A native Hindi speaker from the city of dreams, Mumbai, Richa Berde takes you on an enriching journey of connecting Hindi speaking communities of Aotearoa and anyone who is interested in learning Hindi along with the cultural aspects of the language. Join us for conversations on cultural exchange and identity.
Pfano
Queens College Study Abroad Office
Office of Extended and International Education
Sanelisiwe Walterfang
Françoise Falisse
Slavenka Vukovic-Bryan
Luisa & Aswin
Jen Mohindra
CGE Study Abroad
Ishan Manjrekar
Útvarp 101
Rungano Muzondo & Kholisile Dhliwayo produced by afrOURban
Global Voices | The Generation
Only When Studying Abroad
Lawin
Iva Kabosch
France India Podcast
Abby Lewtas
Globers Podcast
Olunosen Louisa Ibhaze
Venkatesh Mahadevan
Elaine Long
Venkatesh Mahadevan
Arun Jacob
Naked French
Arina Aizal
That's Not Canon Productions with Cooped Up Productions
Oxford University
Melisa
Y4Y Québec
Euronews
Alina, Simona and Andreea
Elena Livadaru
Third Spaces
Dominick Combs
Christina Gerdes
Vivien
Global Citizens
Peter Griffin
SBS Radio
Europedia podcast
Culture Business
Gabriel Rshaid
Hana Lee
Pilgrim Podcast
You Belong Australia
Endangered Languages Network in India
Various
I'm Every Woman
The Gradlings
Joseph Rowntree Foundation
ForterraNW
Jenaba Bah
South Asian Today
Breanna Lancaster
MABECS Malaysia
Evelina Rimkute
Saskatoon Open Door Society
Manatū Taonga - Ministry for Culture and Heritage (NZ)
MFTWA
European Solidarity Network
Qiane Matata-Sipu
Vosa
Amanda Kendle
Smita Tharoor
SAIH
Marty Walker
Mark Thomson
WEvolution
Teeko Luqmaan
The Peahce Project
Anne Fox and Dr. Elmar-Laurent Borgmann
The Casually Serious Podcast
St Vincent's College Foundation
SolBridge
Girl Up Inaara
Zhansaya Akhmetsadyk
Roro
Vinay Harrichan
RNZ
Tino and Tash M.
Andrew Trinh
Catherine Truter
Bookmarked by Storyfest
OAR FM Dunedin
RNZ
Bridget Carrigan
Elizabeth Ann
Oxford University
Shivneel Reddy
IAESTE Slovakia
Maame & Kwame
Johana K
The Spinoff
The Imagined Order Team
Natascha Moy
BUDAK GILA
10 Speaks
SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music
Community Research