The Vishwwkumar women are headed to a Ganesh Pooja to navigate treacherous aunties, impress college recruiters, and maybe befriend a stranger in between actually praying. Rashee and Puja discuss growing up Hindu and the cultural nods they related to in episode four of Never Have I Ever...Felt Super Indian. How are you liking the series? Leave us a voice note here: https://anchor.fm/late-bloomers-webseries/message

After Bri reveals an OLD secret to Dimple, Puja and Rashee are back to breakdown and analyze the second episode of "Never Have I Ever." Secret sisters, wild rides, sour lemonade, and was that attempted matricide? Leave us a comment or message here: https://anchor.fm/late-bloomers-webseries/message

Bri and Dimple stop by to introduce the show. In this episode of Late Bloomers, the Web Series: The Podcast (LBWSP) Rashee and Puja discuss the pilot episode of Netflix's "Never Have I Ever" (NHIE). Discussing representation (the good and the bad), Rashee and Puja weave in their experiences growing up Brown in America. If you have a comment about the show, or a very brown experience from your youth you'd like to share, leave us a message: https://anchor.fm/late-bloomers-webseries/message.

In the pilot if "Late Bloomers, the Web Series: The Podcast" we introduce ourselves, talk about our pop culture preferences, our familiarity with Mindy Kaling's work, and discuss our expectations for her new coming of age show about an Indian American teenage girl , "Never Have I Ever" (Netflix, 2020). We close with some of that sweet sweet friend acclaim from web series co-star, Miranda George. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this pod. Do you have thoughts on NHIE or representation and inclusion in general? Leave us a note here: https://anchor.fm/late-bloomers-webseries/message

A new podcast from the writers of the Late Bloomers Web Series, Rashee ("Bri") and Puja ("Dimple") discuss, pop culture, representation, and story-telling as long as the pandemic is keeping us home.