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The SubverseArcx - Shweta TanejaArcx is all about literary inspiration. In episode four, host Anjali Alappat chats with author and editor, Shweta Taneja. Shweta is best known for her urban fantasy Anantya Tantrist series, but has also received recognition for her work in children's books. Her non-fiction book—They Found What?/ They Made What?— was a national best-seller. She also recently published a new sci-fi novel for kids called Kungfu Aunty vs Garbage Monsters. Additionally, Shweta’s short story, The Daughter That Bleeds, was nominated for the Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire in France in 2020. She also won the Editor’s Choice Awar...2023-08-2344 min
The Vision Factor (Featuring Indian-Americans)Anjali Taneja's Journey as an Indian American SingerIn this episode, we chat with Anjali Taneja, a rising singer-songwriter who has a unique blend of pop, R&B, and Indian classical influences in her music. Anjali's journey as a singer began in her childhood and over the years she has honed her craft, performing at global venues and getting over 250,000+ Spotify streams. In this episode, Anjali offers listeners a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process, sharing stories of her musical inspirations, and the challenges she faced along the way. Whether you're a fan of Anjali's music or simply interested in the world of music-making, this episode is a...2023-04-1227 min
CSTEP_IndiaQuotes & Notes - AI: Amplifying Climate ActionArtificial intelligence (AI) can be a powerful tool for strengthening India’s efforts to combat the intensifying impacts of climate change. In this episode, we talk about our study that assessed the potential of AI applications for aiding India’s climate change mitigation and adaptation initiatives, especially in its water and transport sectors.
Editor-Mr Thejas Shawn Raj; Design-Mr Alok Kumar Saha & Ms Pooja Senthil; Script-Mr Rajesh Shenoy, Dr Anjali Taneja, Ms Karen Alphonso2022-09-2915 min
The Well Woman Show290 Decolonizing Healthcare with Dr. Anjali Taneja, plus Week Four of the Summer Reset!Anjali Taneja is a family physician and DJ who is passionate about reimagining healthcare and healing in the US. She is the Executive Director of Casa de Salud — a culturally humble and anti-racist nonprofit model of care that aims to transform the biomedical model into one of solidarity with community and collective care. Casa integrates primary care, queer/transgender care, harm reduction, addictions treatment, case management, medical debt advocacy and community organizing, acupuncture, reiki, massage, and indigenous based healing circles for uninsured, immigrant, and other marginalized communities in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Anjali is board certified in family medicine and in ad...2022-06-0929 min
Neo2soul PlaylistNeo2soul Playlist The Vibes 10 (Female Takeover Pt 8)Our goal is to bridge the gap between the mainstream & indie artists. Our main aim is to focus on 75% female & 25% male artists/groups.Non-stop, less chat, more in the mix (Neo Soul, Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, Gospel, Jazz) musical grooves.Enerjy - Energy Persna - Outer SpaceThe Mouse Outfit & Karis Jade - Fallin' Piper-Grace - Things Lovers DoFinding Neo - Does It Even Matter?Areiyah Seren - Keep MovingWé McDonald - White ChocolateKasidy Jean - Starin at the MoonSipprell - More Tha...2021-10-232h 58
P for ParentingVaishnavi Macdonald talks about her parenting journey and How to deal with kids in their teens | Geeta ViswasWelcome to the latest episode of P for Parenting. In the episode Anubha and Anjali are in conversation with Vaishanvi Macdonald. Vaishnavi MacDonald is an Indian film and TV actress who is best known for playing Geeta Viswas in Mukesh Khanna's television series Shaktimaan, telecasted on Doordarshan. She is currently seen in Dangal's recently launched Aye Mere Humsafar. She has acted in various Bollywood films such as Bambai Ka Babu, opposite Saif Ali Khan, Ladlaa and Barsaat Ki Raat (1998). She is also known for playing Shilpa Sharma in Miley Jab Hum Tum, Shail in the Zee TV s...2021-05-1054 min
Neo2soul PlaylistNeo2soul Playlist The Vibes 5 (Female Takeover Pt 3)Our goal is to bridge the gap between the mainstream & indie artists. Our main aim is to focus on 75% female & 25% male artists/groups.Non-stop, less chat, more in the mix (Neo Soul, Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, Gospel, Jazz) musical grooves.I would like to dedicate this podcast to Steve Walsh aka Stevie4real RIP brotherKalena - Why Are We StillChelz Danielle - Golden (Demo)Jolene - Right NowMagdala & Toomtankhamun - Navel GazingNia Moné - Clouded PotionsDeCarteret & Squid Ethics - LuvSeat Vice beats w...2021-03-042h 58
FortificationAbolition in Covid-Times: Weaving Strategies for Healing Justice & Transformative JusticeThis conversation features co-hosts Cara Page and Caitlin Breedlove in conversation with organizers Shira Hassan, Mia Mingus and Sonali Sadequee. The conversation came out of the urgency of Black Lives Matter uprisings in Minneapolis, and across the US, to respond to the police murder of George Floyd and this moment of movement building to interrupt white supremacy, policing & state violence, and anti-Blackness. Many of us had reached out to each other, reflecting on the questions; what can abolition, survival and transformation look like in these Covid-Times? This podcast episode is the result; a reflection on the intersection between healing...2020-08-251h 24
How to Survive the End of the WorldGuest Podcast: FortificationAs our summer break continues, we're so excited to feature an episode from our friends at the Fortification podcast.
Future: Spiritual and political mandates for our future
The conversation began with these questions: Where is this present moment taking us? What can we radically imagine for our future survival knowing what we know now? In times of crisis, seemingly impossible ideas become imaginable. What does or might the economy of healthcare, the collective practice of care, look like on the other side of this? What is your best and worst case scenario? What is the s...2020-07-081h 12
How to Survive the End of the WorldApocalypse Survival Skill #8: Casa de SaludWe survive by building the new world in the shell of the old, and our new world will need a health care system. How do we transition from a health care system rooted in extraction and profit, to a health care system rooted in justice? We turn to family physician Anjali Taneja, Executive Director of Casa De Salud, a clinic on the forefront of providing justice-driven, accessible health care in Albuquerque, for wisdom and vision in the midst of the pandemic.
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FortificationPast: Rooting in Histories; We Have Been Here BeforeThe conversation began with these questions: How do historical harms and abuses of the state and the medical industrial complex elevate the ways in which communities are criminalized? What are the historical roots and wounds of disease-based capitalism in the U.S.? What has community dreamed and manifest based on these pasts? What do we need to know or pay attention to as this disease- and disaster-based economy uses this pandemic to fuel policing, surveillance, and eugenic ideas? To what end will COVID19 be used by the state against marginalized communities? Learn more about the guests. Find a...2020-05-011h 12
FortificationPresent: What is emerging in COVID times?The conversation began with these questions: What is the present economy of care and the economy of healthcare and what is being disrupted in this economy? Where are the fractures? Where are there new connections among different healthcare and healing systems and practices? What are you seeing that’s generative and transformative in the present moment? What was already there on the ground that is deepening? What are you seeing that’s transformative along and between borders? Learn more about the guests. Find a transcript of the conversation. This episode is part of a series in co...2020-05-011h 12
FortificationFuture: Spiritual and political mandates for our futureThe conversation began with these questions: Where is this present moment taking us? What can we radically imagine for our future survival knowing what we know now? In times of crisis, seemingly impossible ideas become imaginable. What does or might the economy of healthcare, the collective practice of care, look like on the other side of this? What is your best and worst case scenario? What is the spiritual mandate of this new time? What is our charge moving forward? Learn more about the guests. Find a transcript of the conversation. This episode is part o...2020-05-011h 12
Yet Another PodcastEp 004 - Anjali TanejaOn this episode we are joined by talented singer/songwriter Anjali Taneja (anjalixmusic)and discuss her start and come up in the music industry2019-06-1339 min
GupShup with Gurpreet SarinAnjali TanejaAnjali Taneja is a Washington, D.C.-based R&B artist who weaves together Indian melodies and soulful rhythmic elements. Trained in Indian classical and Jazz music from a young age, Anjali strives to seamlessly blend Western and Eastern themes in her original music. She recently released two singles, one of which was a track she wrote & composed with acclaimed Punjabi singer Pav Dharia, and plans to release a series of singles followed by an EP over the next several months.Anjali Taneja joined me in the studio, where she talked about her background and...2019-04-181h 02