This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything and good and bad that comes with it.

In the Season finale, Sai and I discuss her dual heritage of being Tamil & Telugu, growing up in the Drake's home country and the USA, her fondness of travelling, body image and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni or @saisailu97 for comments or questions. 

This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything and good and bad that comes with it.

Gav and I discuss growing up in Derby, being the only Indian kid in school, visits back to India, Punjabi food and gender roles in the South Asian community. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni or @gavtoor for comments or questions.

This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything good and bad that comes with it.

Karaan and I discuss working in Amsterdam, the notable lack of South Asian celebrity representation growing up, his family background and ancestry in Uganda (and now California and London) and how hip-hop & rap changed his life. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni or @karaan_18 for comments or questions.

This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything good and bad that comes with it.

Samar and I discuss people mispronouncing her name (myself included), cultural differences in interracial relationships, managing expectations when dating outside of your culture and how to tell your family. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni and @samar_alam for comments or questions.

This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything good and bad that comes with it.

We discuss growing up British-Indian, sexual trauma, emotional and physical aspects of sexuality, gender fluidity in Kathak, the shaming of menstruation and the depiction of sex in Bollywood. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittyaloni or @megaggarwal for comments or questions.

This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything good and bad that comes with it. 

We discuss growing up Indian-Cambodian, generational trauma, ancestors in Uganda, doing a gap year abroad and DELICIOUS Gujarati cuisine. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni or @saviitree for comments or questions.

This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything good and bad that comes with it.

We discuss growing up in Kenya, being a third culture kid, culture shocks in the UK, racial bias in Africa and feeling much more appreciative of the outdoors. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni @kanshaaa or @shneha22 for comments or questions.

Welcome back to Gen 2.0! This season focuses on the South Asian community - through the migrants and the diaspora - and everything good and bad that comes with it.

Arthi & I discuss her career, navigating her way through the UK as a South Indian, how to be culturally fluid and making the best of passion projects. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni or @aarthinachiappan for comments or questions. 

I couldn't NOT end this season with a BANG and for our final episode of this season, we are in conversation with the wholesome Tiwalola "Tiwa" Juba. Tiwa is British-Irish-Nigerian (I had a lot of questions for this one too but hear her out!) who grew up between Nigeria and London, having settled in London with her husband and son. We talk family breakfast (shoutout to pepper eggs), bad gal Tiwa, getting shipped back to Nigeria after being too naughty, colorism, BLM in the workplace and the sense of Black community. Tiwa is a technology management consultant living London and is a huge advocate for Black Women. She's reallllyyyy doing the most! Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in June 2020, a few weeks after the global BLM protests in the UK and USA. The topic is just as relevant 3 months later! Please visit https://blacklivesmatter.com/resources/ for more info. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni or @mrsjuba for comments of questions. #gen2point0

On Episode 7, I am joined by Leticia Campello, a native Brazilian who works in the UK after studying at the University of Sheffield. Leti shares her hilarious stories, which leave me laughing with every sentence I take, and going off multiple tangents. We discuss buying gifts for your friends and family abroad, Festa Junina (a popular Saint Johns Eve festival in Brazil), studying in the UK on scholarship, expectations of being a "migrant" and racial inequality in Brazil. Leti is a specialist Engineer based near London and loves to travel. All opinions and statements are entirely of our own and unaffiliated to any external organisations, please reach out to @kittysaloni or @leticiacampello for comments or questions. #Gen2Point0