Captured my interest - and I am not a history enthusiast
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“A few months ago I watched an interview where a famous celebrity said that the one thing she feels at loss always is that she knows very little about her history or heritage. That sat with me even after months and I pondered how blessed are some of us who have a treasure trove of it. This podcast reinforced that thought, once again. I was always the student who was bored in history class but I effortlessly cruised through quite a few episodes of Ithihaasa and that should say volumes ! Right from the background music to the tone of narrator to the unbiased points of view, each episode takes the listener through untold or forgotten and neglected mile posts in the sands of time. As I was listening, an illustrated animation video of Tallikota or parallel conspirings or kings, the pillage, went on in my head and I think that can happen only if there is clarity of thought from the narrator. I thoroughly enjoyed and I can only imagine the history buffs out there to have “kid in a candy store” experience.”
chandraMama via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/24/20
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“Fantastic podcast, concise and insightful content.. can’t be more pleased to listen to Indian history!
I wish we had this in our history books growing up so we could be even more proud of our roots!”
ankur.a9 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/10/20
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“This podcast grows on you. The narration and storytelling is ace. What got me hooked on is the assurance that the series would be based on ‘substance’ rather than ‘sequence’. That in itself offers a fresh perspective for diving into a ‘historical review’ of any kind.
Being born and raised in...”Read full review »
DChandrika via Apple Podcasts ·
India ·
07/12/20
“The Podcaster doesn’t shy away from calling a spade a spade. It could be Rama Raya’s foolish policies that eventually led to the demise of his empire, perhaps the greatest empire southern India had ever seen or the relentless foreign invasions that broke the cultural yoke of Indic civility. Very...”Read full review »
Kasa.K via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
01/30/21
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