Podcast appearances and mentions of william gould

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Jan 30th           Publish Date:  Jan 29th           Commercial: From the Drake Realty Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.    Today is Tuesday, January 30th, and Happy heavenly Birthday to President Franklin Roosevelt. ***01-.30.24 - BIRTHDAY – FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT*** I'm Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia.  Marietta Man Killed Crossing South Marietta Parkway 'Revolutionary Approach': Local Nonprofit Launches Food Choice Pantry Deane Bonner named MDJ Cobb County Citizen of the Year   All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!    BREAK: ESOG    STORY 1: Marietta Man Killed Crossing South Marietta Parkway In Marietta, a man, William Gould, 57, was fatally struck and killed by a 2014 Nissan Altima while crossing South Marietta Parkway outside of a marked crosswalk around 10:15 p.m. The incident occurred at the intersection with Wylie Road. The driver, traveling eastbound, stayed at the scene and cooperated with authorities. Marietta Police Department's Officer Chuck McPhilamy stated that no charges are anticipated. Gould succumbed to his injuries on-site. An investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact Investigator C. Roper at 770-794-5357. STORY 2: 'Revolutionary Approach': Local Nonprofit Launches Food Choice Pantry In December, Marietta-based nonprofit the Center for Family Resources introduced The Family Cupboard, a choice pantry addressing food insecurity for Cobb families. Unlike traditional food pantries, it allows families to freely select their preferred items, offering a more realistic shopping experience. The pantry, with three aisles of shelf-stable items and fresh produce, emphasizes healthy choices and efficient budgeting. Volunteers accompany visitors, providing nutritional guidance and discussing goal progress. The Food Security Program aids families with a minor child in Cobb, allowing weekly visits and promoting goal-setting. The pantry, open by appointment, aims to enhance lives by empowering families to make their own food choices. STORY 3: Deane Bonner named MDJ Cobb County Citizen of the Year The Marietta Daily Journal honored Deane Bonner, Cobb County NAACP president emerita, with the Citizen of the Year Award during the Cobb Chamber of Commerce's annual dinner. Bonner, known as "the moral conscience of the community," received a standing ovation as she accepted the award. She played a pivotal role in civil rights activism, leading the Cobb NAACP for 20 years and initiating various community-based programs. Bonner, at 88, shared her journey from growing up in segregated Weirton, West Virginia, to receiving the prestigious award. Her impact on Cobb County was lauded by prominent figures, highlighting her tireless efforts and leadership.     We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.    We'll be right back    Break: CUofGA – INGLES 8   STORY 4: Cobb Tourism: Hotel/Motel Taxes Trending Up Cobb County's tourism is on an upward trend, as reported during Cobb Travel and Tourism's recent board meeting. Sporting events, a significant contributor, have rebounded to pre-COVID levels, attracting over 851,000 visitors and generating $189 million in economic impact in the past year. Hotel-motel tax collections in Cobb County are also rising, showing a 7.12% increase in the fiscal year so far. Monthly tax collections, while fluctuating, overall indicate positive trends, with 2023 standing out as an exceptional year for tourism. Cobb Travel and Tourism sees these figures as a testament to the county's diverse attractions and robust tourism economy. STORY 5: Mike Plant Brings Sports Success to Cobb Chamber Chairmanship Mike Plant, head of development for the Atlanta Braves and the new chair of the Cobb Chamber of Commerce, has been honored at the chamber's annual dinner. Plant, known for his success in both the business and political aspects of sports, highlighted the chamber's neutral stance on a proposed 30-year transit tax in Cobb County. He emphasized educating the public about the tax and its implications rather than taking a position. Plant's extensive career includes his role in bringing the Braves to Cobb County in 2017 and his involvement in the success of Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta.   We'll be back in a moment    Break: DRAKE – GCPS   STORY 6: Cobb Off the Hook for More Than $7M in Barrett Reliever Costs Cobb County's contribution to the South Barrett Reliever project is decreasing significantly due to increased funding from the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). The county, initially expected to cover over $11 million of the $38 million project, will now pay about $5.6 million for the third phase, including the construction of a 450-foot bridge over I-75. GDOT will contribute an additional $7.4 million in construction costs, bringing the state's total contributions to approximately $32 million. The project, led by the Town Center Community Improvement District, aims to reduce traffic on Barrett Parkway by around 20%. The final phase is expected to conclude by the end of the year. Additionally, the commission approved around $280,000 to consultancy Kimley Horn for the third phase of a countywide surveillance and communication network, aiming to improve traffic flows and reduce delays. STORY 7: UGA Extension announces 2024 Georgia Farmer of the Year Bruce Redmond, owner of Shiloh Farms in Effingham County, Georgia, has been named the 2024 Georgia Farmer of the Year. Redmond took over Shiloh Farms in 2018, expanding its operations to 2,800 acres of rented and owned farmland, cultivating peanuts and cotton. The farm, a major producer of certified Tifton 9 bahia grass seed, has become the Southeast's largest producer. Redmond has been recognized for his dedication to conservation farming practices, incorporating sustainability, minimizing environmental impact, and increasing efficiency. He actively supports his community and has received various awards, including the 2022 Georgia Outstanding Young Farmer.   Break: TEDS Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. 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The United Auto Workers Union (UAW) has initiated coordinated strikes at three factories belonging to General Motors, Ford and Stellantis—the parent company of Chrysler—kicking off one of the most impactful industrial labor actions in the U.S. in many years.   In this episode of Bay Current, KCBS Radio anchors Eric Thomas and Margie Shafer speak with William Gould, Stanford law professor emeritus and former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board and author of “For Labor to Build Upon.”

Sarah Ansari (Royal Holloway, University of London) speaks at the Oxford South Asian Intellectual History Seminar on 31 Oct 2022 South Asia's transition from colonialism to independence in 1947 was undoubtedly one of the most momentous events of the twentieth century. Not surprisingly perhaps, its early postcolonial years have come to exercise a great pull for a range of scholars, who explore this key period, on the one hand, to ask questions about colonial-era legacies or continuities, and, on the other, to identify developments that help to explain what is happening there in the twenty-first century. This paper accordingly explores how - during those early postcolonial years - ideas about, and forms of, citizenship were created or forged by contingent processes of interaction between the ‘state' – its representatives and institutions at different levels – and ‘society' – its citizens in-the-making. Very often, as this paper will highlight, it was the day-to-day realities of the time that directly shaped the broader context in which Pakistanis and Indians engaged with what it seemed to mean, in practice, to be a citizen in post-1947 South Asia. Sarah Ansari is a historian of modern and contemporary South Asia, based at Royal Holloway, University of London. Much of her research has focused on issues linked with religion, identity, migration, citizenship, gender, and the province of Sindh, both before and since 1947. Her latest monograph—co-written with William Gould and entitled Boundaries of Belonging (Cambridge University Press, 2019)—explores the intersections between localities, citizenship and rights as these played out in India (UP) and Pakistan (Sindh) during the decade following Independence. Sarah is also currently President of the Royal Asiatic Society, the first woman to hold this role in the institution's 200-year existence.

Sarah Ansari (Royal Holloway, University of London) speaks at the Oxford South Asian Intellectual History Seminar on 31 Oct 2022 South Asia's transition from colonialism to independence in 1947 was undoubtedly one of the most momentous events of the twentieth century. Not surprisingly perhaps, its early postcolonial years have come to exercise a great pull for a range of scholars, who explore this key period, on the one hand, to ask questions about colonial-era legacies or continuities, and, on the other, to identify developments that help to explain what is happening there in the twenty-first century. This paper accordingly explores how - during those early postcolonial years - ideas about, and forms of, citizenship were created or forged by contingent processes of interaction between the ‘state' – its representatives and institutions at different levels – and ‘society' – its citizens in-the-making. Very often, as this paper will highlight, it was the day-to-day realities of the time that directly shaped the broader context in which Pakistanis and Indians engaged with what it seemed to mean, in practice, to be a citizen in post-1947 South Asia. Sarah Ansari is a historian of modern and contemporary South Asia, based at Royal Holloway, University of London. Much of her research has focused on issues linked with religion, identity, migration, citizenship, gender, and the province of Sindh, both before and since 1947. Her latest monograph—co-written with William Gould and entitled Boundaries of Belonging (Cambridge University Press, 2019)—explores the intersections between localities, citizenship and rights as these played out in India (UP) and Pakistan (Sindh) during the decade following Independence. Sarah is also currently President of the Royal Asiatic Society, the first woman to hold this role in the institution's 200-year existence.

When the economy goes south, or there's a war or pandemic, rather than hunker down, American workers organize. Former NLRB Chairman William Gould has written a book called For Labor to Build Upon: Wars, Depression, Pandemic. He'll be on the show. Then, the Missouri AFL-CIO has hired a political organizer for Western Missouri. He's Carson […] The post Former NLRB Chair William Gould, and Carson Pope on Missouri labor politics appeared first on KKFI.

After a lengthy hiatus due to River's road trip with Badger Candy (badgercandy.com), the guys catch up with Bryce, screw up a sponsorship deal, and discuss some unorthodox vaccine research. FEATURING: Pat McKay, Rob Smith, William Gould, Emil Beheshti  WRITERS: Pat McKay, Rob Smith, Peter Trueblood, Emil Beheshti  ENGINEERING & SOUND DESIGN: Adrian Gutierrez  UKULELE/ELECTRIC UKULELE: Matt Riley  

Draculads. The prince of spooky, gothic, diy punk, William Gould, is our guest on Episode 153 of Sappenin' Podcast! The Creeper vocalist returns to give us an insight into his new project Salem, unexpected adventures along with some tricks and treats for the Halloween season. In this conversation, the cult leader opens up on getting to showcase another side of his creativity, writing songs in concepts vs everyday storytelling, how Salem started accidentally, Creeper's emotional return at Download Pilot, why he made Morgan cry, dealing with sweaty cloths, showing Gary Newman his cat, being chased in the woods, his love for professional wrestling and CM Punk, the time he embarrassed himself on globe television, certain stories about a canceled individual and more! Recorded backstage, in the flesh, at a real life venue. The perfect way to get in the mood for a weekend of carving pumpkins. Turn it up and join Sean and Morgan to find out Sappenin' this week!Follow us on Social Media:Twitter: @sappeninpod.Instagram: @sappeninpod.Special thank you to our Sappenin' Podcast Patreons:Join the Sappenin' Podcast Community: Patreon.com/Sappenin.Kylie Wheeler, Mikey Engler, Janelle Caston, Mitch Perry, Emma Barber, Kelly Young, Dilly Grimwood, Nathan Crawshaw, Drew Styles, Paul Hirschfield, Liam Connolly, Kelly Irwin, Kat Bessant, Sammy G, Amandine Urbano, Shani-Maia Boxill-Anderson, Tony Michael, Captain Hannibal, Jenni Robinson, Tom Owen, Cate Stevenson, Danny Eaton, Jenni Munster, Lucy Deards, Emily Perry, John&Emma, Martina McManus, Becky Handy, Louis Cook, Jason Heredia, Carl Pendlebury, Kelly Cannon, Livvy Cropper, Kevin Clarke, James Mcnaught, Stuart McNaught, Lydia Henderson, Craig Harris, Chris Howard, Ollie Amesbury, Josh Crisp, Alice Wood, Adam Parslow, Rhys Bowring, Jacob Turner, Connor Lewins, Craig Girvan, Cerys Andrews, Geoff Halbherr, James Bowerbank, Jean Davies, Harry Radford, Rhys Bernado, Let it Flow Yoga, James Page, Jade Austin, Chris Hawthorne, Jordan Harris, Steph Blakemore, Ayla Emo, Daniel Stevenson, Dana Lasnover, Lewis Sluman, Kyle Smith, Samantha Neville, Ash Foster, Chris Harris, Jessie Hellier, Emily Dixon, David Winchurch, Erin Howard, Lucy Neill, Ben Evans, Scott Evans, Hannah Rachael, Tim Whatley, Justine Baddeley, Anthony Matthews, Owen Davies, Matt Roberts, Stevie Burke, Samantha Bowen, Jamie O' Jaime, John Wilson, Jennifer Dean, Jamie Bloor, Bethan Downing, Kevin Andrew, Robert Byrne, Robert Pike, Ida Christensen, Rebecca Harrison, Andrew Keech, Kelly M, Amy Thomas, Jim Farrell, Nathan Matheson, Callum Oakshott, Luke Wardle, Katy Brewster, Daniel Cullen, Michael Snowden, Scarlet Charlton, Vicki Willis-Dent, Andy Saxton, Helen Macbeth, Joshua Lewis, Alanágh Gabhann, Sarah Maher, Jai Humphreys, Chris Davies, Emma Musgrave, Hannah Vkenyon, Dmac, Loz Sánchez, Christopher Goldring, Andy Wastell, Beth Gayler, Jemma John, Madeleine Inez, Nuala Clark, Tosca Andrea, Donna Attrill, Chris Lincoln, Dilly Dally, Tom Hylands, Kieran Allen, Nick Herring, Antony Hersey, Kate Puttock, Sabina Grosch, Sophie Brydon and Carl Smith. Diolch and Thank You x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

130 especies de aves reproductoras en el archipiélago de Puerto Rico por primera vez en un atlas (gratis) de 325 páginas publicado por el Instituto Internacional de Dasonomía Tropical. Delvis Griselle habla con el doctor William Gould, director del Centro de Cambio Climático del Caribe del Instituto, y el ornitólogo José Salguero Faría, co-autores del atlas, sobre este primer esfuerzo de esta naturaleza en el Caribe y los neotrópicos del hemisferio americano. 23-sept-2021 WIAC 740AM Puerto RicoEl atlas puede conseguirse libre de costo de forma electrónica en: FS.USDA.Gov/treesearch

An absurd, ridiculous tale of dark humour that might just contain some deeper meaning.'Gould's Book Of Fish' by Richard Flanagan tells the tale of William Buelow Gould, an English convict transported to the penal colony on Sarah's Island and who becomes enamoured with ..... fishes! Whilst it contains elements of real life it is dominated by the fantastical events & insanity of the principal characters. I summarised the book as follows. "I hope Flanagan has as much fun writing this as I did reading it. It's a mad tale narrated by a loony convict. So many good points with the unique fish chapters, absurd humour & entertaining characters. The only downside is that I'm disinterested in art/fishes/penal colonial history so the backdrop wasn't my favourite. I do think this book could be amazing for other people though."As always, I hope you have a fantastic day wherever you are in the world. Kyrin out!Timeline:(0:00) - Intro & Synopsis(4:00) - Insanity: A reasonable method for sense making(9:13) - Fiction: A vehicle for imparting meaning (rather than truth)(12:53) - Personal Observations/Takeaways(14:39) - Summary(15:30) - Aussie SlangConnect with Mere Mortals:Website: https://www.meremortalspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/

Rockology Hour Interviews is diving deep into the archive this week with an interview from 2019. Jake sat down with Ffin Colley and Joey Bradshaw from Delaire The Liar! Delaire The Liar are one of the most exciting, up and coming alternative music acts in the UK getting scouted as ones to watch by Daniel P Carter, Alex Baker and William Gould.We talk about how DTL formed, Joey and Ffin's experience at music school, their energy at live shows, touring life, playing styles, musical influences and 2000 Trees Festival plus much more.Enjoy the show!You can follow DTL on IG & Twitter @delairetheliarwww.rockologyhour.com@rockologyhourSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rockologyhour)

This week we take a detour through our journey of Roadrunner's history to stop and smell the dozen black roses as we explore the best RR release of 2020 as voted by you!: Salem's debut self-titled EP. Band vocalist William Gould joins us to discuss how this project came about, the differences between Salem and Creeper, and the Monday Night Wrestling Wars!

Sarah Ansari (Royal Holloway) gives a talk for the Asian Studies Centre seminar series. This talk explores connections between ‘development’ and the politics of agrarian reform in Sindh (Pakistan) during the period of transition straddling Independence. On the one hand, it highlights the place of development thinking in contemporary debates and policy making there before and after 1947; on the other, it acknowledges the role of the local hari movement in pushing for tenancy changes in the Sindhi countryside. Sarah Ansari conducts research primarily (but not exclusively) on the nineteenth and twentieth-century history of Sindh. Her publications have focused on a range of topics, including local religious elites (pirs) under British rule, the impact of Partition in both the short and longer term, and women’s lives in Pakistan’s early years. Her latest book Boundaries of Belonging; localities, citizenship and rights in India and Pakistan (co-authored with William Gould) was published in late 2019.

Sarah Ansari (Royal Holloway) gives a talk for the Asian Studies Centre seminar series. This talk explores connections between ‘development' and the politics of agrarian reform in Sindh (Pakistan) during the period of transition straddling Independence. On the one hand, it highlights the place of development thinking in contemporary debates and policy making there before and after 1947; on the other, it acknowledges the role of the local hari movement in pushing for tenancy changes in the Sindhi countryside. Sarah Ansari conducts research primarily (but not exclusively) on the nineteenth and twentieth-century history of Sindh. Her publications have focused on a range of topics, including local religious elites (pirs) under British rule, the impact of Partition in both the short and longer term, and women's lives in Pakistan's early years. Her latest book Boundaries of Belonging; localities, citizenship and rights in India and Pakistan (co-authored with William Gould) was published in late 2019.

Sarah Ansari (Royal Holloway) gives a talk for the Asian Studies Centre seminar series. This talk explores connections between ‘development’ and the politics of agrarian reform in Sindh (Pakistan) during the period of transition straddling Independence. On the one hand, it highlights the place of development thinking in contemporary debates and policy making there before and after 1947; on the other, it acknowledges the role of the local hari movement in pushing for tenancy changes in the Sindhi countryside. Sarah Ansari conducts research primarily (but not exclusively) on the nineteenth and twentieth-century history of Sindh. Her publications have focused on a range of topics, including local religious elites (pirs) under British rule, the impact of Partition in both the short and longer term, and women’s lives in Pakistan’s early years. Her latest book Boundaries of Belonging; localities, citizenship and rights in India and Pakistan (co-authored with William Gould) was published in late 2019.

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Episode III: Ian Miles' psychotic episode in Southampton City Centre sees him carried away in an ambulance, as William Gould helplessly looks on. William is left with a predicament whether to travel back to Los Angeles and carry on with the album alone.Piano credit:Xandy BarrySFX:ZapsplatInterviewed & produced by Giles Bidder (Mighty Moon Media) Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rockology Hour is back and this week Jake is joined by the singer of the hottest band on the UK Rock scene right now - William Gould from Creeper.Jake and Will chat about the brand new Creeper record "Sex, Death and the Infinite Void", the tumultuous journey of making the record, mental health in the music industry and pro-wrestling. Will takes on the 'liveliest rock karaoke quiz game involving Scott Stapp impersonations on the airways" - Stapp-oke! The Creeper guitarist, Ian Miles, even makes a impromptu appearance!All this plus much, much more so you really don't want to miss this episode.You can follow Creeper @creepercult & follow William Gould @willghouldPlease subscribe and share with a link-minded mate!Enjoy the show!www.rockologyhour.com@rockologyhourSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rockologyhour)

En la entrevista de hoy conversamos con el Dr. William Gould, ecólogo investigador del Instituto Internacional de Dasonomía Tropical en Río Piedras (IITF) y Director del Centro Climático del Caribe (Caribbean Climate Hub). El Dr. Gould nos habla sobre sobre el reto de rescatar los árboles caídos luego de los huracanes del 2017. Luego de…

En la entrevista de hoy conversamos con el Dr. William Gould, ecólogo investigador del Instituto Internacional de Dasonomía Tropical en Río Piedras (IITF) y Director del Centro Climático del Caribe (Caribbean Climate Hub). El Dr. Gould nos habla sobre las proyecciones climáticas para Puerto Rico y como pudieran afectar la agricultura local. El clima está…

Gessie Belizaire is a debut author of a thought provoking Political & Social Sciences book titled UnMet Potential.  Through a comparative analysis, she is able to look at the long-term ramifications of French colonization on present-day Haiti and Guinea in hopes of uncovering the potential that both nations must rise above the conditions of their past.  Born in Haiti and raised in the United States, Belizaire uses her writing to break down cultural barriers, inviting her readers to consider crucial questions about history, the black narrative, and self-identification. She hopes that her writing will empower her readers to be the change they wish to see in the world.    Dedicated to a life of service, Belizaire has served as a Taskforce Member on African American Health for the National Medical Association; and was selected as the William Gould award winner for all around outstanding achievement for her community involvement and academics in 2009. As a former contributing writer for Empower Magazine she is most proud that she was able to highlight stories that uplifted the African American community.  Belizaire is also the creator and founder of www.thislifeiliveintruth.com, a blog committed to inspiring others to live their most authentic life.   Belizaire is currently a Development Associate at YWCA USA, a non-for-profit dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.   In this episode we discuss: The process of creating her blog and writing her first book. Gessie's role at the YWCA and how the organization serves the community. Tips on partnering with organizations to build the community.  

William Gould speaks at the South Asia Seminar on 21 February 2017 There are two broad trends in historical scholarship on partition: On the one hand, older work traced high politics, and the ‘end-game’ of Empire. On the other, more recent and extensive histories recover partition experiences, refugee politics and everyday violence. Uttar Pradesh and its urban centres were not in partition’s immediate hinterland but were pivotal, this paper argues, at an alternative scale of political mobilisation around volunteer movements. Taking P.D. Tandon’s Hind Rakshak Dal as its central case study, it argues that early 1940s militaristic and drilling organisations were ideologically pivotal to the meaning of ‘Pakistan’ in UP. The paper draws some new conclusions about the significance of these movements’ ideologies of violence to India’s long partition.

William Gould speaks at the South Asia Seminar on 21 February 2017 There are two broad trends in historical scholarship on partition: On the one hand, older work traced high politics, and the ‘end-game’ of Empire. On the other, more recent and extensive histories recover partition experiences, refugee politics and everyday violence. Uttar Pradesh and its urban centres were not in partition’s immediate hinterland but were pivotal, this paper argues, at an alternative scale of political mobilisation around volunteer movements. Taking P.D. Tandon’s Hind Rakshak Dal as its central case study, it argues that early 1940s militaristic and drilling organisations were ideologically pivotal to the meaning of ‘Pakistan’ in UP. The paper draws some new conclusions about the significance of these movements’ ideologies of violence to India’s long partition.

Ernie Rea and guests discuss B.R. Ambedkar's role in forming modern India. It's 70 years since the new country of Pakistan was born ; followed the next day by an independent India. There can be few who are unaware of the seminal role played by Mahtama Gandhi in the struggle for independence. Much less known is Dr B.R Ambedkar. Many would argue that his contribution was every bit as important. Ambedkar was the country's first Law Minister and he was the chief architect of the Indian Constitution. He was a Dalit - or Untouchable - and he had a major falling out with Gandhi on how the problem of Untouchability should be dealt with. Joining Ernie to discuss Ambedkar and his Legacy are Dr. Ananya Vajpeyi, Fellow and Associate Professor at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi; Santosh Dass, President of the Federation of Ambedkarite and Buddhist Organisations and Vice Chair of the Anti Caste Alliance; and William Gould, Professor of Indian History at Leeds University. Producer. Rosie Dawson.

Ernie Rea and guests discuss B.R. Ambedkar's role in forming modern India. It's 70 years since the new country of Pakistan was born ; followed the next day by an independent India. There can be few who are unaware of the seminal role played by Mahtama Gandhi in the struggle for independence. Much less known is Dr B.R Ambedkar. Many would argue that his contribution was every bit as important. Ambedkar was the country's first Law Minister and he was the chief architect of the Indian Constitution. He was a Dalit - or Untouchable - and he had a major falling out with Gandhi on how the problem of Untouchability should be dealt with. Joining Ernie to discuss Ambedkar and his Legacy are Dr. Ananya Vajpeyi, Fellow and Associate Professor at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, New Delhi; Santosh Dass, President of the Federation of Ambedkarite and Buddhist Organisations and Vice Chair of the Anti Caste Alliance; and William Gould, Professor of Indian History at Leeds University. Producer. Rosie Dawson.

India is about to go to the polls. 788 million people are eligible to vote in the world's largest democracy. The role of regional, local and caste-based parties is important in Indian politics where Governments tend to rule by coalition, but this election is being represented as an epic struggle between the Indian National Congress party and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by the controversial figure of Narendra Modi, a Hindu Nationalist. Joining Ernie Rea to discuss the role of religious nationalism in Indian politics are William Gould, Professor of Indian History at the University of Leeds, Atreyee Sen, lecturer in Contemporary Religion and Conflict at the University of Manchester, and Zoya Hasan formerly Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University and currently National Fellow of the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR). Producer: Amanda Hancox, Rosie Dawson.

India is about to go to the polls. 788 million people are eligible to vote in the world's largest democracy. The role of regional, local and caste-based parties is important in Indian politics where Governments tend to rule by coalition, but this election is being represented as an epic struggle between the Indian National Congress party and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by the controversial figure of Narendra Modi, a Hindu Nationalist. Joining Ernie Rea to discuss the role of religious nationalism in Indian politics are William Gould, Professor of Indian History at the University of Leeds, Atreyee Sen, lecturer in Contemporary Religion and Conflict at the University of Manchester, and Zoya Hasan formerly Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University and currently National Fellow of the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR). Producer: Amanda Hancox, Rosie Dawson.

Dr William Gould (University of Leeds) and Mr. Dakxinkumar Bajrange – ‘History, memory and stigma: Filming India's 'criminal'/denotified tribes in western India’

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