Have you ever had a fight on the street? As a pedestrian, a driver, a commuter on public transport? What triggered you? Maybe you were already having a bad day. Maybe it was one more motorist going the wrong way on a one way street. Maybe your personal space was being invaded and you decided you just weren’t going to have it anymore.

In this episode we trace the history of one woman’s road rage.

Written and produced by Samyuktha Varma and Radhika Viswanathan. Our Associate Producer is Menaka Raman. Our Sound Producer is Erwick D’Souza. 

Thanks to Mahua. Supported by the Google Podcasts creator program and PRX. 

Have you ever had a fight on the street? As a pedestrian, a driver, a commuter on public transport? What triggered you? Maybe you were already having a bad day. Maybe it was one more motorist going the wrong way on a one way street. Maybe your personal space was being invaded and you decided you just weren’t going to have it anymore. In this episode we trace the history of one woman’s road rage. Written and produced by Samyuktha Varma and Radhika Viswanathan. Our Associate Producer is Menaka Raman. Our Sound Producer is Erwick D’Souza.  Thanks to Mahua. Supported by the Google Podcasts creator program and PRX.

In City of Women, we explore the calculated strategies, backdoor negotiations, and often absurd lengths women go to have fun and feel free in their city. 

Every Indian woman knows that being out in the city comes with rules - rules that determine who gets to be where and what you can and can’t do. But this  show is not about those rules. It’s about how they get broken, bent, and jumped over when women decide to do things just for themselves.  City of Women is fun, complex, and a bit of a joyride into the minds of women and the streets of Bangalore.

In City of Women, we explore the calculated strategies, backdoor negotiations, and often absurd lengths women go to have fun and feel free in their city.

City of Women

Have you ever had a fight on the street? As a pedestrian, a driver, a commuter on public transport? What triggered you? Maybe you were already having a bad day. Maybe it was one more motorist going the wrong way on a one way street. Maybe your...

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