Where The Water Speaks: The Echoes Project
by Neil Barot
Where the Water Speaks is a student-led podcast amplifying stories at the intersection of identity, environment, and justice. Rooted in the belief that storytelling is a form of activism, we spotlight voices often left unheard. Immigrants, artists, youth leaders, and community changemakers are focal points of our podcast, whose experiences ripple across borders and generations. Each episode invites listeners to listen deeply, think critically, and imagine a more equitable world, one story at a time.
Episodes
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Constructing Faith: How Narratives Shape Us
Why do we believe what we believe? In this episode, we explore how stories—scriptures, rituals, myths—construct faith across traditions. From sacred texts to everyday acts of devotion, we trace how narrative shapes the spiritual imagination, weaving memory, culture, and belief into the fabric of...
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The South Asian Side Character in Every Show
The South Asian Side Character in Every Show explores the clichés and limited roles assigned to South Asians on screen. From accents to archetypes, we unpack what it means to be seen, but not fully known, and why better stories are long overdue.
About this show
Where the Water Speaks is a student-led podcast amplifying stories at the intersection of identity, environment, and justice. Rooted in the belief that storytelling is a form of activism, we spotlight voices often left unheard. Immigrants, artists, youth leaders, and community changemakers are focal points of our podcast, whose experiences ripple across borders and generations. Each episode invites listeners to listen deeply, think critically, and imagine a more equitable world, one story at a time.
Hosted by
Neil Barot