<p>This episode of Globalocal Talks features Urvashi Butalia, a feminist writer, publisher and activist. She set up India’s first exclusively feminist publishing house, Kali for Women in 1984. In 2003, she founded Zubaan Books, an imprint under Kali for Women. In this podcast, she talks about her journey from being a feminist to have her own publishing house. She also talks about gender discrimination, rape and violence against women. She is one of the strongest voices of the Indian Feminist Movement.</p>

This episode of Globalocal Talks features Urvashi Butalia, a feminist writer, publisher and activist. She set up India’s first exclusively feminist publishing house, Kali for Women in 1984. In 2003, she founded Zubaan Books, an imprint under Kali for Women. In this podcast, she talks about her journey from being a feminist to have her own publishing house. She also talks about gender discrimination, rape and violence against women. She is one of the strongest voices of the Indian Feminist Movement.

Globalocal Talks: Season 2

Episode 6 Literary voices in Indian publishing with Urvashi Butalia

This episode of Globalocal Talks features Sidharth Jain, founder of The Story Ink (TSI), India's First Story Company in April 2018. TSI is premium content for screen, a “Book to Screen Adaptation Company”. In this podcast, he talks about his business model around books-to-screen adaptation and what are the challenges while adapting a story to screen. He also talks about post covid changes in the film industry and how will this impact books that are picked for adaptations.

Episode 5 Business of Book to Screen Adaptation with Sidharth Jain

This episode of Globalocal Talks features Martin Schult, working at the Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels since 2004. He is the deputy head of the Berlin office and looks after the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. In this podcast, he talks about who invented the peace prize, what is the significance of this prize and the reason for choosing Amartya Sen this year.

Putting the Peace Prize Together with Martin Schult

This episode of Globalocal Talks features Linda Lee, Principal and CEO of Linda Lee LLC, which helps businesses and individuals manage intellectual rights and grow strategic partnerships. She is an independent consultant with 30 years experience in all aspects of multimedia publishing. Also, the author of Frankfurt Audio White Paper “Audiobooks: Taking the World by Storm". In this podcast she shares about why AudioBooks are so popular and development on audiobooks especially in South Asian region. She also talks about her interest to write the White Paper.

All about AudioBooks with Linda Lee

This episode of Globalocal Talks features Anja von Kampen, film producer, author, and her invention Knietzsche, the youngest philosopher in the world. In this podcast, she shares how she managed to build this success and how she is growing it, but also with the character Knietzsche to follow his journey into his thoughts about different topics. It is also fascinating to follow Anja's path and how she got to where she is – she is a self-made woman par excellence.

Podcast with Anja von Kampen, creator of Knietzsche, the youngest philosopher in the world

This episode of Globalocal Talks features Gautham Pai, Managing Director, Manipal Technologies Ltd. Gautham shares his journey of the company that started as a small printing press and has now grown into one of the largest end-to-end secure print service provider with offices spread across 4 continents.

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Globalocal Talks: Season 2

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