Podcasts and a Mild-mannered Iconoclast

For Task #7 we were to listen to a podcast. I chose to browse those offered by CBC and found myself listening to a delightful piece called "A Woman of No Consequence" from the program "And the Winner is ..." which is a show of award winning radio programs.
Sethu Ramaswamy was reading Dickens and Virginia Woolf before she was 10 years old but coming from a traditional Indian family, she was then married at 10 to a young man of 22 and gave birth to her first child at 15.
Her time consisted of bathing and raising children (6 girls) and "cutting vegetables, that is what I remember most, cutting vegetables in the corner of the kitchen". But she was an avid reader and because she and her husband were often apart due to his work, a devoted writer of letters. Finally, this mild-mannered, cultured woman broke from tradition and at 80 years of age wrote a memoir entitled The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian Woman.
This podcast is a delightful reflection on Sethu's life by her granddaughter and features much material in Sethu's own voice.
It makes me think of several great books with Indian characters in them, A Good Wife, by Anne Cherian, The Inheritance of Loss, by Kiran Desai, the books of Rohinton Mistry, Selvadurai Shyam, the films of Deepa Mehta etc.
I can see that these podcasts would be a good way for KFPL to showcase material in our collection. If we were to choose one item at a time to highlight like in the Book of the Week but then make tie-ins to several other things in different formats ... much like in the tradition of 'Next Reads' or 'If you liked ..."