Saree Not Sorry

This week, Medha and Shreya sit down with Roshan and Jaime from Gen Z Unfiltered (@genz.unfiltered) and share their experiences as Asian Americans. They address the very serious and prevalent issue of Asian American violence by examining its root cause, the implications, the status quo, and the future. From this episode, listeners can find solace in knowing their own struggles are not going unnoticed and change is possible, if not inevitable.

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In this week's episode, Medha and Shreya sit down with Shreya Joshi, a South Asian TikToker with over 100,000 followers (@shreyyuh). They discuss the evolution of content on TikTok, gatekeeping of Desi culture, and misogyny within the community. When it comes to calling the community out, they are unafraid and are upfront about the pitfalls of brown TikTok. Join Medha and Shreya^2 in understanding the brown side of TikTok.

In the second episode of Saree Not Sorry, Medha and Shreya discuss various topics surrounding the bollywood industry. They discuss their favorite movies, actors, songs, and singers and eventually discuss the role of nepotism and criticism behind casting choices. Medha and Shreya introduce a new segment to their podcast, “SORRY Not Sorry,” where they ask each other about ‘hot takes’ regarding the Bollywood industry. Warning: Student of the Year 2 slander!

In the first episode of Saree Not Sorry, Medha and Shreya explore the evolution of South Asian representation in mainstream media and its impact on young South Asian minds. While recounting their own stories, Medha and Shreya explore the ups and downs of popular tv shows and movies like The Office, New Girl, Jessie, Never Have I Ever, and Mean Girls. Throughout their analysis, it's clear that the hosts of Saree Not Sorry did not come to simply drink chai and eat Parle-G. 

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