# Suparna Sharma

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Episode 7: Devyani Chaubal - with Suparna Sharma

Hi everyone, thanks for listening. Drop a line or two about the episode! In conversation with Suparna Sharma about Devyani Chaubal, the film columnist extraordinaire. We talked about the woman, the legend, her legacy, and her infamous episodes with Bollywood stars. Chaubal, whose gossip columns in…

The Brown Box Ep.3: Suparna Sharma and Kirthi Jayakumar on Gender Equality at Home and Work

In episode 3 of ‘The Brown Box’ podcast for eShe, host Rani Jeyaraj speaks to senior journalist Suparna Sharma and feminist activist Kirthi Jayakumar about gender equality and the looming threat of sexual harassment at the workplace. Visit eshe.in for more.

youth activism globally and Indian feminism

Indian journalist Suparna Sharma interviews Gayle Kimball about "Climate Girls Saving Our World," and then Gayle interviews Ms. Sharma about feminism in India.

Ontario Morning Podcast - Monday May 10, 2021

Is banning certain foods at school the best way to protect children with severe allergies? Preliminary studies from a team at McMaster University in Hamilton say not necessarily. We find out more from allergist Dr. Susan Waserman; Erica Johnson of CBC's Go Public shares the story of an 85 year-old …

Cost of living: An Indian waste-picking couple struggle with debt

Sifting through waste to find and sell scraps of cloth and recyclables use to be enough for Gunja and Chand to support their family. Now they're earning less because of a series of lockdowns and the Russia-Ukraine war. Written by Suparna Sharma. Read by Laura Lockwood.

Episode 11 on Wee Musings by Daeryun on Indian Cinema with Suparna Sharma

In this episode Daeryun talks one on one with Suparna Sharma, a noted film critic, reporter, writer and editor based in Delhi, India. She writes on business, cinema, politics, pop culture and books. She writes for the Rolling Stone, Al Jazeera among other major publications. Key Takeaways: B…

India’s Digital Dream, Hacked

India’s digital revolution has exposed millions to a criminal dystopia. This is the story of a neurologist placed under “digital arrest”; a farmer promised a job that would set him up for life; a young man arranging mule bank accounts; and a newlywed who joins the crypto underworld.  By Natalie Ob…

Pulitzer winner Ken Armstrong on the importance of storytelling in investigative journalism

Ken Armstrong has reported, written, or edited many award-winning stories over his career, and that work has taken various forms — including traditional longform writing, podcasts, and television. But last year an experimental reporting project at Bloomberg News led him to explore an entirely new p…