The Bhāratīya Frequency, a soulful podcast exploring India’s civilisational consciousness through contemporary voices, recently released its third episode featuring acclaimed Hindi poet and journalist Garima Mishra. Hosted by Meenakshi Rao and co-hosted by noted media personality Aanchal Gupta Kalantri, the podcast continues to carve a niche for meaningful dialogue that bridges ancient wisdom with modern expression. The episode was filmed at Aanchal’s creative studio, Arts in Motion.
Garima Mishra is widely recognised for her unwavering commitment to preserving and promoting Hindi poetry as a living cultural force. Through her platform, Kavita Cafe, she has created a vibrant space for poets and audiences to engage with Hindi literature across generations. Her work champions the idea that language is not merely a medium of communication, but a carrier of identity, memory, and emotion.
A deeply moving highlight of the episode is Garima’s work with Healing Verses, an initiative that uses poetry as a therapeutic tool for senior citizens and the ailing. From hospital wards to elder-care homes, her healing sessions have demonstrated how verse can awaken memory, ease emotional pain, and restore dignity and connection. The conversation reveals how poetry transcends aesthetics to become a form of medicine for the soul.
Meenakshi Rao brings a rare synthesis of entrepreneurial vision and spiritual inquiry to the podcast, shaping conversations that are reflective, rooted, and future-facing. Aanchal Gupta Kalantri’s refined media sensibility anchors the dialogue with warmth and clarity, making complex emotional and cultural themes accessible to a wide audience.
Episode three of The Bhāratīya Frequency stands as a poignant reminder that in an age of speed and digital noise, language, poetry, and shared stories remain powerful instruments of healing and cultural continuity. The episode is now streaming across leading audio and video platforms.
