by Janyl Jusupjan | May 4, 2020 | Chaï Latte & Salt, podcast
Filip Noubel Welcome to Chaï Latte & Salt Hello, Filip Noubel is the managing editor of the freedom of expression outlet Global Voices (globalvoices.org). He is a co-founder and co-editor at Cathay Publishers. Filip also contributes to an award-winning literary...
by Janyl Jusupjan | Apr 16, 2020 | Chaï Latte & Salt, podcast
Kenje Kara, a Kyrgyz epic teller by B.Smirnov, 1903 (figure from “The Semetey of Kenje Kara” by Daniel Prior, Publisher Harrassowitz) Welcome to Chaï Latte & Salt, author: Janyl Jusupjan, an independent filmmaker and author from Kyrgyzstan. An amazing...
by Janyl Jusupjan | Mar 4, 2020 | Chaï Latte & Salt, podcast
Razia Sultanova (2nd from left) with women during her field research in Uzbekistan, 1990s Dr. Razia Sultanova is author of “From Shamanism to Sufism, Women, Islam and Culture in Central Asia”. Listen the episode here: This episode of the first English...
by Janyl Jusupjan | Jan 16, 2020 | Chaï Latte & Salt
Chaï Latte & Salt podcast episode Nr. 2 Sashar Zarif is a dancer, educator and researcher in Canada. He is a research associate at York Centre for Asian Research at York University in Toronto. Listen to his interview here: Transcript of the interview Sashar...
by Janyl Jusupjan | Nov 18, 2019 | Chaï Latte & Salt, podcast
Photo: Abdul (3rd from the left) with his family. Circa 1969, curtesy of Abdul Rakhim Khudayar Chaï Latte & Salt podcast episode nr.1 Life can be a sorrowful place without a mother, especially for a small child. But how about finding her alive and sound after half...
by Janyl Jusupjan | Nov 18, 2019 | Chaï Latte & Salt, podcast
Janyl is from Ala-Too mountains in Kyrgyzstan on the border with China. Her mother used to prepare tea with milk and salt. It is a beverage for “extreme tea lovers” (чай для экстремалов), as one traveler put it. The podcast Chaï Latte & Salt brings you...
