We're BAAACK! After much delay, we're finally back with season 2 of Calcutta Arthouse. This season, we move from the tropic heat of West Bengal to the humid shores of the Mediterannean, for a deep - but still irreverent - dive into the films of Isreal. For our season opener, we sat down to watch Salah Shabati, and talk immigrtaion, integration, agricultural socialism, and of course, buiscuits. Join us for Tel-Aviv Maintream.
This is a special bonus episode, in which we talk about what has been going on in Texas over the last week, and how we survived it with the kids. Our tone is lighthearted as usual, but the tragedy here in Texas is real. If you can and want to help, this is a good collection of suggestions: https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/how-to-help-texans-recover-from-the-winter-disaster/ For more local help, Austin Mutual Aid has a gofundme page here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/kick-the-cold-austin-mutal-aid We'll be back to our regular programming next week. ...
Welcome to Calcutta Arthouse, an irreverent and uniformed look at the Parallel Cinema of Bengal. Ayelet and Pramit discuss their movie viewing credentials (none), their plans for the podcast (many), their kids (feral), marxism (not really), and, of course, cricket. ...
We're excited to introduce a new feature: Pick Ups! An occasional series of mini episodes, Pick Ups is the place for all (well, some) the clever things we should have said but didn't. In this episode, we revisit fan-favorite Devi, to discuss names and tantric sacrifices. It's a slightly dark turn to our usual irreverence, but we hope you enjoy. ...
