The Sandip Roy Show
A podcast by Express Audio
174 Episodes
-  Why India is a magnet for crypto scams ft Mitali MukherjeePublished: 12/05/2024
-  Mridula Koshy and Rituparna Neog on India's missing librariesPublished: 28/04/2024
-  Why India lags behind its neighbours in human development ft Swati NarayanPublished: 15/04/2024
-  Getting kids to care about climate change ft Bijal Vachharajani and Rohan ChakravartyPublished: 31/03/2024
-  How Congress PMs fueled the rise of Hindu nationalismPublished: 17/03/2024
-  What should be done about India’s street dogs? ft. Abi T VanakPublished: 03/03/2024
-  The inner lives of Varanasi's corpse burners ft Radhika IyengarPublished: 18/02/2024
-  Krish Ashok busts myths about the Indian thaliPublished: 04/02/2024
-  How colonial is our constitution? ft Arghya SenguptaPublished: 26/01/2024
-  Sanjay Patel on animating Indian myths for kidsPublished: 31/12/2023
-  Is secularism still 'half-baked' in India? ft Rajeev BhargavaPublished: 17/12/2023
-  The pop stars leading Hindutva's cultural revolution ft Kunal PurohitPublished: 03/12/2023
-  Does the BJP need Rahul Gandhi more than the Congress? ft Sugata SrinivasarajuPublished: 19/11/2023
-  Sunil Pant and Nepal's lessons for India's LGBTI movementPublished: 29/10/2023
-  Ujjal Dosanjh on the India-Canada tensions and the Khalistan gapPublished: 15/10/2023
-  Gautam Bhatia on the state of top courts under the Modi eraPublished: 01/10/2023
-  Does India have a women in science problem? ft Aashima Dogra and Nandita JayarajPublished: 17/09/2023
-  Siddhartha Basu on taking India from Quiz Time to KBCPublished: 03/09/2023
-  Shubhra Gupta on what makes a crossover star from Irrfan to PriyankaPublished: 20/08/2023
-  Sudha Pai and Sajjan Kumar on the Dalit vote mystery in UPPublished: 06/08/2023
What makes people tick? What are the stories they carry with them? In a world of shouting heads, veteran journalist, radio commentator and novelist Sandip Roy sits down to have real conversations about the fascinating world around us and the people who shape it. Catch these engaging interviews every other Sunday
