Inkfeathers Podcast

Immerse yourself into an almost life-like narrative written by Dr. Shritama Das, about the bombings on Nagasaki. Hear the pain, hear the misery, hear the agony and hear the helplessness that war brings to both the winning and the losing side. In the 8th episode of Inkfeathers Podcast, realise the real meaning of a hollow victory.

Ah! The bliss of love! Kristina talks about her poem ‘Adoration’, which she wrote in one of her happiest moments in her life. Beautifully describing the feeling of being in love, the sense of freedom, the sense of protection one feels, that feeling of being with someone special, she successfully imparts the true essence of truly being in love with someone.

Ah! The bliss of love! Kristina talks about her poem ‘Adoration’, which she wrote in one of her happiest moments in her life. Beautifully describing the feeling of being in love, the sense of freedom, the sense of protection one feels, that feeling of being with someone special, she successfully imparts the true essence of truly being in love with someone.

How to deal with darkness, negativity and abyssal emotions? John McCafferty has the answer to them all. He analyses how different aspects of negativity affect the different aspects of someone’s personal life as well as their surroundings. His poetry, although short and precise, leaves a very hard-hitting and impactful message.

How to deal with darkness, negativity and abyssal emotions? John McCafferty has the answer to them all. He analyses how different aspects of negativity affect the different aspects of someone’s personal life as well as their surroundings. His poetry, although short and precise, leaves a very hard-hitting and impactful message.

The darkness of sunsets sounds ironic, right? Deep dive into the detailed analysis of Sehaf’s poetry, where she explains why sunsets are so meaningful to her, why she looks at sunsets that signify something depressing yet manage to convey a ray of hope. We are sure you would have never thought that sunsets could mean this much!

Taboos of society -- a subject everyone is aware of but no one talks about. This is the epicenter of Deeksha’s poetry, ‘The Marital Love’. She dives into a conversation about one of the taboos in the society which is often covered by media and featured in news articles, but is never given a voice.

Every human, regardless of their age, has had a fantasy lover, a vision of that perfect person they want to adore. Manoj Vaz beautifully describes the depths and the highs of being in love with someone who doesn’t even exist, also talking about how fictitious and non-fictitious it is at the same time when they wake up from their dreams to realize that it was all imagination.

Everyone goes through their own hardships and challenges. It is how people decide to deal with them that actually makes a difference. Rashi Aggarwal reveals how being in a mentally exhausting situation wore her down and writing The New Beginning helped her overcome her obstacles.

We tend to forget our contribution in a relationship at times, not realizing that we also played an equally important role. In this episode, Priya Kulkarni talks about her poem Without Me and what urged her to scribble it out. She opens up about personal experiences revolving around it, including the lesson she learnt about the importance of self, which inspired the title of the poem.