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 'The Way We Were' connects the dots between the past and the present to reveal that cinema, popular culture, all forms of artistic expression, politics, and music are purveyors of ideas and impulses that reveal to us what we most need to learn about ourselves. The podcast revisits films, songs, watershed moments in art, culture, society and politics to show how a thread of continuity runs through them all and connects them inextricably to each other. Rich with nostalgia, trivia, lived anecdotes, and the larger meaning of events that are making news and impacting the zeitgeist, 'The Way We Were,' is about the pixels that make the big picture, exclusively on The Podcaster.Timbre Media Pvt Ltd Art
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    • 14: Ep 014 - 2024: The Year of Gentlewomen

      14: Ep 014 - 2024: The Year of Gentlewomen
      Dec 23 2024
      On this episode of 'The Way We Were', Reema looks back on 2024 - the year of gentlewomen. The triumphs of Payal Kapadia and Kiran Rao created space for cinema without male aggression.

      'Laapataa Ladies' garnered a record 13.8 million views on Netflix and toppled 'Animal' in viewership ratings on Netflix, and blockbusters like 'Stree 2' and 'Kalki ' had women at the heart of their narratives.

      What set 'All We Imagine as Light' and 'Laapata Ladies' apart was an emphasis on kindness and humanism at a time when performative cruelty and violence run rampant in cinema, OTT shows and politics around the world.
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      13 min
    • 13: Ep 013 - Does America hate women?

      13: Ep 013 - Does America hate women?
      Nov 19 2024
      The misogyny that you once saw in crime shows, oozing from the rancid mouths of criminals, is now loud and proud. Post the US elections, two men walked onto a Texas university campus with signs that read: "Women are property".

      They did so because they felt empowered by the triumph of a candidate who has been accused of sexual assault; a candidate who went on to be elected twice over to the highest seat of power in the US.

      So, the question is how did we get here?
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      11 min
    • 12: Ep 012 - Blurred Lines: Indian Cinema and the Underworld

      12: Ep 012 - Blurred Lines: Indian Cinema and the Underworld
      Oct 25 2024
      The recent incidents involving a self styled mobster and Salman Khan are indicative of just how easy it is to target the industry - sometimes for money and sometimes for notoriety that is mistaken as fame.

      One thing, however, is very clear.
      The line between good and evil has been blurred decisively, on the screen and off it.
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      8 min
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