Mastering Mediocrity

Mastering Mediocrity

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Mastering Mediocrity episodes

  • Guide to TikTok | Mediocre Mini
    In this clip from Episode 11 our guest, Erich Heinrichs who has  45.7k followers in TikTok decodes what works and what doesn't and how you can make it big on TikTok!

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    7 min
  • Eric Heinrichs - Discovering Sri Lanka Wasn't a Coincidence
    Our guest this week on Mastering Mediocrity is the Content Creator, Musician, and TikTok Superstar Eric Heinrichs. He obviously needs no introduction, but in this episode, we deconstruct the persona and the journey behind the creator.

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    49 min
  • Sri Lanka's Sex-Education at Fault? | Mediocre Mini
    Here you'll find some of the best clips and moments from the Mastering Mediocrity Podcast. This is a clip from Episode 10 with Fatema Enayath Hussain, she talks about her experience on her delivery which is truly boggling. It truly shows the current state of the state of Sex-Education.

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    5 min
  • Fatema Enayath Hussain - Sri Lanka's Public Health Sector Vs. COVID-19
    Our next guest for Episode 10 is a Doctor, I'm not even kiddin'. Fatema spreads awareness of health issues and educates the general public through content with her Instagram page @healthywithfatema. This episode is jam-packed with insightful information about current health concerns, misconceptions, and a lot of COVID-19 related information on how Sri Lanka is dealing with it. Every episode is slightly different from the last and ever genre-bending.

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    56 min
  • Sri Lanka's Obsession with Tropical Shirts and Flip-Flops | Mediocre Mini
    This is a clip from Episode 09 with Joanne Kulamannage, we talk about Sri Lankans and their obsession with Islandwear, flip-flops, and tropical shirts in specific. Zeeshan talks about his theory, The-Arubambay-Effect and Joanne talks about what she thinks about hype fashion.If you enjoyed this clip, listen to the full episode listed before this clip.

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    9 min
  • Joanne Kulamannage - Building a Clothing Brand

    Former Assistant Designer at Lovi Ceylon, Textile Designer at Urban Island and she showcased her own clothing brand - Revive Act at Colombo Fashion Week 2020. 

    In this episode, Joanne talks about what it takes to start a clothing brand in Sri Lanka right out of design school, the avenues she took, and the lessons she learned along the way. Sprinkling insightful information on the state of the industry, its consumers - where it's going, what it's doing right and wrong, and a lot of banter in between.

    If you enjoyed this episode leave a rating and a review. It goes a long way! 


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    1 hr 9 min
  • Nandula Gamage - Wake, Bake, Filmmake
    My guest this week, Nandula Gamage - One of the very few people with whom I share the same frequency of humor. She's really a Jill-of-all-trades, starting off with the importance of trying different things in order to find out what you're really good at, as we sidetrack to various topics from horror films, filmmaking, baking, and instagram faking. It's one of those goofy episodes to wrap up the spooky season and I hope you guys enjoy it.

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    53 min
  • Practicing Moderation and Value Addition with Social Media | Mediocre Mini
    Here you'll find some of the best clips and moments from the Mastering Mediocrity Podcast. This is a clip from episode 07 with Rajith Maligaspe, where he talks about how social media as a whole and how it has changed our perception of ourselves and how we interact with everyone, including steps that he takes to live a more meaningful life.

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    20 min
  • Rajith Maligaspe - It is what it is!, Reboot Culture, Digital Minimalism
    My guest this week, Rajith Maligaspe - a long time friend with whom I've shared a desk and learned a lot, especially sound editing as matter of fact. We reconnected over this episode and spoke about COVID-19 and how it has shaped our lives, the movies we've watched recently, and the constant push towards political correctness and reboot culture, and on to vinyl and album listening culture even got Rajith to play a song. To wrap it all up we delved into digital minimalism. It's my longest episode as of yet and I hope you guys enjoy it.

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    1 hr 33 min
  • Akila Weerasinghe - Exploring Art & Design Thinking
    Going six episodes strong, This week I am in conversation with an exceptional graphic designer, Akila Weerasinghe with whom I find a lot of similarities, both growing up in the middle east and pursuing careers in media and advertising, makes this episode enjoyable and a start of a new friendship.

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    59 min

About Mastering Mediocrity

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In this weekly podcast, Zeeshan Akram Jabeer, a Sri Lankan serial-creative —— filmmaker and entrepreneur take you through what Mastering Mediocrity really is like. Join Zeeshan every week as he…