Happily Ever Brown

Hi everyone! On this episode, our co-hosts Suhani and Titas met with the content creator and Miss. NJ Teen USA first runner-up Tavi Gandhi. The three discussed challenges faced by South Asian women, Tavi's journey as a content creator, how she got involved in her niche of pageantry, etc. Tune in to find out more!

During this episode, Suhani, Piyal, and Riya dive into personal narratives of navigating cultural heritage alongside Canadian life. From balancing family traditions to embracing multiculturalism, join us for candid conversations that illuminate the journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Whether you're navigating similar paths or curious about multicultural dynamics, this episode offers insights into the joys and challenges of embracing a dual identity in Canada.

Hey listeners, today we are joined by Tanvi Konda, a rising sophomore at the University of Arizona studying finance with a minor in Applied Biotechnology. In this episode, we delve into the decision to change majors in college and struggling to stay connected to South Asian culture while navigating sorority life.

Hey listeners, today we are joined by Anu Chouhan is an award-winning Punjabi Canadian author, illustrator, and art director. A trained animator with a background in video game development, Anu often combines her love of her cultural heritage into her art, as well as drawing inspiration from anime, nature, and fashion. She is the author and illustrator of Hair Oil Magic and recently illustrated Whatever After: The Graphic Novel #1, Fairest of All. Join us to learn more about her journey in the storytelling and animating industry and how her identity has played a significant part in it!

On this episode of the Happily Ever Brown Podcast, Piyal, Suhani, Nidhi, and Riya are casually catching up and sharing some updates on what's going on in their lives! During this episode, the conversation focuses on academics, family pressures or being compared, expectations, goals and futures. Join us to learn more about their journeys and what the future holds for them!

Hey listeners, today we are joined by Ashwini Selvakumaran, a South Asian youth, social justice, and environmental activist. She is the founder and co-president of the Brown Citizen Circle (BCC), a not-for-profit organization which works to amplify the voices of Black, Indigenous, and South Asian youth, in decision-making spheres across Canada. Join us to learn more about her journey in this advocacy and how her identity has played a significant part in it!

Hey listeners, today we are joined by Pareen Mahtre,

Hey listeners, on this episode, you will get to know Esha Patel, a contemporary romance author who has been writing diverse stories featuring strong female leads since 2019. During this episode, our hosts speak about some of their collective brown girl experiences growing up and how Esha is fueling those into writing! They also speak on healthy relationships and self-love, as well as diversifying opportunities and breaking boundaries in society. Listen along as we make connections, relate, and learn new things!

Hey Listeners, in this episode, you will get to know our new hosts, Nidhi, Titas, and Riya. From Arizona, Carolina, and Canada, in this episode, we get to learn a lot more about their personal stories and what led them to join this podcast. During this episode, our hosts speak about some of their experiences growing up as brown girls. They cover topics like representation in television, aunty horror stories, and how social media treats Indians. Listen along as we make connections, relate, and learn new things!