In this episode of Harper Podcast, we have two Amritas in conversation! Our host Amrita Tripathi is in conversation with writer and scholar Amrita Shah, about her incredible quest totrace her great grandfather's footsteps in South Africa, and his connection to Mahatma Gandhi. Shah speaks about finding out details that enrich her latest book The Other Mohan, as well as how her journalism skills helped her findpeople to connect the dots. Tune in and don't forget to share your feedback with us right here!

On this month’s episode of Harper Podcast, join Deepa Malik, India’s first woman to win a medal in the Paralympics, as she talks to author Amrita Tripathi about her book, Bring it On, and shares from her incredible story. It’s a no holds-barredconversation about living life to the fullest… dealing with paralysis from the neck down, surmounting all kinds of challenges, seeing the glass as half-full and then some… going on to win 23 international medals, representing her country at the highest level.

Malik also talks about breaking gender stereotypes and the reality of gender bias, as well as parenting, her rally driver community and much more.

This month on Harper Podcast, well-known historian Ramachandra Guha is in conversation with Amrita Tripathi, talking about the three waves of Indian environmentalism, and his new book Speaking with Nature: The Origins of Indian Environmentalism, that recovers and reclaims the forgotten history of India's first environmentalists. The author talks about climate change as a clear and pressing issue but highlights that there are many serious environmental problems in India like air pollution, river degradation that have been created by careless policies and lack of political will -- problems that were called out even in the late 19th and early 20th century. Stay tuned right till the end for his personal dedications and much more.