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The Gyaan Project
TGP (formerly known as Audiogyan) is a podcast and YouTube channel by Kedar Nimkar, archiving creative wisdom through conversations with Indian luminaries since 2016.
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The logic behind Indian Visual Culture
A fascinating look at how Indian and Western design differ through hierarchy, geometry, meaning, visual balance, and cultural thinking.
Ep. 327: Is India Energy Stack the UPI moment for electricity? with Rahool Gadkari
Rahool Gadkari explains India Energy Stack, peer to peer electricity, clean energy markets and what they mean for homes, businesses and designers in India.
Notes from Charles Eames that every Designer should read
A reflection on Charles Eames’s timeless notes on design, curiosity, craftsmanship, simplicity, engineering, and the attitude behind meaningful work.
What Designers can learn from Le Corbusier’s 5 Points
Explore Le Corbusier’s 5 points of architecture and how they shaped modern design through pilotis, free facades, ribbon windows, and roof gardens.
The kind of Designers India really needs
A reflection on M.P. Ranjan’s timeless ideas on design, ethics, education, systems thinking, collaboration, and the future of Indian design.
What Designers, Artists, and Creators can learn from Henry Miller
A reflection on Henry Miller’s timeless creative commandments covering discipline, routine, creation, focus, burnout, and meaningful work.
Why sending more resumes is making your job search worse: 10 backdoor tips from Joseph Louis Tan
Career coach Joseph Louis Tan on the hidden job market, LinkedIn outreach and what experienced professionals can do when job applications keep getting ghosted.
Indian Typography through the Eyes of R.K. Joshi
A rare 5 part conversation with legendary Indian typographer and calligrapher R.K. Joshi on design, language, spirituality, Indian scripts, and a life devoted to letters.
List of podcast episodes on languages and words in the Indian context
“Language exerts hidden power, like the moon on the tides.” – Rita May Brown