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- Archgyan ? An Indian Architecture Podcast
- Good for Construction
- VASTU Secrets
- Architect Square
- Design Pataki Podcast
The combination of the terms “iPod + Broadcast” gave rise to the phrase “podcast.” Podcasting offers information, education, skills, business advice, and entertainment to people. Podcasting is becoming increasingly popular because it is one of the easiest content formats and is also simple for authors and other people who like to share their ideas or enjoy narrative. Of the 500 million internet users in India, 40 million as of 2024, around 57 million people listen to podcasts out of 500 million globally. Audio podcast content might be solo, interview-style, or group discussions on any topic among friends or acquaintances. Depending on how in-depth the subject is, the length could range from one minute to three hours.
With the advent of technology, architecture is taking shape with this advent too. The worlds of architecture and design are primarily visual, there is a growing selection of design podcasts that demonstrate how the fields can engage the senses. Although the term “design podcast” may seem oxymoronic, a lot about architecture and the visual arts can be learned and appreciated through the spoken word?no visuals are needed. Some design podcasts are independently produced and offer information about leading designers and startups. These podcasts function as an extension of academic programs, allowing you to learn something while you fold laundry or start your daily commute. But you can improve your design education with only a few taps, regardless of what piques your attention. Here are some Indian Podcasts that explore the architecture and architects of India.
Archgyan ? An Indian Architecture Podcast
A podcast called Archgyan features a variety of first-hand conversations with architects, planners, and designers from India and throughout the globe. The podcast is by an architect, for architects in India, to provide a well-stocked library of knowledge to aid in their further education, generation of fresh ideas, and interaction with the architectural community.
Archgyan Podcast was founded by Manish Paul Simon, who completed his bachelor’s in architecture from SPA, Vijayawada. He initiated the podcast to help people in the field learn and explore their careers.
Good for Construction
Good for Construction is an architectural podcast based in India focusing on Indian Architects and Indian Architecture. The podcast in its first series collected stories from architecture graduates across India to catch their experiences from architecture schools to architecture entrepreneurship. The second series interviewed the professionals who went for alternate careers after graduating in architecture.
VASTU Secrets
The Vastu is an ancient architecture science that originated in India nearly 10,000 years ago. It explores design and construction based on geometric principles that are harmonious with living creatures on Earth. The podcast explores the design principles of the Vastu. The podcast program is intended solely for experimental, educational, and/or amusement reasons. The host and guests’ comments do not necessarily represent the opinions or viewpoints of New Millennium Living Limited or this station.
Architect Square
Architecture has been discussed for a long time. But, especially in India, there is an urgent need for discourse about architecture in the present and future. This podcast features architects and offers advice to students and aspiring architects. The goal is to create a community with more knowledge.
Design Pataki Podcast
Esha founded Design Pataki out of a persistent drive to learn more and start a conversation about international design, architecture, and art in India. After serving as managing director of Artisan Furnishings, India, for five years in the interior and architectural design sectors, the Mumbai-based interior designer and creative consultant founded Design Pataki. She attended Rachana Sansad in Mumbai and The Parsons School of Design in New York to study interior design. Esha is a skilled speaker whose distinct perspectives on design have enabled her to chair panels and hold in-person discussions with some of the most significant architects and designers of our day. Her goal at Design Pataki is to encourage young women in design through several programs.
The podcast breaks down the Indian and global design industries with top professionals. The podcast’s goal is to encourage intelligent and insightful discussions about architecture, art, and design.
Whether you are a student venturing on your architectural journey or a professional seeking inspiration and knowledge, these diverse podcasts offer you valuable insights and discussions. From exploring the intricacies of architectural design to knowing the stories of renowned architects, there is something for everyone to learn and enjoy.
So, let?s keep spreading the knowledge and learn and grow together in the exciting world of architecture and design.