Mastering Mediocrity

This episode is more on my reflections on the podcast and I answer some questions from Instagram and Facebook by the fans of the Podcast.  Produced & Mixed by Zeeshan Akram Jabeer.

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For our fourth episode and the completion of a month of the weekly podcast, we have Ihshan Iqbal, a long time friend, filmmaker, producer, and assistant director of The Good Karma Hospital.  In this episode, we talk film, the Sri Lankan film scene, Ihshan's experience working with foreign productions, and how they vary vastly from out local productions and since this is our field of expertise this episode is filled our tips, tricks, do's and don'ts for all aspiring filmmakers and content creators.

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Former Fashion-Editor of Cosmopolitan Sri Lanka, Sumaiya Mohamed talks about the scrutiny of the fashion and media industry and it's culture that makes it harder for people to work their way from the ground up.

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Everyone's favorite influencer, Nabeela Iqbal is our guest for the second episode of Mastering Mediocrity. It's such a pleasure to have such an insightful young woman on the podcast. In this episode, Nabeela educates me on Muslim Law Reforms in Sri Lanka, Faith and Cultural Practices, Gender Inequality and Volunteering among other sidetracked conversations.

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In our very first episode and I'm proud to present my first guest on the show; a long time friend, product developer, and sustainability advocate — Rushdi Sattar. Rushdi has always been one of the easiest people I've been able to have a conversation with since we share a lot of our views with movies, society, culture, and life in general.

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