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- 68 - My Three Gems
Just like Vimal sir from ‘Premam’ who said “Java is simple, but powerful”, Indrasenan is of the opinion that friendship is a simple emotion but also so powerful that it cannot be easily explained. From his personal experience, he believes that friendship is life’s driving energy and unexpected friendships are the best because it has different shades to it. He vividly narrates three such unexpected friendships from his life that left a lasting impression on him and made him the person he is today. Listen to Indrasenan express his gratitude to the three gems who shaped his life in this heart-touching podcast.
Credits:
Voice:Indrasenan
Script:Shalini Nair & Indrasenan
Sound Design:Chithra S. NairSun, 06 Aug 2023 - 10min - 67 - Niyas’ Promise
Remember ‘In Harihar Nagar’ and similar comedy-caper movies based on friendship? These movies were not just about comedy, but had interesting twists. The story of this podcast is similarly based on a true but funny incident from RJ Pratheesh’s childhood. It is set in the era when Sachin Tendulkar single-handedly ruled the cricket world. Being an ardent cricket fan even in his 7th grade, Pratheesh was interested in cricket collectibles. During this time he befriended Niyas, who made a promise in return for a favour - an offer Pratheesh couldn’t refuse. Years later, in the age of social media, they got in touch with each other and decided to meet up. While catching up and reminiscing on the good old times, Niyas made another promise, this time an even bigger one. Listen to this podcast to know if Niyas fulfilled his promise.
Credits:
Voice:RJ Pratheesh, Adarsh, Ambily & Vidya
Sound Design:Jenish JaimySun, 06 Aug 2023 - 06min - 66 - Charlie and Archie
Through a heartwarming story about the strong bond between Charlie and Archie, RJ Arya narrates the friendship between two puppies in this podcast. In spite of having different personalities they became thick friends. This story explains the power of friendship which can even happen between animals. How did they become friends? How did it all begin? How did they create sweet memories with each other? Listen to the podcast to know how one rainy night became the beginning of unconditional love and friendship.
Credits:
Voice:RJ Arya
Sound Design:Jenish JaimySun, 06 Aug 2023 - 04min - 65 - Cycle of Friendship
Here’s the captivating story of three friends from Ayikkara, a charming coastal area in Kannur. The podcast by RJ Ramesh is based on a true story from thirty years ago, before there was social media or even mobile phones. Back in the 90s, when one could rent bicycles for a nominal rate, the three friends decided to go on an escapade. They set out to watch a movie one night taking a bicycle that belonged to one of the fishermen in the locality. But the night had other plans for them. On their way back after the movie, cops caught them during a routine night patrol. Why did the cops get hold of them? What were the three friends charged with? What was the peculiarity of their names which got them into trouble? Go back in time to the nostalgic 90s with RJ Ramesh.
Credits:
Voice:RJ Ramesh & Mashhood Soopiar
Script:Mashhood Soopiar
Sound Design:Jenish JaimySun, 06 Aug 2023 - 04min - 64 - Destination: Friendship
RJ Veeru believes that friendship is like traveling. It’s like moving from one destination to another. Some destinations fascinate you, while some don't pique your interest at all. You stay at one place for a while, you move on from some places quickly, while some places tug at your hearts and make you want to visit again. However, Veeru is of the opinion that your first friend is a destination just like your birthplace. Even though you may live far away from it now or haven’t visited the place in a long time, it remains a part of you. A part that you can never forget because it was where your life began. In this podcast, Veeru talks about his friend Arjun who now stays in another country and explains how to maintain friendship in such a way that it becomes like fine wine.
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Voice:RJ VeeruSun, 06 Aug 2023 - 06min - 63 - Kuppi Kurippu - A Bottled Note
Little Fella would believe anything that her elders would say, especially her aunt who would tell her tales of fantasy. This podcast by RJ Fella explores the innocence of a child who believed in tall tales and narrates an incident from when she was a kid. This story is about her childhood friend Arun, who was also her neighbour. They went to the same school and studied in the same class. One day, a small mishap by her caused a lot of trouble for Arun. Even though she knew what she did was wrong, she couldn’t tell Arun the truth. That’s when she remembered her aunt telling her about Kuppi Kurippu, a bottled note which must be planted under the jackfruit tree. Whatever wish written in the note would be fulfilled by the ‘Kuppi Goddess’. Listen to this podcast by Fella to know what happened next and if her innocent wish was fulfilled.
Credits:
Voice:RJ Fella
Sound Design:Jenish JaimySun, 06 Aug 2023 - 06min - 62 - Ready? 1 2 3 Start!
We all have friends who we once hesitated to even talk to but cannot live without talking to years later. RJ Jinu narrates an engrossing story from her childhood about her school friends, with whom she created valuable memories she can cherish to this day. Jinu believes that friendship can change any negative vibe into positivity. Her friends were beacons of positivity with whom she could do a lot of fun mischievous activities. In this podcast, she reminisces about a funny incident that happened one day during heavy rains, which speaks volumes about their friendship.
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Voice:RJ Jinu
Sound Design:Jenish JaimySun, 06 Aug 2023 - 07min - 61 - Ennu Swantham Keralam - E3 : Travancore
This unique podcast special takes listeners on a journey back in time to that period during the formation of the independent state of Kerala. The third episode focuses on the history of Travancore, the land of palaces and royalty. In this episode listeners will get acquainted to the contributions and influence of C. P. Ramaswami Iyer, who served as Diwan from 1936 to 1947; and the social and administrative reforms made during his time.
Credits:
Narration - RJ Shyam & RJ Prameela
Title V.O - Radhika Retnam
Script & Character V.O Coordination - Praveen Ayyampilly
Concept & Production - Jacob Cherian
Concept & Digital Integration - Kannan N.K
Sand Artist - Krishna Prasad, Kanimangalam
Music Archives - Shijo Manuel
Podcast Intro & Outro Sound Design: Alex Devasia
Additional Character V.O - RJ Chandu
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This unique podcast special takes listeners on a journey back in time to that period during the formation of the independent state of Kerala. The second episode focuses on Kochi, the coastal Kerala state which welcomed Arab, Chinese and European merchants. This podcast explains what a ‘Ko-Thi Kallu’ is, how Thiru Kochi was formed and gives listeners a sweet reminiscence of a bygone era.
Credits:
Narration - RJ Shyam & RJ Prameela
Title V.O - Radhika Retnam
Script & Character V.O Coordination - Praveen Ayyampilly
Concept & Production - Jacob Cherian
Concept & Digital Integration - Kannan N.K
Sand Artist - Krishna Prasad, Kanimangalam
Music Archives - Shijo Manuel
Podcast Intro & Outro Sound Design: Alex Devasia
Additional Character V.O - Sreehari Ramakrishnan
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This unique podcast special takes listeners on a journey back in time to that period during the formation of the independent state of Kerala. The first episode focuses on Malabar, the land of spices where Kerala’s trading history began. How did the land get the name ‘Malabar’? What does the name mean? From the story behind the arrival of Vasco Da Gama to the origin of cricket in the state, this podcast explains the interesting story behind Malabar.
Credits:
Narration - RJ Shyam & RJ Prameela
Title V.O - Radhika Retnam
Script & Character V.O Coordination - Praveen Ayyampilly
Concept & Production - Jacob Cherian
Concept & Digital Integration - Kannan N.K
Sand Artist - Krishna Prasad, Kanimangalam
Music Archives - Shijo Manuel
Podcast Intro & Outro Sound Design: Alex Devasia
Additional Character V.O - Subheesh, Mashood, Vidya, RJ Deepak, RJ Jaisal
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Kerala is famous for its unique culture and traditions. So much so that people come from across the world to study and understand our beautiful heritage and culture. But how much do we, the new generation of Malayalis, know to teach someone about our traditions? Lishna asks a poignant and thought-provoking question, as she takes listeners along with her on a personal two-decade-old throwback. A throwback to an era where weddings were conducted differently from the present. A time when everything from the wedding invite, to the wedding event to the way brides and grooms celebrated their big day was contrasting to the current times.
Voice: RJ Lishna
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What comes to your mind when you hear the word ‘Kerala’? Most people would say - Coconut trees. But Radhika begs to differ as she takes listeners on a nostalgic trip where she delves into the soul of Kerala and reveals that it has a deep-rooted attachment with Mango Trees. She picks incidents from her childhood and adulthood where her nostalgia is attached to Mangoes and enlightens listeners about various other ways Mango trees are associated with the psyche of Malayalis. Be prepared for an in-depth analysis of a pregnant mother’s craving for raw mangoes to the fondness Malayalis have for delicacies made from Mangoes.
Voice:Radhika
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Tue, 01 Nov 2022 - 14min - 56 - Bhakshananweshana Pareekshanangal
There’s no doubt that Malayalis love food so much that the culture and history of the state is entwined with various cuisines that have been introduced to our plates since the state’s inception. But how has the food habits and preferences of Malayalis changed over the years? Haritha tags along listeners on a journey through malayalis’ food habits and love for experimenting with food. From the simple morning breakfast that consisted of tuberous roots in olden times to the modern breakfast, the lip-smacking evening snacks to the north indian dishes, everything a Malayali consumes has changed to the point that there are even places that are known famously for the food that is available there.
Voice:RJ Haritha
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A Malayali is like a sponge - No, this isn’t an ancient proverb or a quote from someone famous. This is in fact an insight Veeru realized after an accidental encounter with a stranger during his Dubai days. One evening a European lady came knocking at Veeru’s door. He had never met her before and had no clue why she came asking for a favour. Why then did she come to his house? What did she want from Veeru? Listen to this interesting podcast where he also talks about a fantastic quality that sets Malayalis apart from the rest of the crowd.
Voice:Veeru
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Tue, 01 Nov 2022 - 06min - 54 - Aluva Puzhayude Theerathu
Deeptha grew up on the banks of Aluva puzha (river) and like anyone from Aluva, shares an inseparable bond with the river. During her childhood, she played with other kids on the vast banks of the river. In this podcast, she reminisces about the time when kids would play cricket on the ground near her house and as she grew up witnessed people building houses around the ground until the ground was almost gone. The houses built in close proximity to each other had high walls and big gates. No kids played there anymore and people seemed to have drifted away from each other, living their lives like strangers. Everything changed on August 15, 2018. At first, it seemed like a casual warning, only it wasn’t. Deeptha narrates the harrowing incident that changed the fates of people living near Aluva puzha that day.
Voice:Deeptha
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According to statistics, there are currently more than 3.5 million Malayalis living in the Gulf countries alone. The first of these expatriates left Kerala in the early 70’s and toiled day and night for the happiness of their loved ones back home. Even though they faced several adversities they continued bravely and paved the way for the development of the countries that became a home away from home for many. Some of them came back after a few years while some stayed longer just to make the lives of their loved ones better. Jaisal throws light on the lives of these relentlessly hardworking people who left their homeland but left their hearts back home. The only means for these people to stay connected to their family in those days was handwritten letters. Not everyone back home had a phone connection and making international calls was also expensive. Those who knew how to read and write used letters for communication, but what about those workers who didn’t know how to read or write? How would they communicate? This podcast by Jaisal is about Nabeesa, who went from her impoverished hut to an affluent house in Qatar in the early 90’s as a housemaid. As Nabeesa went looking for a life of prosperity and faced many ups and downs, she found a unique way to communicate with her family.
Voice:RJ Jaisal
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Not many people realize that the famous tagline of a carbonated soft drink is in fact more than just a tagline. It’s a life lesson. The words ‘Darr Ke Aage Jeet Hai’ translates to ‘There is victory ahead of fear!’. From her own experiences over the years, RJ Anjali identified that fear is what stands in the way of many of us achieving our dreams and goals. From her fear for cockroaches that led to an embarrassing situation many years ago during a movie night with friends, to taking the first step to conquer her fear for heights by attempting an aerial yoga session, Anjali is here to make you realize that no matter how big or small your fear is, the good thing is that it can be overcome and there definitely is victory at the end.
Voice: RJ Anjali
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 12min - 51 - Ettaamathe Mothiram
Kandathil Mammen Mathew, known as K.M. Mathew or Mathukuttichayan was the editor-in-chief of Malayala Manorama. Under his able leadership, many publications such as Vanitha, The Week, Karshakasree, Balarama, Kalikudukka, Magic Pot, the encyclopaedic Manorama Yearbook were published. His autobiography titled Ettamathe Mothiram (The Eighth Ring) was published in 2008. It is replete with memories of a 90 year old who walked shoulder to shoulder with youngsters. RJ Cahndu reads out a chapter ‘Ormayude Jalolsavam’ from the autobiography.
Voice: RJ Chandu
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 29min - 50 - Oridathu Oridathu…
We have been hearing various stories right from our childhood. As we grow up, the stories around us, the ones we hear and the ones we tell others also change. But our love for stories remains the same. Ever wondered why the majority of the stories we have heard don’t specify the time and place which they take place? Why do most of the stories start with ‘Once upon a time’ or ‘Long long ago, somewhere far away’ and why haven’t we ever asked a storyteller when exactly is once upon a time? Why hasn’t the story of the hare and the tortoise aged beyond the first time we heard it? That’s the fascinating nature of stories and the magic of storytelling. RJ Ramesh asks listeners some thought-provoking questions as he delves into the world of storytelling and explains in detail about how stories have influenced our perspective in life.
Voice: RJ Ramesh
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 06min - 49 - The Harbinger of Happiness
RJ Pratheesh shares a simple happy story from his life, a story about how a young man who had no particular aim in life became someone who spreads happiness and joy to thousands of listeners. The story begins years ago when private FMs in Kerala were in their nascent stage and proceeds to the present time. Not only radio, but a lot of things have changed during this time, including what happiness means to Pratheesh.
Voice: RJ Pratheesh
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 09min - 48 - Sakshi
RJ Poornima narrates a story that takes listeners back to the 90’s when she was taken to Mumbai (then Bombay) by her parents during the two-month summer vacation. Staying with her uncle & aunt, Poornima was extremely bored during the first couple of weeks until her aunt asked her to go play with the kids in the neighbourhood. She quickly made friends with them and it became something of a routine everyday as the kids made sandhills, played on the swing and had a lot of fun. That’s when Sakshi, a cute little girl from the neighbourhood befriended them and changed their lives forever!
Voice: RJ Poornima
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 06min - 47 - Odi Odi
They say life is a race and we’re all trying to win it. Sometimes there are races that teach us valuable lessons in life, and RJ Adarsh takes listeners back to 1996 when he was part of one such race, a literal race which was also the first running race in his life. As a student in the first standard, Adarsh took part in a running race and something unexpected happened when he was all set to reach the finishing line. He had to make a choice. Did he make the right choice?
Voice: RJ Adarsh
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 10min - 46 - A Trip Down Memory Lane, via Europe
There is no doubt movies have a huge influence on viewers. Of all movies, probably what influences us the most would be road movies and movies based on travelling. Now, most of us would either set out on a trip as soon as we watch a road movie or at least plan a trip with friends or family at the earliest. RJ Veni and friends planned one such trip right after they watched the movie Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. The coming of age road trip movie influenced them so much that they made sure their trip to Europe was something they’d all remember for the rest of their lives.
Voice: RJ Veni
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 07min - 45 - Being Akkudu
Ever wondered what’s the reason for someone’s happiness? Some people need a huge reason to be happy while some find happiness is small things. Some of these reasons can be so small that others would be like - is this even a reason to be happy about? RJ Delmi narrates one such tale from her life. A happy story about Akkudu - a little kitten that unexpectedly came to her doorstep 4 years ago during onefestival time and became an inseparable part of her life.
Voice: RJ Delmi
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 07min - 44 - A Simple Tough Question!
Sometimes the simplest questions are the hardest to answer. Like for example, if someone asks you “What is the one thing that makes you happiest?”, it wouldn’t be easy to answer. You may have to think for a while and answer accordingly. RJ Arya has a conversation with Samuel Aby, the music director of Asif Ali starrer Kakshi: Amminippilla. She asks him the seemingly simple question: “What is the one thing that makes you happiest?” and he answers the question by taking listeners through his journey as a young aspiring musician fascinated by the work of established musicians in cinema to the present day when he became a successful music director in the Malayalam film industry.
Voice: RJ Arya
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Sun, 20 Mar 2022 - 19min - 43 - A Happy Reunion
RJ Karthikk narrates an incredibly heart-touching story about friendship and the power of radio in this podcast. The story takes place 8 years ago, when he started his journey as an RJ. In the initial days, while he was still learning the ropes as a radio jockey, he accidentally revealed some of his personal details much to the displeasure of his show producer. Soon one thing led to another and he had to deal with a stalker situation. But like they say, every coin has two sides. Karthikk was in for a surprise when one of his listeners traced his roots and found their way to his home.
Voice: RJ Karthikk
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Although born in Thrissur, Sreejeet was brought up and lived most of his life in Delhi. Needless to say, his Malayalam diction was considered a bit ‘odd’ by his friends and relatives in Kerala. He began his experiments with Malayalam right from his childhood when relatives used to talk to him in Malayalam and he’d struggle to reply back to them. As he grew up, he never thought he’d end up in Kerala. But he did. And even got married to a proper Malayali girl. Listen to him narrate his rib-tickling experiences while picking random words from others’ conversations and using them in inappropriate places to hilarious results.
Voice: Sreejeet
Producer: Sreejeet
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Once upon a time, during a monsoon season, a Goorkha came to Kodakara. Now, why did he come to Kodakara of all places? Would he be able to adjust to the new surroundings and culture? Do the locals really think they need a Goorkha? A hilarious incident one night changes his life. RJ Chandu takes listeners through a humorous episode taken from the collection of Kodakara stories called ‘Kodakara Puranam’ penned by Sajeev Edathadan.
Voice: RJ Chandu
Producer: Chandu
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Lone midnight. Pitch darkness. The smell of Palappoo (rightly called Devil Tree flower) in the atmosphere. The cackle of a woman faintly heard at a distance. Suddenly a woman in white saree appears out of nowhere. Isn’t this the typical concept we have of a Yakshi (Female spirit) from several decades? Mostly seen only in our horror films, we have been imagining this character the same way, regardless of cinema & technology developing by leaps and bounds. It’s interesting that these beings are usually portrayed as multi-talented folks who can sing, dance and even romance. Hop in with RJ Ramesh as he takes you on a fun-filled horror flashback from Bhargavi Nilayam to the most recent horror flick.
Voice: RJ Ramesh
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RJ Nidhi recollects celebrating Kerala Piravi during her school days and then relocating to the middle-east at the age of 21. Once away from her roots, the feeling of home hit her hard. She reveals how she spent her time living through the memories of home, the beaches, the sights, the sounds, the food, the celebrations and even the little things she used to see from her front-yard that she took for granted.
Voice: RJ Nidhi
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Savad chronicles an incredible incident from the life of Merchant Navy Officer Deepak Udayaraj. Deepak had a great job and a happy life. He got married in January 2020. Then something no one in the world expected happened - the covid 19 pandemic. Right after his wedding when Deepak was looking forward to wonderful things in his life, he found that he couldn’t get back to work. 8 months later he was assigned a job that literally changed his life. What he was told was that this job involved several months in the sea, and travel across continents. But what he didn’t expect was life throwing pirates, kidnappers, gunfights, wounded colleagues, and an abandoned ship at him. How did he survive this ordeal? Listen to Savad tell the brave story of how Deepak survived on stranger tides.
Voice: Savad
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If you ask someone in Kerala what’s the best halwa they have ever had, they would most probably say it is the Kozhikode Halwa. Halwa or sweet meat as the English colonizers called it, is so popular in Kerala that there is a street in Kozhikode named after it - The Sweet Meat Street (SM Street). RJ Jaisal narrates the story of a 14 year old boy, Alan Das, from Kozhikode’s SM Street who miraculously saved an old woman’s life with his incredible presence of mind. So how did he do it? RJ Jaisal tells you exactly how.
Voice: RJ Jaisal
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Even before being old enough to learn all the alphabets in the Malayalam aksharamala, Pratheesh began learning the lyrics of popular songs by heart. Right from that age he harboured dreams of becoming a popular lyricist. In order to hone his skills he would try writing different lyrics to the tune of already popular songs. RJ Pratheesh narrates an incident from his childhood when he tried to take part in a poetry writing contest held as part of Kerala Piravi celebrations that ended up in an unexpected climax.
Voice: RJ Pratheesh
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Once an expatriate himself, RJ Veeru explains to listeners how a Pravaasi or expatriate can be classified into various types. He elaborates the different kinds with examples based on his own experiences. Veeru believes that pravaasam is a choice that one takes on their own accord and sometimes takes out of pressure. However, he believes that expatriates have more Kerala in them than the people living in Kerala because we only celebrate Kerala during festivities while pravaasis celebrate Kerala every day.
Voice: RJ Veeru
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Travel back in time with RJ Shyam as he takes you to the garden in the front yard of an old home during the Kerala monsoons. He introduces us to a peculiar Mango tree from his childhood that is still vivid in his memories. The tree was short in height and almost resembled a mushroom at times and the shadow of a dwarf man spreading his hands wide during nights. During the mango season the tree bore several clusters of mangoes. When other children drew pictures of coconut trees in school, little shyam drew the mango tree which his father called sundarimaavu (the beautiful mango tree). One day, Shyam woke up to find several broken moon pieces under the tree. How did the tree do that? His curious mind was baffled. Listen to the podcast to know what really happened.
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Dressing up in traditional attire on Kerala Piravi day is something we cannot do without as Malayalis. Another major thing Malayalis cannot do without is choru, or rice. The world famous and most sought-after Kerala Sadhya is testament to Malayalis love for rice and an assortment of curries. RJ Poornima, an ardent choru fan recounts the time when she landed in a college in Chennai and started missing everything about Kerala, especially the rice. Does she find a way to satisfy her craving? Listen to this podcast to find out.
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Mon, 01 Nov 2021 - 08min - 32 - Three Musketeers
Sometimes you need to be far away from something to know its true worth. The love for one’s home is something of that sort. You only realize its worth when you are away in another land. RJ Sajina recollects a time when she left home for college in Karnataka. She made friends with two other Malayalis and was inseparable to the extent that they were named Three Musketeers by others in the college. The Malayali musketeers began missing the festivities, the food, the costumes and celebrations of Kerala and started devising ways to keep Kerala close to them. Until they were discovered by seniors in the college who wanted to have a word with them? What happens to the musketeers? Listen to the podcast to hear it from Sajina herself.
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Mon, 01 Nov 2021 - 08min - 31 - A Malayalam Teacher from U.P
12 years ago, Arshi from U.P came to Kerala, studied here among Malayali kids without knowing a single word in Malayalam, and grew up to become a Malayalam teacher in the same school. The daughter of a migrant worker who achieved an almost impossible dream. Sounds like a fairytale story right? Hear it to believe it as RJ Adarsh talks to Arshi in Malayalam and is surprised that she speaks better than many Malayalis themselves.
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The devastating floods in 2018 taught us a lot of lessons. While it opened our eyes and made us more humble than we were, we found among us a lot of unlikely heroes. Heroes from various walks of life taught us the true meaning of Humanity. While we celebrated some, a few of them remained in the shadows as unsung heroes. RJ Manju speaks to some of the heroes who upheld the spirit of Kerala and showed us that there is nothing we cannot accomplish if we stand together irrespective of caste, creed, religion and gender.
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The good ‘ol pre-covid days when one could travel anywhere they could without fear, RJ Prameela took a trip to Rajasthan. She had been looking forward to traveling to Rajasthan to explore the palaces and architecture of old buildings reminiscent of a bygone era. When she reached Jaisalmer, she was captivated by the beautiful sunset in the desert. But what brought a smile on her face was a compliment she received from a stranger who was a native of Rajasthan. She takes listeners back to yet another time when she was visiting Himachal Pradesh when she received a lovely compliment - one that would make any Malayali beam with pride.
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Once, during an interview, avid traveller, entrepreneur and media person Santhosh George Kulangara was asked a seemingly tough question. The interviewer asked Santhosh where he would visit if he could only visit one country in his lifetime. The answer was as interesting and thought-provoking as the story RJ Delmi recounts about one of her friend’s academic tour across North-East India and West Bengal. Traveling across villages in West Bengal, reminiscent of Kerala from 50 years ago, Delmi’s friend met a Bengali journalist who asked him a pertinent question - A question that forced him to look deep within himself for an answer.
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What comes to your mind when you hear the name Kerala? The cuisine of Kerala is definitely something most people associate with the word Kerala. Now, it is no surprise that we, as Malayalis are fond of our food. But how does an outsider who loves food perceive our cuisine? RJ Vinaya, a foodie herself, chats with Aparna Mulberry, a half-American, half-Chilean teacher/vlogger who was raised in Kerala for 12 years and has carried Kerala culture with her across several continents in the due course of her life. Popularly known as ‘Inverted Coconut', Aparna shares with Vinaya her favourite Kerala dishes.
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Kerala Piravi, the day that marks the birth of Kerala is a day every proud Malayali celebrates in great grandeur. While girls take out their precious Kerala saree from their wardrobe, the boys turn up dapper in kasavu mundu. It is almost mandatory to take photos in traditional costumes to post on social media, as a day like this doesn’t come by that often. But have we, as a generation forgotten our roots and culture, and only remember it on this particular day as opposed to expatriates who remember Kerala every single day? RJ Chithra asks a poignant question in this podcast that each of us need to ask ourselves.
Voice: RJ Chithra
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Singer Sreenivas has crooned quite a few songs in Malayalam that are very close to every Malayali’s heart. This wouldn’t have happened and we would have missed an amazing singer if he hadn’t quit his job to pursue his passion for singing. On the 20th anniversary of one of his most iconic songs, Sreenivas catches up with RJ Arya to recollect the memories of recording the song that catapulted him to great heights.
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We’re all familiar with Usha Uthup’s popular song, Ente Keralam Ethra Sundaram. Imagine listening to this beautiful song as many times as she wants from her mother during her childhood. RJ Anjali, daughter of Malayali’s favourite Usha Didi, grew up as a Malayali by choice. Even though she’s a half Malayali, half Tamilian, who grew up in Kolkata with a father and mother who themselves grew up in different parts of India, she instantly felt like home here in Kerala. Anjali asks an important question to her listeners - Who is a Keralite? Since Kerala is no longer a place but a feeling, isn’t anybody from anywhere in the world with a love for Kerala a Malayali?
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The Malayalam language has evolved a lot over generations. It has now reached a point where it is no longer Malayalam, it’s Manglish - the language spoken by the majority of the new generation. How did they end up speaking Manglish, an amalgamation of Malayalam and English and forgetting their mother tongue? RJ Shilpa recollects memories of her school and college life where speaking in Malayalam was considered an offence worth imposing a fine. Is it too late to go back to our roots? Listen to the podcast to find out what Shilpa thinks we should do to save Malayalam.
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Who doesn’t love travelling right? We all love going places for various reasons. But ever since the pandemic hit, and lockdowns of various types were implemented, all travel plans have gone haywire. Even Kerala must be missing all the travellers from around the world who used to come by throughout the year. RJ Karthikk takes listeners on a journey across the 14 districts of Kerala to explore the uniqueness of dialects and slangs spoken by Malayalis in each district, the diverse food habits and way of living. Yet, in spite of these differences the language and the culture is the same, making us part of the wonderful state rightly called God’s Own Country.
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Who doesn’t love travelling right? We all love going places for various reasons. But ever since the pandemic hit, and lockdowns of various types were implemented, all travel plans have gone haywire. Even Kerala must be missing all the travellers from around the world who used to come by throughout the year. RJ Karthikk takes listeners on a journey across the 14 districts of Kerala to explore the uniqueness of dialects and slangs spoken by Malayalis in each district, the diverse food habits and way of living. Yet, in spite of these differences the language and the culture is the same, making us part of the wonderful state rightly called God’s Own Country.
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Gopiyettan is a simple man with no malice in his heart. You could say paalum-vellam pole manassaanu Gopiyettanu. What happens when Gopiyettan gets accused of theft in a crowded bus? Can he prove his innocence? RJ Chandu takes listeners through a humorous episode taken from the collection of hilarious Kodakara stories called ‘Kodakara Puranam’ penned by Sajeev Edathadan.
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We all make choices in life that we either regret immediately or feel bad about at a later stage. We sometimes take wrong turns in life and wish we could just go back and take the right road. Most people don’t do it because they don’t want to risk going back and making another mistake. RJ Deepak shares an experience from his life, where he took one such wrong turn during his university days, that he instantly regretted. Does he risk it all and take a U-turn back or continue on the same path? Listen, to know more.
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How much does it cost to do a good deed? RJ Haritha takes listeners back to her school days when a little act of kindness made her realize that once you set your mind to do an act of kindness, there will always be a way to make even the impossible possible.
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Many a Malayali household has at least one family member in the middle east. The UAE has always been a dream destination of choice for Malayalis for many years. But things weren’t as easy as they are now. RJ Pratheesh takes listeners through the emotional and adventurous journey of Mr.Noor to UAE in the year 1970 when getting a visa was almost impossible.
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Log kya kahenge? Aalukal enthu parayum? What would people think? These words hold a lot of unwanted importance in most of our lives. If someone asked us what our favourite colour is, chances are that we would usually go for a colour that looks good on us. But is that actually our favourite colour or are we playing it safe? RJ Lishna takes listeners through the experience of a listener as well as her personal experience with the colour yellow.
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It’s easy to give up and succumb to pressure when we face hardships but it takes sturdy resilience to go against all odds and emerge a winner. RJ Ramesh tells the awe-inspiring story of Ambili, an ordinary girl with extraordinary dreams who when faced with adversities proved that nothing is impossible when you set your heart to succeed in life, no matter what.
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Before becoming the well known talk show host, television producer, actress, author, and philanthropist, Oprah Winfrey had a rough childhood. But in spite of having several downs in her life and no role model to look up to, Oprah’s life ended up great due to her strong belief that no matter what happens in our lives, there shall always be light in the end. RJ Delmi narrates the story of how an incident during Christmas changed the life of 12 year old Oprah.
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Everyone has a fear for something or the other. Some are irrational fears while some are minor ones that can be easily overcome with a little help. RJ Prameela reminisces about the time she had one such fear that almost crippled her daily life - A fear she overcame once she reminded herself that fear is only an emotion once you learn to take charge of it.
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There is something fascinating about flashbacks; be it in movies or in real life. The expectations of listeners when someone narrates a story from the past is at its peak. RJ Jaisal narrates one such story, that takes listeners back many years ago to the campus of Farook College, Kozhikode.
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Who says that spontaneous solo trips are only for characters in Bollywood movies? RJ Sajina explains how an adventurous impromptu solo trip to Goa, back in 2016, changed her perspective about life and a lot of things and helped her get acquainted with her own self.
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En route to Hampi with friends, RJ Shyam has a little car trouble. The beautiful scenery, the colourful sky and the fun atmosphere of the road trip was dampened by a tiny mishap. As it was getting dark and they were beginning to lose hope, something unexpected happened. Sometimes the strangest things can be the most life-changing events.
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The carefree happy-go-lucky life of RJ Neena gets a makeover with the arrival of Prahaladan PP. Who is Prahaladan PP? Where did he come from? What is his backstory? RJ Neena opens up to listeners about the unusual bond and newfound friendship that changed her life.
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Do we listen to music based on our moods or does music change our mood? Quite a tricky question. That probably depends on each person and the kind of songs we listen to. But have you ever tried singing yourself instead of listening to someone else sing to uplift your mood? RJ Manju showcases a wide range of ‘singing attempts’ in this hilarious podcast that emphasises the importance of singing without inhibitions no matter what someone else thinks.
Voice: RJ Manju
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In a world where everyone is striving hard to be the best in their profession, there’s bound to be ups & downs. While the ups make you happy, the downs can have the opposite effect. So how does one stay happy? With so much competition and pressure around it’s not an easy task to find happiness. But RJ Adarsh is here to tell you the best way to find happiness.
Voice: RJ Adarsh
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From aspiring to be an actor as a 9th standard student in Kannur to harbouring dreams of becoming an Ad filmmaker in Bangalore, establishing his own small-scale pickle manufacturing company and finally becoming an RJ at Radio Mango, RJ Veeru’s life is nothing short of a blockbuster movie. Listen to him narrate the dramatic events from his own superhit life.
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Many years ago little Arya studying in UKG was very fond of cartoons and colourful pencils. She loved to write her name on books with a newly sharpened pencil. But what sharpened the character of RJ Arya as she grew up was one little piece of advice her mother gave her when she accidentally brought something home one day - something that did not belong to her. RJ Arya narrates the story of the best advice she got from her mother.
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Most of us don’t remember our childhood memories unless our parents or relatives narrate it to us when we are growing up. But there are some memories that are etched so strongly in our minds that we remember them ourselves like it happened yesterday. RJ Poornima recollects one such beautiful musical memory from the 90’s when she was just 3 years old.
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Who doesn’t like being in the Spotlight? Almost everyone around us wants to be an actor or someone famous, but lose hope when things don’t happen the way they planned. At times like these, a little motivation, a pinch of inspiration is all one needs to achieve their dreams. But where do we find this inspiration? Look within oneself, says RJ Karthikk, as he shares his incredible journey from an aspiring actor looking for a chance at the location of a Mammootty movie years ago, to meeting the actor himself and sharing the Spotlight with the Megastar.
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Mocking a person's physical appearance or features based on what society perceives as the set standard of beauty and making inappropriate and negative comments can have severe effects on a person's mental health. After facing several hurtful and uncomfortable comments from those around her, RJ Vinaya decided to ignore the pointless chatter and reclaim happiness in her life. Listen to her share the experience of how she overcame body shaming with positivity and confidence.
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Acclaimed filmmaker, screenwriter and author P. Padmarajan has a special place in the hearts of Malayalis who love movies and literature. Lola, a collection of 18 love stories which represents the physical and social appeal of love, is one of his famous literary works. In this book written for lovers and for those who celebrate the emotion of love, Padmarajan introduced the titular character, an American woman named Lola Milford. RJ Nidhi takes listeners on a journey along with Lola.
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