Indian Outpost: Bombay - Winter 1944

Continue exploring the world through the Civilian Radio Network with Indian Outpost where you can tune-in and listen to music and news from India in the Winter of 1944, alongside sounds of Bombay (Mumbai).

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CREDITS:

Sara Singh was performed by Neha Bali

Sally Sullivan was performed by Lis Dye

Admiral Wheelhouse was performed by Jay Chip

This Broadway was researched, written, and produced by Nick Seider

News heard in this broadcast comes from the Santa Cruz Sentinel, available on the California Digital Newspaper Collection made available by the University of California, Riverside. 

Sounds heard in this broadcast come from FreeSound.

The name Bombay was used in place of Mumbai for this broadcast for historical accuracy.

Music was selected for accuracy to the time and place of this broadcast and includes the following pieces:

Maru Bihag: Performed by Ravi Shankar

Dadra: Performed by Ravi Shankar

Raag Yama: Performed by Pannalal Ghosh

I’m Drifting Back To Dreamland

Bhimpalasi: Performed by Ravi Shankar

Sindhi-Bhairavi: Performed by Ravi Shankar

A Tamil Folk Song

A Religious Song from Kerala

Raag Shri: Performed by Pannal Ghosh

In The Yellow Pavilion

Folk Song From South India

Sanai Gath: Performed by Raga Kaphi

Our producers, that is to say our generous patrons, are listed as follows:

Associate Producers:

Jessica Kernan

Clark Silva

Cybersynth

Michelle McMullin

Producers:

Dave Colloidal

Nathan Ovalle

Alex Solano

Ryan Gray

Laura Miller

Riley Brent

Executive Producer

Travis Traber

This broadcast is a work of fiction.

All characters and voice dialogue are owned by 

Seider & Company

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