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Shwetha and Rema
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A conversation between 2 brown women, Shwetha Ravishankar & Rema Chari based out of New York City - sharing experiences growing up in India and moving abroad in our 20’s and how that has shaped the women we have become today.
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Chai Break
Feb 9, 2023
A Chai-versation with Co-Founder & CEO of Ode, Jashima Wadehra
Jashima Wadehra is the co-founder and CEO of Ode, a brand strategy, talent management and business development firm catering predominantly to children of immigrant brands, businesses and artists.
While companies rely on third-party metrics, Jashima specializes in taking a “lived experience meets data” approach to representing talent and brands. Specifically from communities whose consumption patterns and preferences are often not aggregated by general marketing data firms or cultural nuances that talent agencies are not well versed in.
Ode’s talent roster has worked with Audiomack, Netflix, Tunecore, Amazon, VEVO, Lincoln Center, Meta, Applaus, Kulture Khazana, Brown Girl Mag, 5XFest, DesiFest and many more on both the talent representation and brand strategy side.
With a background in music journalism, consumer psychology and events, Jashima is the link between brands and companies to create intentional and impactful campaigns.
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Dec 29, 2022
A Chai-versation with Amrita Doshi, Co-Founder of SOAR
Amrita Doshi, is the co-founder and Executive Director of South Asian SOAR, a national organization dedicated to ending gender-based violence in the US, within the South Asian diaspora. She is deeply committed to advancing healing and justice for South Asian survivors and communities. Amrita comes to this work with her own experiences of survivorship as well as several years of work across public health, technology, and art.
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Jan 13, 2023
A Chai-versation with Angel Investor & Venture Capitalist Chandani Bhatt
With a background in behavioral psychology, Chandani wears many hats. From co-founding a marketing tech agency to more recently becoming an angel investor and venture capitalist, she is here to talk to us about the world of finance and importance of financial wellness in the South Asian space.
In our chaiversation, we talk to her about the journey to entering a largely man's world AKA the world of finance. She gives listeners handy tips on investing, and how to navigate a world that is somewhat overwhelming for newbies.
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Chai Break Arabic
Oct 2, 2018
Popular Ways to Say Nay in Arabic - Episode 10
In episode 10 of Chai Break #Arabic we learn popular ways to say Nay in Arabic:
1. لا [La] - No,
2. إلا [il-la] - Except,
3. كلا [kal-la] - Certainly not,
4. لن [la-n] - Not (future),
5. لم [la-m] - Not (past),
6. ما [ma] - Not
7. ليس \ ليست [Lay-sat / Lay-sa] - Not (female / male)
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WOMEX Podcast | Chai Break
Jun 10, 2021
WOMEX Podcast | Chai Break with Srirak Plipat, Freemuse, Defending Artistic Freedom
What is artistic freedom and what does it mean for artists and musicians? What happens when a musician or an artist gets jailed for sharing their art? Based on FREEMUSE 2020 report 978 acts of violations of artistic freedom took place in 89 countries and online spaces. 17 artists were killed, 82 were imprisoned and 133 detained.
Gaurav Narula from the WOMEX team speaks with Srirak Plipat, executive director of FREEMUSE (Freedom of musical expression) an international NGO advocating freedom of expression for artists and musicians worldwide, documenting violations of their rights to freedom of expression, and offers support and assistance to persecuted musicians.
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