
Born out of a desire to highlight the diversity within the NY Bengali community & to dispel stereotypes and misconceptions; one story at a time.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

In this episode, Tawhid takes us through his incredible journey—from growing up in Japan as a Bengali to moving to America and overcoming challenges, all the way to his current role as a Staff Software Engineer at IBM. Tune in, and be inspired.
Faizan Ahmed is the Co-founder and Head of Machine Learning for Headstarter, a large community of software engineers all around the Earth. The following is a conversation with Faizan, on his journey in tech, and his experience being a Desi in New Yor... more
Nabeel is a Senior Product Manager at Amazon, as well as being a startup mentor, and a guest lecturer at Columbia Business School. In this episode, we get to see the Bengali side of Nabeel, as well as his career journey being a product manager.
Season 5 - Episode 12: Md Jabed Uddin, came in USA at a very early stage and lives in Astoria with his family.
He is also General Secretary of MoulviBazar District Society. He is a man from Moulvibazar and actively doing his social work. Now becom... more
Season 5 - Episode 11: I feel like in my upbringing, alongside having to study really hard in school, I feel like there's this sort of nurturing care put into having some sort of artistic ability. Be it painting or singing or playing an instrument. F... more
Season 5 - Episode 10: Even though sex education is such an everyday aspect of our life because it can impact a person from the moment that they're born to their death bed. Because it's such an everyday part of our lives, I thought it was really inte... more
Season 5 - Episode 9: I have basically been past five and a half, almost six years in investing in emerging markets or frontier emerging models. And a lot of that time has been spent in the south Asia region. And as part of that obviously spent time ... more
Season 5 - Episode 8: The diaspora club is more of a passion project for me. I kind of started it when I was in lockdown because I was on furlough, which meant that I wasn't working. So. I need to find something to do, and I didn't want to be doing f... more
The speakers on the podcast are mainly Bengali millennials that have come up from all different walks of life.
It's very interesting to hear about their background, struggles, and wins that often times we don't get exposed to.
Glad to know I'm not alone in this hustling city :)
This podcast highlights Bangladeshis who are doing creative, inspiring work and to my knowledge is the first podcast to do so. By sharing this narrative, they are re-writing the old stories about immigrants and generations of kids with immigrant parents. Definitely worth a listen.
I’m absolutely astounded with the platform BengalisofNewYork has created in order to shed light on a diverse group of extremely talented Bengalis from all backgrounds and walks of life. I would 100% recommend that you listen and share.
Love the topics they cover, very insightful. Best of luck Fahim and Kam!
BoNY is a Fantastic initiative! Love listening to the podcasts and reading the blog posts.
Great conversation and interesting points of views are bought to light in these podcasts. It’s easily relatable and understandable.
Bringing awareness to Bangladeshi culture. Thanks.
if you’re reading this, it’s [not] too late. Subscribe ASAP!










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