Stuck In Between

Stuck In Between

By Romitha Seher & Senthan SanchayanSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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Stuck In Between episodes

  • 38. The Biloela Family & Australia's Relationship With Asylum Seekers (w/ Volunteer at Tamil Refugee Council, Barathan Vidhyapathy)

    In this episode, we explore the journey of the Nadesalingam/Murugappan family of Biloela (Queensland, Australia) with Barathan Vidhyapathy - volunteer at Tamil Refugee Council (TRC). Barathan shares his experiences working in the refugee advocacy space, unpacks the Biloela family's journey and sheds light on the context of how the Nadesalingam family's story fits into Australia's broader policies and attitudes towards refugees and asylum seekers.


    Tamil Refugee Council's Website: https://tamilrefugeecouncil.org.au

    43 min
  • 36. The Masterchef Experience (w/ Chef, Kishwar Chowdhury)

    In this episode, we're joined by Masterchef Australia 2021 finalist, Kishwar Chowdhury. Kishwar reflects on her Masterchef experience, how her relationship with food has helped connect her to her hybrid identity, stereotypes and stigmas that should be challenged when it comes to cooking, how she’s using food as a platform to help address important social and environmental issues, plus more.

    Kishwar's Instagram: @Kishwar_Chowdhury


    48 min
  • 35. "Trash to Treasured" (w/ Fashion Blogger, Tina Abeysekara)

    In this episode, we're joined by fashion blogger and founder of "Trash to Treasured", Tina Abeysekara. Tina shares the origins of her styling business, her mission of environmentally sustainable and affordable fashion, simple tips and tricks we can all learn from and how to overcome the hurdles to chasing your dreams.

    Trash to Treasured Instagram: @trashtotreasured

    Trash to Treasured Website: https://trashtotreasured.com

    46 min
  • 34. Part II - Domestic Violence (w/ Case Worker, Kittu Randhawa & Psychologist, Menaka Cooke from ICSA)

    In this episode, the second instalment of our two part series in collaboration with "Behind Closed Doors", Kittu Randhawa and Menaka Cooke from ICSA (Indian & Sub Continent Crisis & Support Agency) share their incredible knowledge and perspectives on the issue of Domestic Violence. Kittu and Menaka discuss the mission of ICSA, their roles as a case worker and psychologist, how domestic violence manifests in South Asian communities, the stigmas and barriers in seeking help, the changes that need to be made in broader Australian society, as well as plenty more.

    This episode is in collaboration with the "Behind Closed Doors". Get your tickets at https://events.humanitix.com/behind-closed-doors

    For support please contact:

    000 If you're in immediate danger

    1800RESPECT

    ICSA - Indian (sub-cont) Crisis & Support Agency - http://www.icsa.net.au

    57 min
  • 34. Part I - Domestic Violence (w/ Guests With Lived Experiences)

    In this episode, the first instalment of a two part series in collaboration with "Behind Closed Doors", we're joined by two inspirational guests who share their lived experiences with domestic violence.

    This episode is in collaboration with the "Behind Closed Doors". Get your tickets at https://events.humanitix.com/behind-closed-doors

    For support please contact:

    000 If you're in immediate danger

    1800RESPECT

    ICSA - Indian (sub-cont) Crisis & Support Agency - http://www.icsa.net.au


    48 min
  • Mini Episode: "Behind Closed Doors" Event (w/ Event Co-Coordinator, Kersh Siva)

    In this mini episode, Co-Coordinator of "Behind Closed Doors", Kersh Siva, joins us to discuss the mission and story behind the upcoming event, as well as our collaboration with the team.

    Get your tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/behind-closed-doors

    For support please contact:

    1800RESPECT

    ICSA - Indian (sub-cont) Crisis & Support Agency - http://www.icsa.net.au

    13 min
  • 33. "Stay Woke" (w/ Playwright, Aran Thangaratnam)

    In this episode, we catch up with Aran Thangaratnam about the success of his most recent production "Stay Woke" (with the Darlinghurst Theatre Company). Aran reflects on his journey as a Playwright, the message he strives to convey through his play and the experience the Darlinghurst Theatre Company community engagement team have created around the show.


    Get Your Tickets: https://www.darlinghursttheatre.com/staywoke

    29 March - 17 April Season: Tuesdays - Saturdays: 7.30pm | Saturday Matinees: 2pm | Sundays: 1pm (3 & 10 April), 5pm (17 April)

    31 min
  • 32. Tokenism (w/ Model, Ragavi Ragavan)

    In this episode, we unpack the issue of Tokenism with model, dancer and educator, Ragavi Ragavan. Ragavi shares her experiences working in the modelling industry and discusses inclusivity and diversity in media.

    Ragavi's Instagram: @ragavi__ragavan

    52 min
  • Mini Episode: Holi

    In this mini episode, we explore the festival of Holi. We explain the stories behind the festivities and the significance of the celebrations.

    13 min

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A podcast hosted by two friends on navigating their Aussie lives and their ethnic roots.