PODCAST · arts
kathaа̄s™
by Pallavi Suryamala
Each of us is a story worth sharing. Sometimes we need to reconnect with how far we've come and, what put us on the map. Listen here, for more episodes on planned and unplanned successes wherein, creativity has been the driving force in attaining that success. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kathaaspodcast. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/kathaaspodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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75 Years of Independence with Mrs Kamala Naidu
On this memorable episode, we dive into the life journey of Mrs Kamala Naidu and her family. Along with significant experiences of her own, Mrs Naidu has grown with memories of many notable events, to India as well. Her storytelling took us back in time in the best ways. The details of then and...
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CEO: Chief Empathy Officer, a separate designation?
A Tedx speaker and life coach, Mr Sridhar Ramanathan, discusses an interesting interpretation of CEO. Believed to be for generations but clearly a need of the hour in today's world. Our first connect happened via LinkedIn. Mr Ramanathan is an active member on the platform and his diverse posts...
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Passion at its peak with Kaamya Karthikeyan
Inspired by her father’s mountaineering activities, Kaamya started trekking in the Sahyadris from a tender age of three. Her Himalayan odyssey started at the age of seven, with Kaamya embarking on a high altitude trek to Chandrashila Peak (12000 ft) in 2015. Since, she has achieved three world...
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Fashion meets service with Ms Anitha Rao
Fashion meets service is an interesting characteristic of Sakriya, an initiation by Ms Anitha Rao in 2017. We had the privilege of interviewing her and let me just say, she is a force to reckon with. Like many, she’s experienced career shifts too, from being a successful air hostess who’s…
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Welcome to Akalpur
Welcome to Akalpur is a fantastic hindi adaptation of 'Fools', directed by the very famous, Mr Neil Simon. Interesting fact, Neil Simon happened to put this play together during the course of his divorce. He didn’t expect it to do very well. Somewhere inside he probably didn’t want it to do too...
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Menstruation: The art of the body to recreate
Menstrual art has been around since the 1970s. Sometimes also called Menstrala, a term and form of art coined by an artist by the name Vanessa Tiegs. An art form used to create awareness, challenge restrictions, and restructure discussions around it. Women are unable to come out and say, “I’m in...
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The Happiness Trail with Mr Ramesh Venkateswaran
Even with all the awareness created around mental health, we still hesitate to use those words. I believe that more individuals who do this for the purpose itself and not just for CSR agendas, will be the strongest route to this change. This episode is with Mr Ramesh Venkateswaran, chairman and...
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Yellow and Green
In honor of the happenings, a special day of the year has been titled with the name of the martyr from this story. To celebrate the young lady who made the necessary decisions for her people, in the 10th century. Over time the celebrations transpired from a solemn event to something more fun....
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The business of storytelling : Blindsiding jewels of art
Storytelling has been one of the oldest forms of communication. It began eons ago, even before linguistics, vernacular abilities, and writing was created. meant to transfer knowledge and valuable information from one generation to the next, leading to the expansion of the mind and its evolution…
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The story of art: History and today
The ideation and purpose of creativity during prehistoric times is a magnet of sorts. It drives one to try and understand how humans have truly evolved from then to now. Materialistically and vernacularly we certainly have evolved, what about the mind? Have we misunderstood our primal instincts…
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Expressive art, for the artist within you
In 1974, professor Shaun McNiff created the expressive therapies program. He called it ‘art-based knowing’. Expressive therapies or creative art therapies, came into existence during the Egyptian era. Neuroscience as we all understand it, is the study of the brain’s activity or impact on behavior...
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Diversifying your personal brand
Creativity and intellect share one common feature, the self. It is best achieved and expressed when it comes naturally and isn't forced. Today, we have with us Mr. Chander Mannar, a creative business man and an appreciated mentor. His journey hasn't been short of challenges but with each…
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Every challenge was a possibility
Gerrard Walker is a wonderful human being who lives with his family in Melbourne. He's had his fair share of challenges and is here to share a glimpse of his journey with us. Aside from becoming one of the most successful Real Estate Enterprise in Melbourne he keeps busy by contributing towards...
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Passion to Global Recognition (Virtually Recorded)
Her exquisite works of art has got her a national award, a Guinness world record and more. Rebecca Taylor is an inspiration to many young women and men. We met at the YWCA in Bengaluru over a decade ago and, her drive to be socially responsible amidst her achievements caught my attention. A...
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The Reel Deal...Really? (Virtually Recorded)
With increased technological advancements consumers have this surge in personal experience. Whatever be the product and brand, if it ain't personal it ain't authentic is the word. Well, for years now localized content has been doing just that. Then why now has hyper-localized content become such…
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Namma Wonder Women
The #TinyTuckShow a segment of the #kathaaspodcast speaks with #wonderwomen within the society who have so courageously and with #spunk fulfilled their responsibilities as a #mother and as #WorkingProfessionals We have Suryamala Mannar and Asha Subbu talking about their challenges and experiences...
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Digital Disinformation - The new normal
Simi Junior communications professional and Priyanka Khaneja communications and media professional share some interesting aspects about #information its accessibility and the nature of its #passionate consumers. From being #experts in #media #publicrelations and, going back to school they've done...
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Teach me, won't you... (Virtually Recorded)
According to an article by the University of Washington A mentor may share with a mentee (or protegee) information about his or her own career path, as well as provide guidance, motivation, emotional support, and role modeling. A mentor may help with exploring careers, setting goals, developing...
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The Tiny Tuck Show - Shudh Desi Style
The Tiny Tuck Show is a segment of the kathaās podcast. This segment has been co-created by Suryamala Mannar and myself, to celebrate our many hush-hush accomplishers. "It's never too late - never too late to start over, never too late to be happy." - Jane Fonda If you know someone who deserves a...
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Why I do what I do... (Virtually Recorded)
From the moment we came into this world we've learnt so much about people and who we are expected to be. Why did something as important as learning about our SELF get left to time? Commonly, everything we have been taught about right and wrong has been directed towards another person. The right…
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Gen...what?! (Vitually recorded)
With change as the constant we have travelled through generations. There's been something new to appreciate and learn from, every few years. On this episode we've got a combination of baby boomers and millennials who have adapted to many such changes and challenges. As co-host Suryamala Mannar.…
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Honeybun (Virtually recorded)
Being raised by a single parent and a great one at that I've always wondered what the deal was about marriage and kids. We hope to cover as much possible about companionship, marriage and most importantly the 'I do' of it all. On this episode, we welcome back by my mum Suryamala Mannar, a…
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Undone (Virtually recorded)
For our pilot episode, we have Suryamala Mannar, multiple business owner for over two decades from Bangalore and Lekha Sishta, a talent strategist and advisor from Hyderabad. These women are two very strong, individualistic and creative souls who have managed their families and relationships with...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Each of us is a story worth sharing. Sometimes we need to reconnect with how far we've come and, what put us on the map. Listen here, for more episodes on planned and unplanned successes wherein, creativity has been the driving force in attaining that success.
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kathaaspodcast.
Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/kathaaspodcast.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
HOSTED BY
Pallavi Suryamala
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