The Peacock
This episode is about the peacock, not because it is the national bird of India, which it is. But because it gave rise to the second most important work in evolutionary biology. I speak of course of Charles Darwin’s theory of sexual selection.
The Great Indian Bustard: can it be saved from the brink of extinction?
Can the Great Indian Bustard be saved from the brink of extinction?
Destination Bharatpur
The Keoladeo Ghana National Park is arguably India’s most famous national park for birds. This episode offers you a bird’s eye view of the park
Genius of Birds with Jennifer Ackerman
Jennifer Ackerman has been writing about science and nature for 30 years. Her most recent book, The Genius of Birds (Penguin Press, April 2016), explores the intelligence of birds
Marriott Whitefield: Hotel Review: The Telegraph UK
This sprawling hotel in the midst of the evolving business district of Whitefield – a busy and buzzing district on the outskirts of Bangalore – has 321 rooms, unintrusive service, great restaurants, and an amazing spa.
The Wim Hof method: The cold touch of health
Ice baths have become a thing now, practiced by various Hof acolytes in Europe and North America.
Indian Wine Podcast
I love wine. I drink wine. So hosting a podcast [...]
The Alexander Technique to improve posture
For the post-yoga generation, somatic therapies like the Alexander Technique, used to correct structural alignments, are gaining popularity
Vibram Furoshiki shoes
Wearing Vibram’s Furoshiki shoes is like wrapping a kimono or a Kanjivaram silk sari around your feet
Graphology and Mike Mandel
If you are even a little interested in hypnosis, graphology or neuro-linguistic programming, you ought to experience this man