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	Titre	Date	Durée
	In the Garden of Krishna’s Love	22 mai 2026	00:48:00
In the Garden of Krishna’s Love is the first episode to explore bhakti - devotion, and specifically songs showing devotion to Hindu Gods and Goddesses. We will hear from Baul masters on the importance of devotion in one’s spiritual progress as well as learn the historical significance of the Bhakti movement in India. ********** Songs: Bhakti Bina Se Dhon Mele Na Composer: Sotish Gosai Singer: Anath Bondhu Ghosh Eseche Kunjero Dware Composer: Jadubindu Gosai Singer: Rina Das Baul Krishna Anurager Bagane Composer: Ananta Gosai Singer: Rabi Das Baul Instrumentals: Jekhane Sai’r Baramkhana Composer: Lalon Fakir Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir Rai Jago Go Composer: Traditional Performed by: Ochin Pakhi featuring Nathan Torrence on bansuri Kirtan Chant Composer: Traditional Singer: Priest and devotees at Hare Krishna Temple in Rogers Park, Chicago Ei To Tomar (intro) Composer: Rabindranath Tagore Performed by: Ochin Pakhi, featuring Soumyajyoti Ghosh on bansuri Khandana Bhava Bandhana Composer: Swami Vivekananda Performed by: Ochin Pakhi Many thanks to Biplab Ghosh, Arnab Sengupta, Rina and Manosij Goswami for help in the field, to Gene Nemirovsky for audio engineering, to Subhajit Sengupta for co-hosting, to the Fulbright-Nehru program and to all the musicians and teachers who recorded for this show. Podcast is recorded, curated and hosted by Lucia Thomas. For photos and more info please visit Amplisounds Radio.
	Rejecting Caste: All are Brothers of my Heart	24 avr. 2026	00:41:03
“Rejecting Caste – All are Brothers of my Heart" is a further exploration of manus twatto - the theory of humanity, this time focused on jat, or caste. Some Fakiri singers will discuss what caste felt like to them and what the great poet-saint Lalon Fakir had to say about caste. **** Songs: “Jat Gelo Jat Gelo Bole” Composer: Lalon Fakir Singer: Amirul Fakir “Sorol Dese Jao” Composer: Matal Rajjak Singer: Jamsher Fakir “Nishedh Karo Ogo Brinde” Composer: Ajahar Fakir Singer: Khaibar Fakir Recording courtesy of: Suvankar Dassharma & Sudip Ray (Dubki project) “Achhe Manus Hridoy Pinjiray” Composer: Prafulla Sarkar Singer: Uttara Baidya “Manus Bhojle Sonar Manus Hobi” Composer: Lalon Fakir Singer: Jamsher Fakir Instrumental Backgrounds: 1. Jekhane Shai’r Baramkhana Composer: Lalon Fakir Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir 2. Jat Gelo Jat Gelo Composer: Lalon Fakir Dotara player: Amirul Fakir 3. Snowflake and Inver Bank Band: Baba Yaga’s Stew Composers: Lucia Thomas and Patrick Davey 4. Raag Yaman Alap Violinist: Lucia Thomas Many thanks to Biplab Ghosh, Arnab Sengupta, Rina and Manosij Goswami for help in the field, to Gene Nemirovsky for audio engineering, to Subhajit Sengupta for co-hosting, to the Fulbright-Nehru program and to all the musicians and teachers who recorded for this show. Podcast is recorded, curated and hosted by Lucia Thomas For photos and more info please visit Amplisoundsradio
	Lalon’s Liberation: Worshiping in the Temple of the Mind	27 mars 2026	00:40:47
The Baul songs in this third episode challenge divisive religious identities and beg for a society where all humans treat each other well. It will share some background on the painful history of the partition of India as well as dive deeper into the life story of Lalon Fakir, the legendary Baul saint from the late 18th century. Sob Loke Koy Lalon Ki Jat Composer: Lalon Fakir Singer: Babu Fakir Emon Manob Somaj Composer: Lalon Fakir (attributed to Lalon Fakir but composer is unknown) Singer: Dolan Banerjee Ami Dil Kabate Namaz Porbo Composer: Lalon Fakir Singer: Ohidul Fakir Apnar Apni Fana Hole Composer: Lalon Fakir Singer: Dolan Banerjee Instrumentals: Jekhane Shai’r Baramkhana Composer: Lalon Fakir Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir Sob Loke Koy Lalon Ki Jat Composer: Lalon Fakir Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir Many thanks to Biplab Ghosh, Arnab Sengupta, Rina and Manosij Goswami for help in the field, to Gene Nemirovsky for audio engineering, to Subhajit Sengupta for co-hosting, to the Fulbright-Nehru program and to all the musicians and teachers who recorded for this show. Podcast is recorded, curated and hosted by Lucia Thomas For photos and more info please visit Amplisoundsradio
	Searching for the Man of the Heart	27 févr. 2026	00:40:17
Searching for the Man of the Heart explores how Baul songs use the metaphor of the house to describe the human body, which, for the Baul, is the starting place for realization. In this episode, listeners hear lyrics with cryptic images that point toward what the Baul call the praner manus “the man of the heart”–a personification of one’s inner truth. Songs: Dhonno Dhonno - Lalon Fakir (composer), Supriya Poddar (singer) Charyapada (First Song) - Lui Pad (composer), Srijoni Sadhika (singer) Ghor Niye Koto Jontrona - Anath Bondhu Ghosh (composer and singer) Amar Bhanga Ghore - Kingsuk Goshai (composer), Rabi Das Baul (singer) Barir Kachhe Aarshinagar - Lalon Fakir (composer), Ochin Pakhi (performer) *students of Babu Fakir Instrumentals: Jekhane Shai’r Baramkhana - Lalon Fakir (composer), Amirul Fakir (Dotara player) Dhonno Dhonno - Lalon Fakir (composer), Amirul Fakir (Dotara player) Ghor Niye Koto Jontrona - Anath Bondhu Ghosh (composer), Lucia Thomas (violinist) Youtube Links: Babu Fakir and his students: https://youtube.com/@babufakirofficial5603?si=6T-tG1r71DHXDaPa Sadhika Srijoni and Simon Zakaria: https://youtube.com/@charyapada7209?si=Pe31qLE6i3F31hZL Anath Bondhu Ghosh: https://youtu.be/ojMfb-PyWJg?si=Lxpr4vrYsGK-FpPJ Robi Das Baul: https://youtu.be/jjkfOVVMzi0?si=NyhSB6W6AK6XDIcE Ochin Pakhi: https://youtube.com/@ochinpakhichicago?si=tuCdiH_6U8UPeMmM Many thanks to Biplab Ghosh, Arnab Sengupta, Rina and Manosij Goswami for help in the field, to Gene Nemirovsky for audio engineering, to the Fulbright-Nehru program and to all the musicians and teachers who recorded for this show. Photo: "Bengal Patachitra" via Wikimedia Commons
	Songs of the Unknown Bird	17 janv. 2026	00:45:13
This first episode explores Deho Twatto “theory of the body” in the Baul context, where the body itself is the starting point for spiritual understanding. Songs: Baul Howa Sohoj Kotha Noy Composer: Kangal Horinath Singer: Babu Fakir Khachar Bhitor Ochin Pakhi Composer: Lalon Fakir Singer: Selina Fakirini Chirodin Pushilam Ek Ochin Pakhi Composer: Lalon Fakir Singer: Nurbaba Phaki Deowa Pakhi Re Tor Composer: Ammulyo Sarkar Singer: Uttora Baidya Instrumentals: Jekhane Shai’r Baramkhana Composer: Lalon Fakir Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir Gram Chhara Composer: Rabindranath Tagore Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir Khachar Bhitor Ochin Pakhi Composer: Lalon Fakir Violinist: Lucia Thomas Painting credit: Dipshikha Debnath For photos and more info please visit Amplisoundsradio Many thanks to Biplab Ghosh, Arnab Sengupta, Rina and Manosij Goswami for help in the field, to Gene Nemirovsky for audio engineering, to the Fulbright-Nehru program and to all the musicians and teachers who recorded for this show.

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