4 Best Indian Dance Podcasts

1. The dancer's palette

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The dancer's palette is a groundbreaking podcast that explores the intersection of Kuchipudi, an Indian classical dance, and biology.
Host Tiya Cherukumalli Pavan
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2. The Classical Dances of India

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Hello, fellow dance lovers! I'm Shreya Nair, and welcome to Rhythmic Reborn. In this podcast, we'll immerse ourselves in the captivating world of India's classical dance forms. From their ancient roots to their vibrant expressions today, get ready to explore the history, stories, and cultural richness behind our most beloved dance styles. Stay tuned, and let's journey together through the mesmerizing rhythms and movements that have stood the test of time!MORE Host Shreya Nair
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3. 'ANITA SAYS...'

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Dr. Anita Ratnam is a contemporary dancer, choreographer, arts presenter, cultural activist, and art entrepreneur from India. She has a unique style that blends classical and contemporary dance forms, and her contributions to the dance scene in India have been recognized both nationally and internationally. This podcast series is an occasional, perhaps even frequent, lens on the global Indian/South Asian dance scene. Trends, shifting aesthetics, the intersection of Dance, Music, Theatre, Performance, and Society.Produced by Kassiyet, New York City, USA https://www.instagram.com/kassiyet/MORE Host Anita Ratnam
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4. Sathir Dance Podcast

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Welcome to the Sathir Dance Podcast, hosted by Jeetendra Hirschfeld. This podcast delves into the rich history of Indian dance, with a special focus on Bharatanatyam. Explore the captivating legacy of the Thanjavur kingdom, its royals, court dancers, composers, and repertoire. Stay tuned for engaging interviews and insightful lectures featuring contemporary Bharatanatyam practitioners, researchers, and scholars.MORE Host Jeetendra Hirschfeld
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