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In this episode we have a raw, open chat with the artistic human- Daksh Kubba. He brings with him a different energy to the podcast that we haven't yet experienced.
Daksh's beautiful music is created with honest, authentic emotion. It's his escape and the path he takes to set himself free.
From an upbringing that was far from ideal, a move from India to Canada at 18, to now being the inspirational artist he is today- Daksh's story is one we can all learn from.
Thank you Daksh for being your authentic self with your words, notes, and your burps.
A continuation of getting scammed... but this time not pyramid schemes, but instead our experiences with.. phone scams.
Do you believe in Psychics? We have some thoughts... but we have no idea what we're talking about..
We all go through different kinds of grief, Harmol shares his personal experience losing his first family pet turtle, Tank.
RIP to Tank who tragically passed away last year ๐.
Harmol got scammed.
But it wasn't as bad as it was for some people...
All communities are suffering from this epidemic that is... Pyramid Schemes.
He shares his experience so he can prevent others from making the same mistake.
These companies, including World Financial Group (WFG), Primerica, Wake Up Now, Amway, ACN, IM Academy, and so many more to name... have enough power & influence that they can continue to offer up a "business opportunity" where statistically 99% of people lose more than they earn ๐จ.
Look, neither of us are experts on the topic.
This is why we referenced clips from the MLM GOAT @alwaysmarco. He had to leave Canada so he could continue to speak the truth about these companies. Go watch his mini docs, they're great, and may get taken down soon.
Also shout out to Kiki Chanel on YouTube; we used one of her videos of a Zoom call for MLM members. Watch the full videos to really see how dark they are.
See you all next week!
What on earth can Dababy & Canadian Blood Services have in common? Raj might be on to something.
Shout out to @creatorsbycass who joined us for a light-hearted discussion around her personal experiences & rise on TikTok.
From a Clinical Counseling degree, to a corporate gig in marketing, to quitting & doing content creation full-time, Cass has a wealth of knowledge to share.
We had a blast. We hope you enjoy it too!
PS- 30 minutes in our audio stopped recording. We tried to start up again and couldn't stop laughing for 15 minutes, then we tried again for a 3rd time, which is most of what you're seeing. We're rookies, but we're learning!
Would you rather have an AI significant other for life, or an arranged marriage?
We had too much good content with @kylebhawan, so we're releasing the rest of our chat. Enjoy.
Imagine finding love online with an AI, and then having them break up with you overnight with no notice. These apps are controversial, but they've also made a very positive impact on many people.
In Indian culture, especially for our parents' generations, not only were there no dating apps... there was no dating. We discuss how we would navigate that if we were in the situation today.
Oh, and we talk about Raj's toilet.
In today's society, there's no need to be spreading divisiveness, especially in our very own communities.
It's hard to believe that the occupation of our great grandparents still impacts who should marry who. When you say it out loud, it sounds just as silly as it really is. It may have made sense many years ago in India, but there's no place for it in the western world.
Then there's Indian dating apps doubling down and spreading racism & discrimination in hopes they can have their viral moment and make some money.
Shame on anyone that's promoting this behaviour.
Shout out to @kylebhawan for joining us today. What a legend.
We're not sure how long this pause will be. We hope to be back soon. Thanks for all the love. We appreciate each of you.
Sometimes we give people too many chances. Other times we don't give enough. This is a story where Mindy learned some tough lessons about trusting those around him without giving it much thought.
This is just one other part of Mindy's journey that lead him to making more poor decisions. Stay tuned as we learn more about him, and more about our community by being open and vulnerable on how our experiences brought us here.
Want to ask us questions? Give us feedback? Or share your story? DM us on X or Instagram, or email us at [email protected].
How we grow up shapes our perspective. Everyone's perspective is unique.
In our first episode, we learn about how Mindy's upbringing & experiences in his childhood caused him to begin making poor decisions at a young age.
This is an unfiltered take on growing up as a minority in Canada in the 90's, navigating racism, religion, and ultimately finding acceptance in the wrong crowd.
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