Brown People We Know
Suraj KandukuriBrown People We Know is an interview podcast with South Asian Americans taking non-traditional paths. Past guests include a a world-touring Death Metal guitarist that retired and became a dentist, a single mother that became a Hindu priestess at age 62, and a professional dancer blending Bharatanatyam with Tap Dance on large stages like NYC's Lincoln Center. By sharing these stories, the podcast a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Armaan aka Kahani is the founder of NONRESIDENT, an alternative record label for diaspora artists. Armaan started his career with a decade plus in the VC/Tech industry where he’s held numerous roles building and growing digital products for companies... more
Annika has built a career with her love for health and for words. With an M.Ed from Penn State and a MPH from George Washington University, she currently serves as a Communications Project Manager at Weill Cornell Medicine. In that role, she helped b... more
Rajika Bhandari has spent over 25 years studying international education programs and student mobility. She’s served as Director of Research and Strategy for The Institute of International Education, received an IIE Centennial Medal while serving on ... more
Dan is a management consultant turned company builder. After majoring in Cognitive Sciences at Rice University, Dan went on to work as an associate with the consulting firm Oliver Wyman. There, Dan took a secondment where he was shipped off to Colomb... more
Carolina-based Desis Gurtej Singh and Rashmili Vemula explore life as the children of Desi immigrants in their podcast, The Carolina Desi. With their guests, the dynamic duo discuss the double life that so many of us live while navigating the cultura... more
Anu Seghal is a cultural educator that grew up in India as the daughter of an Hindu Army soldier and a Muslim gynecologist. She moved to the United States over 20 years ago to complete her education and began working as a brand manager for major comp... more
Mild Mannered & Timid is a conversational show where hosts Kunal, Kush, and Ria share their unfiltered takes on anything and everything related to the diaspora. If you don’t believe it, just check out the names of their episodes: Jalebis Look Like Po... more
Yawar is a Gay Pakistani American actor-turned-real estate agent. Acting, for him, is a family business. Yawar’s grandfather, Noor Mohammed Charlie, was a pioneer in the Bollywood film industry until the India-Pakistan partition. And though his paren... more
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- A Podcast of Role Models
It's very evident that Suraj puts in a lot of time and effort into finding great guests for this show, and into writing extremely thoughtful questions for them. No "surface level" softballs here. As a fellow South Asian American, I'm inspired by this podcast every time I listen.
Apple Podcasts5itsravilad
United States5 years ago - Great podcast
I really appreciate the way Suraj carried this podcast. The podcast is insightful and knowledgeable (it covers a lot about culture, business, individual’s journey etc). Really great one !!!
Apple Podcasts5Sid1269United States5 years ago - Great content and interviews
This is a great podcast with cool interviews across the south Asian diaspora
Apple Podcasts5Om the MCUnited States6 years ago - New Perspectives
As a high school student, this podcast has shown me new perspectives from indian americans. Highly Recommend!
Apple Podcasts5SidDaKid27United States6 years ago - A series of great insights for young Indian-Americans
Though focusing on a subgroup, this podcast is pretty great at highlighting individuals in the community who don’t fit the stereotypical mold of an Indian-American professional. The values presented are, nevertheless, quite universal.
Apple Podcasts5TheRealRohitUnited States6 years ago - Great Concept!
I think this is a unique podcast theme. Having been on both sides, - growing up in the US and India - these guests speak to me!
Apple Podcasts5gskreddy01United States6 years ago
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