"Knowledge Unchained -Advocacy Unbound" is a thought provoking podcast dedicated to exploring the intersection of art and activism,particularly in advocating for critical issues like academic freedom and the release of prisoners of conscience.

Centered around Professor Saibaba's case in India,the podcats delves into the concept of artivism ,showcasing how artistic expression,notably through Saibaba's powerful poetry and letters composed from within prison walls, catalyzes social change and resistance.

In this episode of the podcast,we have two guests from the Social Media and Events group to talk about the events that took place on November 13th and 20th. These events,meticulously orchestrated by the USN-SAR Advocacy,were designed to engage attendees through various activities,including opportunities to sign petitions,immersive performances of Saibaba's poetry and music , and enlightening panel discussions involving experts in the field.

The episode also culminates with a call to action,urging listeners to partake in the fight for justice by following the advocacy groups' social media channels.

It emphasizes the collective responsibility and the profound impact of unified efforts in advocating for causes such as Professor Saibaba's freedom.

Hosts: Sam and Santos.

Guests: Carol and Hossein.

Audio Editor: Rose.

Visual Editor : Shaida.

Director: Hossein.

Program Coordinator: Lily.

Name: A Letter to Anjum .

Writer: Prof G.N. Saibaba 31 August 2017. (Written to Anjum).

Narrator: Priyanka

Audio Editor : Rose.

Visual Editor: Priyanka.

Scene Managers: Mozhgan and Shaida.

Director: Hossein.

Program Coordinator: Lily.

A Letter to Anjum is a letter of Prof.Saibaba to Anjum, a fictional character in Aryndhati Roy's novel, The Ministry of Utmost Happiness.

In the novel, Anjum is a Muslim eunuch who lives in a graveyard. In the letter Prof G.N. Saibaba expresses his plight of being imprisoned and losing his freedom.

He shares how difficult it is to communicate to his family in English while his mother tongue is Telugu and that his letters are often censored.

He also speaks of his deteriorating health conditions and requests for campaigns for his freedom.

This letter video is a dedication to Prof Saibaba demanding his immediate release.

Name of the poem : A Storm Rages.

Writter: Prof G.N. Saibaba 7 April 2017. (Written to Vijay Kumar)

Music : 'The Travelling Symphony' by Savfk Music.

Narrator: Emily.

Audio Editor: Rose.

Visual Editor: Shaida.

Scene Manager : Mozhgan.

Director: Hossein.

Program Coordinator : Lily.

'A Storm Rages'

A storm rages

in the layers of my mind.

A devastated island

in my thoughts

massively collapses

in the middle

of the stormy ocean.

An unquiet calm reigns

the graveyard of my incarceration.

The enforced silence

in me cries out madly.

The daily newspapers

carry holes in the place of news.

The diabolic rumours

and hearsay pass for justice.

The prison roses

bleed sad red blood

outside the closed gates

of my solitary cell.

The lynch mobs

roam around with

blood-smeared swords

of hatred

in their deadly uniforms.

The pestilent silence

spreads like a wild plague

around me.

A storm rages

in the layers of my mind.