Uniquely Me-Voice of the South Asian Community

In today’s episode, we have Samira Sadeque, a renowned journalist and a poet! 

She has done amazing journalism work for Al-Jazeera, Dhaka Tribune, and many more publications worldwide. 

Listen to this episode to hear more about her work. 

In today’s episode, we have Ifti Chowdhury, the event organizer, and songwriter for the community organization Royal Bengal Tea House, located in New York. We discussed about the Royal Bengal Tea House's purpose and plans, his work as a singer and songwriter. Hear this to know more about RBTH! 

In today’s episode, we have Priti Malik, a radio co-host of UAE's #1 Breakfast Radio Show. She was born and raised in New York City and moved to Dubai to pursue her career in broadcast. 

In this episode, we talk about her journey into the world of broadcasting, we learnt some tips and tricks about navigating the world of media. Listen to the episode to find out more! 

In today’s episode, we have Sarina Ahmed who is currently studying to get her Doctor of Pharmacy at Temple University, so she can become a licensed Pharmacist. She’s also interning at a pharmacy. She’s here to talk to us about women in healthcare professions and what is going on in the healthcare industry.

In today’s episode, we have Atina who is working as a Business Intelligence Analyst in New York. She talks to us about the tech industry, STEM, women in STEM and advised women on how to get involved in the tech field. 

In today’s episode, we have Aneeyat Gardezi who currently resides in Berlin, Germany. In this episode we discussed all things makeup, moving from city to city and about ARTIL. 

In this episode, we have the talented Sneha Bhatia, who’s an entrepreneur, that runs a Dubai based bakeshop called Sugaholic located in Karama, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. She’s also a renowned food blogger and a supermom currently based in Toronto. Along with her accomplishments, she and her sister Ravisha won the popular choice award during the Cake Boss competition in Abu Dubai for Sugaholic and holds a Guinness world record for the tallest cupcake tower.

Trigger Warning: Discussion about color discrimination

The episode highlights an important and common problem in our society, which is colorism. 

And, to discuss that topic, we have Dr. Meghnaa Tallapragada, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Advertising and Public Relations at Temple University. 

She also founded Project Colorism, a research and Instagram project dedicated to sharing stories of people experiencing colorism.

Today’s episode highlights South Asian Women in Filmmaking. And to discuss that topic, we have Aastha Verma, an award-winning Director, and Producer currently residing in Los Angeles. She has directed, produced and crafted stories such as the The Unsung Feather and the Last Rights. Aastha focuses on stories that bring out the realness in our world and societies and wants to tell stories that viewers can learn from her movies.