Writer & Geek
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Writer & Geek
We are the leading independent documentary podcast in India. We talk History, Science, Technology and everything in between; well most of the things.
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116: Kotagiri & Kothas
In this episode, we explore the town of Kothagiri and the indigenous communities that inhabit the Nilgiri Hills in South India. Kothagiri is home to a...
115: Recast - History of Money (EP67)
“In this episode, we trace the origins of money as a medium of exchange “
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114: Ways we could go: Part 2 - Asteroids
In this episode from the series "Ways we could go", we discuss the threat of asteroids to life on earth and what we can do if one decides to come our...
113: The Legacy of Lynching: History, Racism, and Violence
Lynching is a brutal act of violence that has been a part of human history for centuries. It is a form of extrajudicial murder committed by mobs, usua...
112: India's Scientists Who Shaped Our World | National Science Day Special
“In this special episode for the National Science day, we remember Indian scientists who have contributed to moving the world forward”
You can f...
111: Ways we could go: Part 1 - Fungal Attack
In this week's episode of the Writer & Geek Show, we're exploring the mysterious and often deadly Cordyceps fungi. Known to take over the bodies of a...
110: History of Space Exploration- James Webb Space Telescope
This is a podcast episode about the James Webb Telescope
The internet recently celebrated images from far-off areas of the universe from the lat...
109: History of Space Exploration: Until Now
This is a podcast episode about the James Webb Telescope
The internet recently celebrated images from far-off areas of the universe from the lat...
Writer & Geek is Back!
We are back after a short break of 2years! and We are back to make Writer & Geek bigger as we join hands with Ep.Log Media Network!
If you are a...
108: Operation Overlord
Operation Overlord was launched on 6 June 1944 and is to date the largest amphibious assault in the history of warfare. Nearly 160,000 troops crossed...
107: Pyramids
The Pyramids are one of the ancient wonders of the world. It is one of the most mysterious structures ever built. In this episode, we try to uncover s...
106: Colonialism in India - Part 12: The Indian Revolutionaries
The Indian Revolutionary Movement
The first signs of the revolutionary movement can be traced back to 1847 when 5000 peasants rose against the B...
105: The Boeing Debacle (MCAS)
In this episode, we talk about the Boeing 737 Max accidents and the reason behind it.
Boeing’s 737 is one of the most widely used aircra...
104: Serial KIller Files - Part 9: Rodney Alcala
Rodney Alcala is a notorious serial killer who spread terror in the United States from 1968 to 1979.
Name: Rodrigo Jacques Alcala...
103: Colonialism in India - Part 11: Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi was the primary leader of India’s independence movement and also the architect of a form of non-violent civil disobedience that would i...
RECAST: Dyatlov Pass Incident
Dear Listeners,
We are taking a month long break to come back with some more amazing content for you. Till then we will be recasting four...
RECAST: Cosmic Time Measurement In Hinduism
Dear Listeners,
We are taking a month long break to come back with some more amazing content for you. Till then we will be recasting four...
RECAST: Is Smoking Cool?
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We are taking a month long break to come back with some more amazing content for you. Till then we will be recasting four...
RECAST: Serial Killer Files - Cyanide Mohan
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We are taking a month long break to come back with some more amazing content for you. Till then we will be recasting four...
RECAST: Why Is Horror So Fascinating? Feat. Nikesh Murali
Dear Listeners,
We are taking a month long break to come back with some more amazing content for you. Till then we will be recasting four...
102: Audiophile Related Stuff
Note: This is not a sponsored episode. But do go check Headphone Zone if you are looking for premium quality audiophile equipment which are not availa...
101: Kunchan Nambiar - The Creator of Ottamthullal
Kunchan Nambiar was an early Malayalam poet, performer, satirist and the inventor of the Kerala art form of Ottamthullal.
Kunjan Nambiar...
100: Numbers
Correction - Shankar incorrectly mentions that Thomas Edison published the Theory of Relativity as opposed to Albert Einstein. Either he had a momenta...
099: Colonialism in India - Part 10: British Raj and Indian National Congress
After the Rebellion of 1857, nationalist movements cropped up across the country. The idea of a free India became prevalent during this time.
098: Unscripted - Part 3: Life and Death
Welcome to the third part of Writer & Geek Unscripted. In this episode, we talk about our idea about life and death. Watch this episode on Youtube.
097: Telephones
Phones have progressed from just being an appliance to connect via voice to becoming an all in one device that keeps you connected with the world at a...
096: History of Aircraft Carriers feat. INS Viraat
INS Viraat was India’s flagship aircraft carrier before INS Vikramaditya was commissioned in 2013. It was completed and commissioned in 1959 by the Br...
095: The Internet
Correction - Vishnu incorrectly mentions that Tor stands for ‘Tor Onion Router’ and that it is a recursive acronym. He’s an idiot As Shankar mentioned...
094: Colonialism in India - Part 9: The Causes and Impact of the Revolt of 1857
The Revolt of 1857 is also known by other names such as The Sepoy Mutiny, The Indian Mutiny, The Great Rebellion, The Indian Insurrection, India’s Fir...
093: Unscripted - Part 2: Entertainment during Lockdown
Welcome to the second part of Writer & Geek Unscripted. In this episode, we talk about the series’ we have binged on during the course of the lockdown...
092: Colonialism in India - Part 8: British East India Company Policies and Robert Clive
Note: Our friend Rupen Paul for The Right Room podcast helped us a lot in researching Robert Clive. So, go check out his podcast or find him on his so...
091: Colonialism in India - Part 7: British East India Company and the Battle of Plassey
As the French, British were also late to reach the shores of India. Facing tough competition from the Portuguese and the Dutch, it took them a few dec...
090: How Does Vaccination Work?
A vaccine is a biological preparation that provides active acquired immunity to a particular infectious disease. Vaccines contain a microorganism or v...
089: Colonialism in India - Part 6: Japanese Occupation of India
The story of Japanese occupation is one that is long forgotten. So here is an episode throwing some light into the incident.
They were me...
088: Unscripted - Part 1: Locked Down
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087: Hand Sanitizer & Mouth Wash
This episode is sponsored by BodyCafé. BodyCafé is an organic lifestyle wellness brand that is based on authentic and traditional beauty practices.
086: Colonialism in India - Part 5: French Occupation of India
The French came into play relatively late in comparison with the British, Dutch and Portuguese. They established themselves in colonial India in the s...
085: Colonialism in India - Part 4: Dano-Norwegian Occupation of India
The Danish-Norwegian occupation of India is not as significant in comparison with many of the other colonial empires because they did not pose any mil...
084: History of Marriage - Part 2
Marriage is a culturally recognised union between people. The ceremony of marriage is called a wedding.
Marriages may be conducted for le...
083: History of Marriage - Part 1
Marriage is a culturally recognised union between people. The ceremony of marriage is called a wedding.
Marriages may be conducted for le...