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Nas-Talgia
By Naseem KhaliliSociety & Culture
Nas-Talgia episodes
- Episode 5: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun... and Slumber Parties
Do you miss Blockbuster runs as much as I do? This episode, we're diving into the good old days of video rentals and the right of passage all pre-teen girls experienced -- your first slumber party experience. The snacks, the drama, the activities (TP'ing and prank calling, anyone?).
Plus, ever wondered why we tend to "compare our pain" to one another? We'll do a quick peek into the psychology of this odd practice and why it's detrimental for our personal development.
As always, Naseem wants your commentary after you listen. DM her on Instagram & leave a review if you like what you're hearing!
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Cover Art: David Navarro
Promotional Art: Haley Bolt
Music: Klenze
32 min - Episode 4: Yeah, But You're Just a (Spice) GirlIn this episode we're continuing the conversation of reflecting back on childhood. Naseem gets personal; tackling the topic of micro-aggressions & how coming from a minority culture has affected her upbringing and sense of identity both negatively and positively. Can you relate?How does that connect to the Spice Girls? You have to continue listening to hear about the epic impact this band has made on Naseem's views on empowerment, being yourself, and girl power.Other nuggets include:- a quick throwback to the quintessential movie theater experience of the 90's (ICEE, anyone?)- special guest Haley Bolt (the creative genius behind the artwork promoting Nas-Talgia) joins Naseem for some girl talk ranking the Spice GirlsFun fact: Naseem's mom got her one of those "photo birthday cakes" of the Spice Girls when she was 12 and Naseem was very territorial over which Spice Girl slice she received.----Like what you hear? Give this podcast a rating via stars and/or review. Naseem loves commentary so your episode feedback on IG via DM is always welcome, just tag her!Follow Naseem on Instagram and MediumKudos to my amazing team for making this dream come to life:Cover Art: David NavarroPromotional Art: Haley BoltMusic: Klenze37 min
- Episode 3: All That & a Bag of Chips - Underrated Gems of 90's Pop CultureOn this episode of NAS-TALGIA, Naseem dives into "inner child therapy" - a form of therapy psychologists use to transport you back to your past to bring healing to your present. Then we reminisce on some of the biggest gems of the 90's that don't often get the credit they deserve. Topics include: The Mighty Ducks, fast food, Hanson, All That, and Anastasia.This episode's special guests are Naseem's rad friends, the Jonsay's. Amanda is a talented home bakery mentor who teaches virtually to clients worldwide. And if PIXAR is reading this, you can find Avy here.If you'd like a bonus episode continuing the 90's music conversation, DM Naseem!Naseem's NAS-TALGIA CUSTOM PLAYLIST:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4tyqSxcM3bKgLc0k7ULIW6?si=psdq6-CLSyCb_8xsYjuljQ--Follow Naseem on Instagram and MediumKudos to my amazing team for making this dream come to life:Cover Art: David NavarroPromotional Art: Haley BoltMusic: Klenze42 min
- Episode 2: The Golden Era of Disney Channel Original Movies
Smart House, My Date with the President's Daughter, Brink, Halloweentown, Zenon, and the Color of Friendship. These titles are just a handful of the amazing films that encompass the GOLDEN ERA of Disney Channel Original Movies. But wait, what about the honorable mentions that include the "Wonderful World of Disney" vault?
On this episode, Naseem is joined by her childhood bestie - Amanda - as they rank their favorites and chat through the purity of these movies and how they make them feel "at home" even over 2 decades years later.
In addition, to start this episode Naseem shares a little bit about the psychology of reminiscing and how reflecting on pleasant past memories evokes a sense of resilience for the future in us.
In the end, we somehow land on a mutual obsessed with "It Takes Two" which isn't even Disney... but if that's wrong, then I don't want to be right.
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Kudos to my amazing team for making this dream come to life:
Cover Art: David Navarro
Promotional Art: Haley Bolt
Music: Klenze
46 min - Episode 1: Naseem Explains It All
NAS-TALGIA is a podcast with the sole aim of taking you back to the glory years of what it was like growing up in the 90's and 00's. Hosted by Naseem Khalili (a millennial with some mean pop culture credentials), she promises to make you laugh, remember not to take yourself so seriously, and give you some serious nostalgic feelz.
This pilot episode focuses on:
- the Backstreet Boys; Naseem's first true love
- her pretty meta (& surreal) experience of meeting BSB in her 20's
- plus, we'll geek out a little on what's happening to your brain when you're reminiscing about that middle school book fair or what it was like to wake up your friend's Furby
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Follow Naseem on Instagram and Medium
Kudos to my amazing team for making this dream come to life:
Cover Art: David Navarro
Promotional Art: Haley Bolt
Music: Klenze
37 min - Nas-Talgia Trailer
Grab a Capri Sun and crack open your old memory box because we're about to reminisce. Nas-Talgia is a podcast with the sole aim of taking you back to the glory years of what it was like growing up in the 90's and 00's. Hosted by Naseem Khalili (a millennial with some mean pop culture credentials), she promises to make you laugh, remember not to take yourself so seriously, and give you some serious nostalgic feelz.
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Follow Naseem on Instagram and Medium
Kudos to my amazing team for making this dream come to life:
Cover Art: David Navarro
Promotional Art: Haley Bolt
Music: Klenze
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About Nas-Talgia
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Grab a Capri Sun and crack open your old memory box because we're about to reminisce. Nas-Talgia is a podcast with the sole aim of taking you back to the glory years of what it was like growing up in…
the 90's and 00's. Hosted by Naseem Khalili (a millennial with some mean pop culture credentials), she promises to make you laugh, remember not to take yourself so seriously, and give you some serious nostalgic feelz.