watch the films. Harry Potter took the world by storm when it was released and encouraged millions of kids to read and dive headfirst into the magical world of the boy wizard.
J.K Rowling has effectively defined and inspired an entire generation of readers – a rare and impressive feat – and made reading cool, thrilling, addictive and an event to look forward to. I’m glad I decided to go with this one. It takes me back to almost two decades ago.
We continue our session with The Someday Lists – to know more about him and his work tune in to the Chapters before this or click the link shared as part of the show notes.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
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Hi. Welcome to the fourth episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
For The Love of Adaptations | Normal People by Sally Rooney
For this episode we dive deep into the wondrous, messy, complicated and oh so relatable world of 'Normal People'.
From Connell & Marianne’s love affair to the impeccable casting decisions and from the magical filming locations to the inspired musical score. There’s going to be a bit of everything. And yes we will be bringing up Connell’s chain that’s gone viral as well! What in the world was that about?
So tune in as we dissect the show, the book and what’s next for the characters with two very special guests – Sampada & Swayam.
Also, there will be spoilers ahead. So if you haven’t seen the show, please turn back now. Watch it. Get emotionally battered and bruised and then come here for round 2!
Links:
Normal People - Trailer
Letters - With Love
Aarya (available on Disney+ Hotstar)
Frank - Trailer
Room - Trailer
One Day - Trailer
The Before Trilogy
Music:
Ross Budgen
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Hi. Welcome to the fourth episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
For The Love of Adaptations | Normal People by Sally Rooney
For this episode we dive deep into the wondrous, messy, complicated and oh so relatable world of 'Normal People'.
From Connell & Marianne’s love affair to the impeccable casting decisions and from the magical filming locations to the inspired musical score. There’s going to be a bit of everything. And yes we will be bringing up Connell’s chain that’s gone viral as well! What in the world was that about?
So tune in as we dissect the show, the book and what’s next for the characters with two very special guests – Sampada & Swayam.
Also, there will be spoilers ahead. So if you haven’t seen the show, please turn back now. Watch it. Get emotionally battered and bruised and then come here for round 2!
Hi. Welcome to Chapter 02 . I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
The Second Episode has been split into three parts. If you haven’t heard For the Love of Potter | Chapter 01, I suggest you head on over to the second episode.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this, or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
Potter has always been my go-to refuge whenever I’ve felt low as well as when I’ve been extremely happy! Don’t know if that makes sense but I always feel at home whenever I read the source material or watch the films. Harry Potter took the world by storm when it was released and encouraged millions of kids to read and dive headfirst into the magical world of the boy wizard.
J.K Rowling has effectively defined and inspired an entire generation of readers – a rare and impressive feat – and made reading cool, thrilling, addictive and an event to look forward to. I’m glad I decided to go with this one. It takes me back to almost two decades ago.
We continue our session with The Someday Lists – to know more about him and his work tune in to Chapter 01 or click the link shared as part of the show notes.
You can reach The Someday Lists on his Website & on Instagram
Swiss Army Man
Kill Your Darlings
Imperium
Escape From Pretoria
Editing is Everything
How to Play Quidditch in Real Life
The Potter Collector
Pottercast
A Conversation Between JK Rowling and Daniel Radcliffe
A Conversation Between JK Rowling and Steve Kloves
Inside Star Wars
Harry Potter: What Magic Sounds Like
Music Credits
NoCopyrightSound: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_3doC5KcE1Zi1dNgBCN6Eg
Xelazed: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnOBKUgSscRsj-21_8AakeQ
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
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Hi. Welcome to Chapter 02 . I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
The Second Episode has been split into three parts. If you haven’t heard For the Love of Potter | Chapter 01, I suggest you head on over to the second episode.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this, or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
Potter has always been my go-to refuge whenever I’ve felt low as well as when I’ve been extremely happy! Don’t know if that makes sense but I always feel at home whenever I read the source material or watch the films. Harry Potter took the world by storm when it was released and encouraged millions of kids to read and dive headfirst into the magical world of the boy wizard.
J.K Rowling has effectively defined and inspired an entire generation of readers – a rare and impressive feat – and made reading cool, thrilling, addictive and an event to look forward to. I’m glad I decided to go with this one. It takes me back to almost two decades ago.
We continue our session with The Someday Lists – to know more about him and his work tune in to Chapter I or click the link shared as part of the show notes.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
Subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to the third episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
This podcast began as a means to experiment with different ways of sharing content, improving on delivery as well as learning how to produce a show, record and mix sound – before the final product is put out for all of you to hear.
This third episode is just that.
For The Love of Storytelling | The Silhouette
I’m a huge fan of Lore – the extremely riveting and spine-chilling podcast by Aaron Mahnke – you should definitely check it out.
So this one here is a short story inspired by Lore and I hope to add to this as the show continues.
Links to some of the things I spoke about can be found below:
Noppera-bō
Slender Man
Sleep Paralysis
Sound Credit
Saige H
Audio Library
Nosferatu Sound Effects
CMIUC100
VIPis
Sounds Recorded
Music Credit
Ross Bugden
P.S. If I missed out on crediting any of you, please get in touch with me here - connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to the third episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is ‘For The Love Of’.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
This podcast began as a means to experiment with different ways of sharing content, improving on delivery as well as learning how to produce a show, record and mix sound – before the final product is put out for all of you to hear.
This third episode is just that.
For The Love of Storytelling | The Silhouette
I’m a huge fan of Lore – the extremely riveting and spine-chilling podcast by Aaron Mahnke – you should definitely check it out.
So this one here is a short story inspired by Lore and I hope to add to this as the show continues.
Music Credit
Ross Bugden - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKGLOK2FqmVgVwYferltKQ
Hi. Welcome to the second episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this, or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
Potter has always been my go-to refuge whenever I’ve felt low as well as when I’ve been extremely happy! Don’t know if that makes sense but I always feel at home whenever I read the source material or watch the films. Harry Potter took the world by storm when it was released and encouraged millions of kids to read and dive headfirst into the magical world of the boy wizard.
J.K Rowling has effectively defined and inspired an entire generation of readers – a rare and impressive feat – and made reading cool, thrilling, addictive and an event to look forward to. I’m glad I decided to go with this one. It takes me back to almost two decades ago.
Today we start with our first guest on the showThe Someday Lists– you’ll get to hear more about him and his work as well as listen to us geek out.
You can reach The Someday Lists on his Website & on Instagram
The Potter Collector
Pottercast
A Conversation Between JK Rowling and Daniel Radcliffe
A Conversation Between JK Rowling and Steve Kloves
Inside Star Wars
Harry Potter: What Magic Sounds Like
We recorded this a couple of weeks ago and this, in no way endorses what Rowling has said or done over the past couple of days. What's wrong is wrong and apologies are in order. However, the content still remains very close to the both of us and we decided to go ahead with the episode. This was initially planned as a single episode but we ended up recording a whole lot more and we decided that it was best to break it into 3 Parts.
That was Chapter 01 that you just listened to. I’ll be uploading the remaining 2 Chapters every alternate week, so expect a new episode next week. There’s a slight change to the preview schedule as well. All previews will now be landing on Wednesdays rather than Sundays.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast
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Until Next Time! Stay safe. This is For the Love Of.
Music Credits
NoCopyrightSound: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_3doC5KcE1Zi1dNgBCN6Eg
Xelazed: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnOBKUgSscRsj-21_8AakeQ
Hi. Welcome to the second episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this, or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
Potter has always been my go-to refuge whenever I’ve felt low as well as when I’ve been extremely happy! Don’t know if that makes sense but I always feel at home whenever I read the source material or watch the films. Harry Potter took the world by storm when it was released and encouraged millions of kids to read and dive headfirst into the magical world of the boy wizard.
J.K Rowling has effectively defined and inspired an entire generation of readers – a rare and impressive feat – and made reading cool, thrilling, addictive and an event to look forward to. I’m glad I decided to go with this one. It takes me back to almost two decades ago.
Today we start with our first guest on the showThe Someday Lists– you’ll get to hear more about him and his work as well as listen to us geek out. Stay tuned!
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast, subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to our very first episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of.
Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about.
Also, this isn’t going to be a one man show. I will be getting a couple of people on as the show progresses and I’m really looking forward to hearing other people talk. Trust me!
So our first episode is For The Love Of Poetry - Reading ‘Keeping Quiet’ by Pablo Neruda.
Pablo Neruda was a Chilean Poet - Diplomat and politician who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971. Neruda became known as a poet when he was 13 years old, and wrote in a variety of styles, including surrealist poems, historical epics, overtly political manifestos, a prose autobiography, and passionate love poems such as the ones in his collection Twenty Love Poems and A Song of Despair (1924).
It’s interesting how things really aren’t ever forgotten. All they need is a trigger like a sound or a smell or even reading certain words that have been strung together to form a narrative.
This fascination with 'Keeping Quiet' was rekindled back in Architecture School while writing a piece for an Ecology assignment – where the essay was juxtaposed with the poem - and once again after reading about the poet as well as listening to recitations of his work on brainpickings.org
If you haven’t heard of Brain Pickings then you’ve almost certainly been living under a rock. Head on over and check out Pablo Neruda’s Extraordinary Life, in an Illustrated Love Letter to Language where Maria Popova talks about an enchantingly beautiful children’s book Pablo Neruda: Poet of The People.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast, subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Hi. Welcome to our very first episode. I’m your host Noel Woodward and this is For The Love Of. Just a quick heads - up. If you don’t know what this podcast is about, I suggest you head on over to the Preview before this or you could even check out the info reel that covers everything I’ll be talking about. Also, this isn’t going to be a one man show. I will be getting a couple of people on as the show progresses and I’m really looking forward to hearing other people talk. Trust me! ‘For The Love Of Poetry - Reading ‘Keeping Quiet’ by Pablo Neruda. The first episode airs on Saturday June the 6th. See you then.
Hi Guys! I'm your host Noel Woodward and this is For the Love Of! I’ve been busy recording, putting things together, procrastinating a bit - figuring out how to write whatever I’m saying right now - planning out episodes, narratives, guests as well as a launch date.
I don’t really have a date in mind though, but it will most likely be early next month. I’ll be covering a mix of subjects from Poetry to Storytelling & from Filmmaking to Photography - I’m extremely excited to share what we have in store for you.
To keep up to date with whatever’s going on, you can follow us on Instagram - @fortheloveof.podcast, subscribe to us on Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts and wherever else you tune in to listen to your favourite Podcasts & write to us at connect@fortheloveofpodcast.in
Looking forward to launching and sharing our content with you. Hope you guys are safe and well. Stay tuned!