Invisible India | Navigating Indian Culture With Love
Jessica KumarJessica Kumar is an American development advocate living in Bihar, India. She engages in powerful &empathetic interviews to shed light on lesser known aspects of Indian culture, founded in cultural anthropology, sprinkled with hints of modern relationships. Join us to hear diverse voices, stereotype breakers & interesting people who are experts in: -language learning (specifically acquisition of S... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||
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Is India safe for foreign travelers? I believe that in 95% of situations, having the right skills and language will help you get out of sketchy situations. more
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Navigating the Indian medical system can be incredibly confusing, intimidating and even downright frustrating if you didn't grow up in South Asia. Knowing the ins and outs of how the medical field is run in India is crucial to being able to care for ... more
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- Unlike anything else on the podcast sphere
If you are looking for information on how to appreciate and understand the nuanced cultures of India as a non-Indian, look no further! From language to cultural insights to travel stories to elevating unique voices of Indians from a variety of cultural and geographical backgrounds, this is one of the most interesting podcasts I’ve ever found. Plus there’s the YouTube and online content. As someone with many Desi friends and who hopes to remove to the Indian subcontinent soon, this show is inval... more
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United States2 years ago - So informative and valuable!
I respect Jessica at Invisible India so much. I am also married to an Indian, but live in the US. Several of the circumstances and questions I’ve faced over the last 7 years have been addressed in these podcasts, plus more! I feel so much more informed and equipped on how to handle situations that arise in my immediate family, as well as in our visits to India with extended family and friends. Thank you, Jessica!
Apple Podcasts5KM_USA17United States2 years ago - Podcast with Diverse Variety on Indian Culture
I love how Jessica uses her platform to elevate a wide variety of Indian voices, talent, cultural lessons/values, and Southeast Asian resources. I particularly follow the Facebook and Youtube side of things, as I like to see videos of India - being one who has lived in India for 2 1/2 years myself. Invisible India gives me a glimpse into some of the many beautiful complexities and diversity that is India - a land of not just one culture but thousands of subcultures, languages, and peoples. Would... more
Apple Podcasts5Dana BhallaUnited States2 years ago - Culturally nuanced discussions
I love the cultural nuance Jessica and her guests bring to cross cultural interaction & learning!! Trust Jessica to go beyond the superficial and dig deep on issues with her guests. She brings insights I haven’t found on other media. Check it out!
Apple Podcasts5Shefa SUnited States2 years ago - Well-planned & Thoughtful
I’m was adopted from India to the United States & started following Jessica for Hindi content. I recently listened to her podcast on adoption and was impressed at the attention to detail in honoring the truths from different perspectives of adoption. This podcast really gives voice to the the complexity of the intercultural identity and for that I’ll be a forever listener! Thank you 👏🏾
Apple Podcasts5222MariUnited States3 years ago
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