PODCAST · education
nonstudent
by Mukesh Sharma
This podcast discusses about gossips, reviews, facts as well as entertaining subjects.
Episodes
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Drowsy Browsy World Under Our Feet! Let's Trample It!
Nonsensical human antics, acrobatics, processes, activities, and moods define nothing, dude! Mukesh D Sharma [email protected]
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Covid Has Changed Teachers' Vocabulary And Senses Irreversibly!
Pandemic has brought teachers and students closer, eye to eye and ear to ear with smartphones. But the concrete set-ups are crying inconsolably for the desertion they are in. Let's see the epochal circus!
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Trying To Connect With The Other World People!
Bantering, gossips can be starting point to connect with the strangers.
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President Biden Can Clean The Environment Mess!
For U.S. President Joe Biden, who has committed his presidency to addressing climate change at home and abroad, it is the perfect moment for a new hemispheric pact, this time safeguarding the region’s battered natural environment.
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China Launches Quota For Child Bearing For A Humungous Growth!
Last Monday, China announced that married couples would be allowed to have up to three children, raising the official two-child limit in a widely anticipated move.
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MNCs Launch Massive Toilet Paper Printing Program To Save Back Environment!
Some African and Asian countries have promised to help Rich Countries as quickly as possible with millions of kilometres of clothsheets in this toilet paper rolls crisis.
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5th June, World Environment Day! Water Water Everywhere But Not A Drop To Drink!
Slogans, mere slogans can't save environment and water. Serious steps are need of the hour.
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What the Pandemic Rookies Felt!
Training would-be doctors need to build relationships with their patients and not just expect compliance.
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Jobs Galore, But Who Cares Under The Govt Aid!
Govt should experiment more with jobs and no jobs, freebies and no freebies.
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12th Board Exams Are Hanging Fire With Covid Dance In Second Wave!
12th Exams Are Hanging Fire With Covid Dance In Second Wave Students of CBSE XII are undergoing a trial of exams or no exams during the Covid pandemic. For the last 6 months and more, they are speculating about it. Almost everyone is ready to give them advice regarding what to do and how to do...
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PERIOD. END OF SENTENCE.: Anita Diamant
A New Chapter in the Fight for Menstrual Justice to stop superstition about women body.
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Canada Cannot Ignore Her Climate Responsibilities!
The existential threat of anthropogenic climate change can no longer be ignored, and although Trudeau may know this, he must finally put Canada on a progressive environmentalist course. In other words, Canada needs to live up to the climate reputation it largely gave itself.
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The Interestings: Meg Wolitzer
Meg Wolitzer beautifully examines the struggles of following your dreams and the tensions inherent in longtime friendships.
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The Biden Administration Is Facing Multiple Political Tests At Home And Abroad!
South East Asia is at the centre of all controversial moves by the world powers to maintain discipline.
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Greenland Is Not For Auction!
Unnecessary Controversies haunt and busy the global headlines.
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World Hunger Going North Despite Vast Financial Assistance!
World hunger is on the rise. How many people are hungry in the world? Globally, about 8.9% of the world’s population — 690 million people — go to bed on an empty stomach each night. Since 2014, the number of people affected by hunger has been slowly on the rise. If it continues at this rate…
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Seating Arrangements: Maggie Shipstead
This book centered on a wedding naturally includes tense family dynamics, long-lost friends, love and a scenic locale all compressed into the span of a few days.
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The Wedding: Dorothy West
A beautiful and devastating examination of family, society and race.
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LEAVING COY’S HILL: Katherine A. Sherbrooke
This novel aims to revive interest in Stone by dramatizing her dogged attempts to support herself and her causes on the lecture circuit — and her equally dogged attempts to reconcile her professional career with motherhood and a marriage of equals.
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Digital Transformation During And Post Pandemic!
Certain technologies played a major role and have found importance during this Covid period.
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SUPER FLY: By Jonathan Balcombe
Flies have their own social circle and life and interactions.
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Short And Free Online Cooking School at Your Fingertips Is A New Sensation To All!
Indians and others lockdown people are trying to serve the world by recording kitchen recipes. Thus in this way they are running an online recipe training School with lots of varieties For absolutely free.
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Protesters Are The Government Guests In Jails In Authoritarian Nations!
Surveillance products are being used by business partners in connection with abuses of human rights. Restrict or cease business with these authorities.
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Cloud Computing Storage Is Not Safe From Rogue Elements!
Cloud computing is an important source of risk both because it has quickly supplanted traditional IT and because it concentrates ownership of design choices at a very small number of companies. Cloud is increasingly the default mode of computing for organizations, meaning ever more users and...
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Democracy Is Still Alive And Thriving Despite Autocrats!
The long-term future of democracy is much brighter than most imagine.
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ARCADIA: Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam Translated by Ruth Diver
This novel presides over hot topics that include gender, queer and intersex identity; consent and statutory rape; and Europe’s African migrant crisis.
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Lockdown Period Can Be Better Utilised To Strengthen Your Life.
This world is changing fast and we must update our skills to stay ahead in life and career.
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The Whole World Needs Vaccine-Safety From Corona.
Vaccination access is need of the hour irrespective of wealth and rece.
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The Other Black Girl: Zakiya Dalila Harris
Black power and alienation control the plot of this novel. Many other themes propel the story further.
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Parenting And Home-Schooling Is A Sentence In This Pandemic!
Highly educated women, who tend to be able to work from home, have struggled to juggle their jobs and child care. Mothers who cannot work remotely have been far more likely to drop out altogether. So, this pandemic is a curse on jobs for women particularly.
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Digital Life Is As Fatal As Barmuda Triangle!
Scientific temper is nothing but questioning. Science is just finding and looking for ways to prove what is being read or heard. We are exposed to tons of facts on a daily basis. What we need to do is pause, think and analyse. The people we hold on a high ground manage to endorse pseudo-science,...
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School Time Memories With Pens And Pencils Are Golden One!
Our school days and each class have so much romantic memories that has no match. All schoolgoers In present and in past have some similarities. We aspire for new things when we reach a new class and find ourselves in a new imaginative world.
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God's Short Letter To A Bet: Mukesh D Sharma
God's Short Letter To A Bet: Mukesh D Sharma Dear Bet Do you know the world is hiding her face under a mask. Was that necessary or just to make fun of so-called genius humans? I'm sure you are challenging human beings. All businesses are gasping for some respite. The situation in almost all...
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Alexa Is A Comfortable Companion In This Cruel Media-Savvy World!
Voice technologies including Alexa and Siri from Apple will morph from digital butlers into diviners that use the sound of our voices to work out intimate details like our moods, desires and medical conditions. In theory they could one day be used by the police to determine who should be arrested...
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JUDE BANKS, SUPERHERO: Ann Hood
In “Jude Banks, Superhero,” we meet 12-year-old Jude, whose heart has been broken by the sudden death of his younger sister. Irrepressible Katie was brave and impulsive, theatrical and smart. Jude, not quite a year older, was content to live in her shadow, even when people looked right past him…
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LETTERS TO CAMONDO: Edmund de Waal
Edmund de Waal’s “Letters to Camondo” will fascinate anyone who has projected complicated emotions onto objects. In his award-winning 2010 book, “The Hare With Amber Eyes,” de Waal traced a set of the Japanese miniature carvings known as netsuke as they got passed from one generation of his…
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Sushi Aunty, The Informer: Mukesh D Sharma
Evening was peaceful in C-block. Street dogs were out of sight. Lockdown curfew had started two days ago. All shops were closed. The environment seemed like a desert, spread over thousands of kilometres. Such was the emptyness of those days. Sushi aunty was ambling on her first floor. She was her...
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The Rise and Fall of the Secret Service: Carol Leonnig
In the 1960s came the slayings of John F. Kennedy, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy; in the 1970s and ’80s, the near-fatal shootings of George Wallace and Ronald Reagan. And yet, since Reagan’s close brush with a deranged gunman in 1981, no American president has been…
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FREEDOM: Sebastian Junger
“Freedom,” Junger’s latest book, begins in the middle of a mysterious pilgrimage: “The country opened up west of Harrisburg and suddenly we could drink from streams and build fires without getting caught and sleep pretty much anywhere we wanted. We’d walked the railroad tracks from Washington to...
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Former President Is Still Haunting The Current Administration!
The Biden administration on Friday revoked a Trump-era restriction on migrants who enter the country without health coverage and rolled back six executive orders intended to stoke anger over street protests and attacks on Confederate monuments in 2020.
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While Justice Sleeps: Stacey Abrams
The seemingly misanthropic and possibly paranoid Associate Justice Howard Wynn insults the president of the United States to his face; bemoans the ravages of Boursin’s syndrome, an apparently degenerative brain disease that is sapping his mental acuity; inveighs against the capacity of humans to...
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Amazon Unbound: Jeff Bezos and the Invention of a Global Empire By Brad Stone
“Amazon Unbound” is particularly valuable in explaining how the company makes money, and the day-to-day decisions that end up having a big effect on consumers: Is it worth it, for example, to sell pallets of bottled water, with their low cost and expensive shipping? Amazon like Walmart is worth...
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India’s Pandemic Disaster Has Finally Slowed Modi’s Unstoppable Rise. What A Biased Reporting!
This year the Covid pandemic has finally gripped India and many vultures , domestic and foreign are ready to make a negative and disastrous-seeming ground out of it. Many reports are in circular to defame India and Indians. Criticism is necessary to guide a democratic system. But defaming a...
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Big Fish: Daniel Wallace
This novel, big fish conveys a strong message about the hard work and loyalty told from the viewpoint of a son about his father. Daniel Wallace is a contemporary American writer well-known for his many writings. The novel is metaphorical in content and signals about the Greeks mythology and their...
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Between the World and Me: Ta-Nehisi Coates
American Dream has shattered and Equal rights for the black African-Americans have to struggle the most. The Obama presidency and later years seem to be misunderstood for the Blacks. Ta-Nehisi Coates, The author and protaganist of this book is a contemporary African -American individual revealing...
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Life is not made for wasting in loneliness!
This time is truly crucial for the human beings that were invincible before the pandemic. Now all the Gods are helpful and okay to them. But the humane life is today lonely. And desperate to get a single appreciation and gratitude. Social media and social life are at each other's necks.…
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The Last Lesson: Alphonse Daudet
This story depicts various layers of human faces. During 19th century, when the colonialism was marching and the unification of many countries was on display, the writers painted the true picture of the European nations fighting for expansion. Identity crisis, colonialism, loss of time, culture...
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The Bus 57: Dashka Slater
Through the writing of The 57 Bus, Slater pas sionately advocates for LGBTQ understanding and empathy, and effectively argues that gender and sexuality are not synonymous terms. Besides this facts there are another points in the novel like adolescent crime as well as adult crime, binary thought…
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Caged Freedom!
Now, corona passes are mandatory. The governments all over the world are confused and trying every new method and tectic to stop the Covid infection. Permissions are common and the authorities are compelled to restrict people's free access to the offices and public sites. Pfiger, AstraZeneca,...
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