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EPISODE · Sep 29, 2022 · 14 MIN

Anil Pradhan

from The Essay · host BBC Radio 3

Anil Pradhan says he is defined by his “inbetween-ness”. As a gay, Indian, Nepali poet he considers the strange duality - that while English may be linked with the colonial mindset that defined India – it is also a language that allows him to express his true self. This episode was recorded at the BBC Contains Strong Language Festival in Birmingham.Presented by Anil Pradhan Produced by Kevin Core

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Sep 29, 2022

Anil Pradhan says he is defined by his “inbetween-ness”. As a gay, Indian, Nepali poet he considers the strange duality - that while English may be linked with the colonial mindset that defined India – it is also a language that allows him to express his true self. This episode was recorded at the BBC Contains Strong Language Festival in Birmingham.Presented by Anil Pradhan Produced by Kevin Core

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