difficult-ish is a project hosted by mohuya and mashnun, two bangladeshi-american artists, about deconstructing the narrative of what it means to grow up in a south asian/desi home, and building the idea back together using blocks from two different journeys. video podcasts on youtube. new episodes every friday! more

Sofia and Prerak, two Desi-American millennials, cover the joys and struggles of being firstgeneration immigrants in the US. From South Asian norms to the hilarious cultural memes we discuss what happens when east meets west. more

Diving deep into the journeys of trailblazing South Asians. To date, Host Simi Shah has interviewed Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Zarna Garg, Raj Shamani, Ananya Birla, Vas Narasimhan -- from founders to Fortune 300 CEOs, comedians to congressmen. Learn more at SouthAsianTrailblazers.com. more

This multi-award-winning South Asian feminist podcast is all about cultural taboos. Everything from sex, sexuality, periods, menopause, porn, mental health, shame, sexual harassment & more. Considered the biggest South Asian feminist podcast representing the voices & views of South Asian women, exploring intersectional feminism from a South Asian lens, Masala Podcast features some of the world's most inspiring South Asian women. Masala Podcast is the winner of multiple British Podcast Awards 2020, 2021, 2022 & 2023. Masala Podcast has been featured in the Guardian, BBC Radio, the Observer, Evening Standard, Cosmopolitan, Stylist, Eastern Eye, Huffington Post, BBC Sounds, Brown Girl Magazine, Women's Health Austria, Deccan Herald India & more. more

It's Preeti Personal is a podcast about navigating your 20s and 30s, from careers and money to relationships and self-development. Hosted by Preeti, a British Punjabi girl born and raised in London, the podcast blends honest solo episodes with relatable guest conversations, sharing everyday experiences through a modern South Asian diaspora lens. Created to make space for underrepresented South Asian stories, the podcast explores the conversations we don't always talk about helping you feel less alone whilst you figure things out 🧡 more

Serving as both a reflective mirror and an open window into the global Indian diaspora and South Asian communities. The conversations led by Abhay Dandekar are informal and informative, adding insights and perspective to our evolving expressions of culture, confidence, and trust. New episodes weekly, on Tuesdays (and some Thursdays). Listen or watch anywhere you get your podcasts, and please rate and review if your enjoying it. more

ROOH (Rising Over Obstacles & Healing) is a safe haven for South Asian women to share their extraordinary journeys of resilience. Through storytelling (some anonymous, some not), we delve into the depths of human experience, uncovering stories of triumph, heartbreak, and growth. Whether it's overcoming immense challenges, finding strength in vulnerability, or discovering invaluable life lessons, our guests share their experiences with raw honesty and courage. By creating a platform for open dialogue, ROOH aims to inspire, uplift, and empower listeners to rise above obstacles and embark on their own healing journeys. Join us as we celebrate the indomitable spirit of South Asian women. more

Brown women work so hard and invest decades to do all the right things. Despite following the perfect checklist to do everything the way she should, she's still not happy. I have been down that path of doctor, wife, daughter and mother- and totally get it! I am a certified life and parent coach after a career change from an exhausted, overwhelmed, unfulfilled four decades. In this podcast we discuss how South Asian women look happy on the outside but are suffering on the inside. These women feel ashamed to admit it because they think they should just be grateful. I bring forward topics that exist but have been brushed underneath the rug for centuries. Some of the topics include the over-involvement of our families in our personal lives and the constant habit of doubt ourselves before making decisions to avoid making a mistake. It's time to change the trajectory of your life now and generations to come with the coaching tools I share and teach.I coach South Asian women in my private coaching program and currently accepting new clients. Book a call to connect and inquire about availability. www.payalghayal.com more

Stories of global South Asian founders and artists.An interview show and podcast that centers intimate conversations with creative thinkers exploring culture, business, art and impact on their own terms, with honesty and nuance. Hosted by Mitali Dargani and based in London. more

South Asian / Desi dads in their 40s stumble through fatherhood, midlife, and cultural chaos — with laughs along the way.Welcome to NaanSense! 🎙️ A podcast where dads in their 40s share the funny, messy, and real side of parenting, culture, and aging.We overthink, overshare, and make each other laugh… usually by accident. It's equal parts wisdom and NaanSense! 🙏🤪What you'll hear:--> Honest convos about fatherhood & parenting in your 40s 👨‍👧‍👦--> Real talk on South Asian / Desi culture, identity & family life 🌏--> Midlife curveballs — health, aging, and everything in between 🎂--> Humor, storytelling, and the chaos of being dads 😂📅 New episodes weekly-ish — humor and fun semi-guaranteed. more

Pesalama - 'can we talk?' We have the tough conversations about being South Asian, feminism, equality for minority groups, social expectations and the pressures of life today. We invite guests to join us and share their opinions in this open and inclusive space. IG: @pesalamapodcast more

SBS Spice breaks new ground with English language content for young Australians of South Asian heritage. We're talking about the things that make you tick or ick with a fresh new look at pop culture, identity, food, sport, history and much more. more

Members of the South Asian Community often go through similar experiences, but don't discuss problems outside of family out of concern for 'what the community will say'. Over time, this has led to taboo topics, isolation, oppression, and inequality. And enough is enough. Hosted by second generation British South Asian sisters Taj and Bal, the Changing Suits podcast helps members of the South Asian Community across generation, gender, and geography develop a common understanding and awareness of issues affecting the community, so that the community can thrive. The podcast also gives people outside of the community an opportunity to deepen their understanding of South Asian culture and values so they can help build services, companies, and a society that are better and more inclusive. Tune in each week for a closer look at modern South Asian life with a dose of tradition. Follow the show on social media @changing_suits  more

A podcast about media, movements, and mangoes.

A group of South Asian teens from the nonprofit organization Saahas for Cause come together to discuss different issues that affect their lives as immigrants and the barriers they have to face along their journeys. more

I'm Nisha, and my goal is to inspire you to embrace who you are, celebrate your roots, and feel confident speaking up about the issues that matter. This podcast opens up honest conversations about mental health in the South Asian community — exploring the cultural pressures that affect us and the ways we can grow, heal, and support one another. Together, we'll break stigma, share stories, and build a space where everyone feels seen, heard, and empowered. more

PennTalks the Podcast is a platform for inspiring South Asian women to come and share their stories, hurdles and achievements. It is all in the hope that, by listening to their stories, another South Asian woman in our community will get that little kick she needs to step out of her comfort zone, take up a new opportunity, or make that positive change in her life that she's been holding back on. more

The longest running talk show for the South Asian community with your host, Shushma. The pioneer in South Asian broadcasting takes a look at the silly to the sublime. more

South Asia Chat podcast series will feature conversations with analysts, academics and thought leaders on topical issues impacting South Asia. more

Join host Tushar Shetty every month as he and expert guests delve deep into one of the world's most culturally diverse, economically vibrant, and politically chaotic regions: South Asia. more

Happily Ever Brown is a podcast dedicated to uplifting and empowering South Asian girls by providing a platform for inspiration, education, and community. Our hosts aim to promote representation, amplify voices, and create a supportive community where South Asian girls can find inspiration, guidance, and a sense of belonging together. more

Dirty Brown is a feminist podcast unlearning patriarchy, one bold take at a time. Host Kriti J dives into the messiness of societal norms and cultural contradictions that shape South Asian women. From calling out the misogyny baked into media, to celebrating feminist books and unpacking patriarchal narratives dominating pop culture and tech, Dirty Brown is about sharp commentary, personal stories, and zero sanskaari filters This is a space for anyone who's ever been called too much, too loud, or too difficult — and decided to lean in anyway. more

While keeping a positive outlook on life sounds great, it's easier said than done. Hey, I'm Pri, a Clinical Counsellor, and I help  empower South Asian individuals to embrace self-love, build unshakeable confidence, and prioritize their mental wellness journey.Hop In! more

Meet Sammy Chand, Your Host on The Bridge— Welcome to The Bridge, the only daily show covering the diaspora of the Indian subcontinent, airing nationally across North America on Rukus Avenue Radio/iHeart Radio. I'm your host, Sammy Chand, and I'm thrilled to share my passion for South Asian music and culture with you. A Pioneer in the Industry— With almost three decades of experience, I've been at the forefront of the South Asian cultural movement in North America. As the Founder and CEO of Rukus Avenue, I've built a company that's committed to telling the story of the South Asian experience through music, podcasts, and radio. A Legacy of Excellence— My work has been recognized with a Lifetime Achievement Award, and I've had the privilege of collaborating with some of the biggest names in the industry. From producing music for over 75 film and television shows to hosting TV shows for Viacom, I've made it my mission to promote South Asian talent and culture. The Bridge: Your Connection to South Asian Music and Culture— On The Bridge, I'll be sharing my expertise and passion for South Asian music, as well as interviewing some of the biggest names in the industry. From Bollywood and Hindi pop to Punjabi and Haryanvi music, we'll be exploring the diverse sounds and styles of the Indian subcontinent. Join the Conversation— Tune in to The Bridge every day to stay connected to the latest developments in South Asian music and culture. Join the conversation on social media, and get ready to experience the best of South Asian entertainment. I'm excited to share this journey with you, and I look forward to connecting with you on The Bridge! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-bridge-by-sammy-chand--6650619/support . more

Three sisters, three perspectives, one candid conversation. We're here to unpack the realities of family, work, culture, and life as South Asian women balancing tradition with modern chaos. Expect honest chats, real laughs, and unfiltered takes on the generational and cultural divides shaping our world. more

The South Asian Impact Project celebrates stories of South Asians driving positive change in their American communities. Host Vidhi Bhansali sits down with changemakers whose stories reveal resilience, identity, culture, and the quiet courage behind real impact to the community. Each episode offers intimate, human conversations that inspire connection and community. Follow me for updates and new episodes: https://www.facebook.com/southasianimpactproject https://www.instagram.com/southasianimpact/ Your feedback and recommendations for other community leaders are most welcome! Contact me at southasianimpact@gmail.com . This podcast is produced and owned by South Asian Impact Project LLC. All rights reserved. more

In the very first episode of Let's Chai & Chat, therapist Amisha Gandhi invites listeners into a cozy space for honest and heartfelt conversations about South Asian emotional life. Amisha shares her personal journey — from growing up surrounded by cultural expectations to finding her voice through self-discovery and healing. With warmth and vulnerability, she reflects on how open dialogue, self-care, and cultural understanding can transform the way we relate to ourselves and others. This episode sets the tone for what's ahead: a podcast that explores mental health, identity, relationships, and the courage to feel. Because sometimes, healing doesn't start with an answer… it starts with a conversation. ☕💬 more

Ruby Basi is a journalist, media host, Rukus Avenue Correspondent and community voice for the southasian diaspora bringing real stories to the forefront on iHeartRadio. Known for her warm yet fearless approach, Ruby connects listeners to the issues that matter — from breaking news and social justice to culture, politics, and everyday conversations impacting our communities. With a strong focus on the South Asian and Punjabi diaspora, Ruby bridges voices that are often unheard, while keeping the conversation inclusive, informative, and human. Her platform isn't just about headlines — it's about context, accountability, and connection. Listeners can expect thoughtful interviews, timely discussions, and honest dialogue that informs, empowers, and sparks conversation — all in one place. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ruby-basi-news-podcast--6881125/support . more

What does it really mean to build a life between worlds?Diaspora Dialogues is a Times of India podcast hosted by Sujatha Padmanabhan. A conversation series for the millions of South Asians living between cultures and building new lives while carrying the old ones forward.We sit down with innovators, entrepreneurs, artists, athletes, and changemakers from across the South Asian diaspora and ask the questions that don't usually make the headlines. What shaped them. What guides them. And what pulls them back.Honest conversations about identity, ambition, belonging, and the quiet responsibility so many of us feel to give back.New episodes every two weeks. Stream on your favorite podcast platform.Diaspora Dialogues by TOI ™ is sponsored by Laxmi Basmati, the most consistent Basmati - click here to know more and Sistar Mortgage, offering tailored mortgage solutions - click here to know more more

Rooted, Regenerated and Chosen is a podcast for South Asian women navigating identity, leadership, and becoming. Hosted by Manpreet Dhillon — founder, inclusion strategist, and coach — each episode is an invitation to come home to yourself. Through honest conversations, somatic wisdom, and truth-telling our communities don't always make space for, we explore what it means to lead from wholeness rather than wound. Whether you're building a business, finding your voice, or figuring out who you are beyond who you were raised to be — you belong here. more

Two South Asian women in their 30s navigating life, love, and culture—one candid conversation at a time. Real talk, real laughs. more

DJ Sanj Podcast The DJ Sanj Podcast is a culture-driven conversation series hosted by legendary South Asian music producer DJ Sanj alongside producer, comic, and entertainer Nick Duggal. Blending decades of industry experience with sharp humour and modern digital perspective, the show explores the stories behind defining music moments, the business of creativity, and the evolution of South Asian culture on a global stage. From breaking down iconic tracks and industry turning points to reacting to trending conversations and hosting influential guests, the DJ Sanj Podcast delivers unfiltered insight, personality, and cultural relevance — bridging generations while shaping the future of entertainment media. more

South Asian Herald Reports delivers timely, relevant, and insightful news that informs, connects, and empowers the rapidly growing South Asian diaspora across the United States. Each episode brings you credible journalism that reflects the diverse voices, achievements, and concerns of South Asians living in America—from stories of local heroes serving their communities to international diplomatic developments that shape our homeland connections, and global initiatives where South Asian leadership drives meaningful change. As a trusted source committed to serving our inclusive community, we cover the full spectrum of news that matters to South Asians, whether it's happening in our neighborhoods, in the corridors of power, or on the world stage. more

Brown men are taught to hold it together. Guys & Chai is what happens when we stop.Hosted by Ankur Varma — licensed psychotherapist and co-founder of Brown Man Therapy — this is a podcast about success and everything that comes with it. The pressure. The self-doubt. The silence between what we say and what we actually carry.Born out of real conversations at Guys & Chai events, each episode sits down with a South Asian man to talk honestly about his story, what he's learned, and what he wishes more of us talked about. No talking points. No performing. Just two guys, chai, and the conversation that starts where the script ends.Visit brownmantherapy.com to learn more about our podcast and our organization. more

Podcast about the mental health needs of South Asians across the world. Hosted by two South Asian licensed mental health professionals located in the United States.  more

Indian Ocean podcast by Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung's South Asia office provides you with news, analysis and commentary from South Asia. The podcast brings together people committed to social and ecological justice and democratic participation.Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung is a political foundation that stands within the tradition of the workers' and women's movements, as well as anti-fascism and anti-racism. more

A podcast where I speak to various individuals from South Asia, unpacking the forces shaping its society, culture, and politics. more

South Asian Success celebrates professionals, builders, creatives, and thought-leaders who are building on their own terms, with culture at the forefront. We want to showcase the rich diversity of our communities, and how learning collectively can drive growth and empower us all. We are born out of a community, and are growing to meet the needs of our times.This podcast is hosted by Parul L. Bhandari, author, speaker and experience consultant who has built a career on creating inclusive spaces. She is the founder of CustomerXSuccess, a company which sponsors this work. You can learn more about Parul on instagram @parul_bhandari_author and at www.parullbhandari.com.Follow us on Instagram: @southasiansuccessFor guest inquiries: Complete this form more

Join award-winning entertainer and global advocate Lilly Singh as she leads bold conversations with South Asia's most influential voices—from celebrated filmmakers and chart-topping musicians to rising stars and Bollywood legends. This groundbreaking podcast dives deep into the cultural conversations that audiences crave but rarely hear—tackling taboo topics with honesty, heart and lots of humor. Shame Less with Lilly Singh isn't just generating buzz—it's setting a new standard for storytelling. more

Host Priya Mohal invites South Asian women to discuss a range of taboo topics, challenge stigmas, and work towards creating positive change within the community for women. priyamohalcoaching.substack.com more

HerMunzill is a destination for South Asian women ready to take up space and be heard.  We believe that everyone has a story worth sharing. Through our HerMunzill podcast and blog, we want to preserve your unique experiences. Our vision is to create a community where we support, inspire, and uplift each other. We're relatable. We're real. And we're here to listen. more

People of South Asian Heritage, meet your Desi Counselor. Dr. Sheeza Mohsin uncovers the core issues individuals, couples, and families struggle with when they feel torn between tradition, culture, and their current beliefs. Tune in as she helps guide you to being a healthier version of yourself while creating wholesome relationships.To learn more, visit: https://www.dilkirecipes.com/ more

We were raised to be strong. To push through. To never let anyone see us struggle.3 out of 4 South Asians who need mental health support never get it. Not because we do not struggle. Because we were never given the space to say so.JiVA Talks: Unfiltered is a 4-part series airing every Sunday in May on Rukus Avenue Radio, iHeart Radio's Activate Your Listening platform. Hosted by Ektha Aggarwal, licensed psychotherapist and founder of JiVA Mental Health, and Huma Qureshi, psychiatrist and JiVA Impact Board Member, this series was built for every South Asian who has ever said 'I am fine' and meant something completely different.Each week, we sit down with real people. Not professionals. Not perfect people. People who have survived something, built something, and chosen to stop carrying it alone. From loneliness and generational trauma to divorce, grief, identity, humor, and hope, these are the conversations our parents never got to have. We are having them now.This series is produced in partnership with Rukus Avenue Radio and Activate Your Listening in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and AAPI Heritage Month.New episodes every Sunday at 10am, starting May 10. South Asian mental health, finally unfiltered.Find us at jivamentalhealth.com or @jivamentalhealth on Instagram. more

The E Squared Podcast with E The 1st is a space for deep, unapologetic conversations on South Asian life, history, art, and culture. Growing up in Surrey, BC in a traditional Sikh household, E has observed the Punjabi Sikh diaspora both as an insider and an outsider. Known for his rage-bait titles and outspoken opinions, his arguments aren't just about provocation for its own sake, they're about sparking thoughtful analysis and critical reflection.A UBC graduate in Art History and Philosophy, and with a background in Classical and South Asian Studies, E brings an academic lens to every episode. From Sikh identity and diaspora struggles to South Asian art, music, politics, and history, E Squared challenges listeners to confront assumptions, question traditions, and think differently about culture in the modern world.Check out houseofjouhal.com for the full exclusive mixes and merch. more

Jugni explores the intersection of South Asian fashion history, Punjabi music, and the diasporic experience.Join host Prabhleen as she bridges the gap between heritage and modern identity. Born from a desire to reclaim the education she missed growing up in Canada, this show offers two distinct formats: Solo Deep Dives that unearth the origins of cultural staples, from the history of the Parandi to the roots of Bhangra music. As well as Creative Conversations where Prabhleen interviews South Asian artists navigating the tension between creative calling and stability.Inspired by the Sufi concept of Jugni, a feminine soul that wanders, witnesses, and seeks fulfillment, Prabhleen follows her curiosity wherever it leads. Whether you are looking to learn about the intricate history of royal textiles or want to hear honest discussions about balancing a corporate career with an artistic passion, Jugni is your guide to the South Asian creative soul. more

Hosted by Kashif Harrison, 'Under the Brown Rainbow' is a podcast that celebrates the diverse experiences of LGBTQI+ South Asians. Each episode features intimate conversations with guests from the community, exploring their journeys, struggles, and triumphs. From coming out stories to discussions on cultural taboos and self-love, this podcast offers a safe space for authentic dialogue and connection. Whether you're part of the LGBTQI+ community or an ally, 'Under the Brown Rainbow' invites you to listen, learn, and be inspired by the resilience and joy of queer South Asian voices.New episodes fortnightly. Presented by Trikone Australia, a non-profit organisation supporting South Asian LGBTQI+ individuals. more

The Desi Psychology Podcast explores the thoughts, behaviors, and emotional experiences that shape us, through a South Asian lens.From growing up with high expectations to navigating identity, relationships, and self-worth, this podcast breaks down everyday experiences using simple, relatable psychology.If you've ever tried to understand why you think or feel a certain way, you're in the right place. Even if you don't identify as a South Asian, listening to a cultural take on psychology might be worth your time!Narration, script creation and research by RuchitaArtwork by Mallika more

Welcome to Going South—a podcast that dives deep into the heart of South Asia, exploring its rich cultures, complex histories, and dynamic political landscapes. Hosted by Ria Chakrabarty, Senior Policy Director at Hindus for Human Rights, this podcast is your guide to understanding one of the world's most diverse and influential regions. In a time when South Asia's impact on global politics, culture, and economics is growing, Going South invites you to engage with the stories that shape the region and its people. more

Dirty Chai Club is where unfiltered conversations meet cultural nuance. Hosted by two South Asian women who grew up straddling immigrant roots and American hustle, this podcast dives into the messy, magical, and meaningful moments of modern womanhood. From navigating tradition and identity to success, wellness, relationships, and generational healing—we say the quiet parts out loud. Think chai-fueled chats that feel like therapy, storytelling, and sisterhood all in one.New episodes drop weekly. Bring your chai, leave the filter. Make it dirty. more

The Healing Space with MannMukti is a safe, uplifting podcast dedicated to breaking the silence around mental health in South Asian communities. Each episode features honest conversations, expert insights, and personal stories that empower listeners to heal, grow, and feel seen. Together, we're creating a space where vulnerability is strength and community is medicine. more

The word Sunoh in Hindi means to listen, and more importantly, to be understood. This podcast aims to create a circle of understanding for South Asian women primarily and anyone else who may be interested in these topics. From changing family structures , to work-life balance, motherhood, singlehood, and more. In talking with experts, authors, and especially women with their own experience, the host Harveen Kour brings South Asian women's stories to the surface. We're hoping to shake off stigma one conversation at a time. This season we're looking at separation and divorce. more

Welcome to Not Aloud, the podcast that unveils the crazy double lives of South Asians with 'strict families and societal norms'. 🙄Join host A and her guests as they spill the beans on their secret antics, trying to balance dreams with societal norms. From funny stories to expert advice, we're trying to break barriers, one hack at a time. Dealing with a typical South Asian life is quite a maze, therefore our Get Aloud episodes have mental health professionals and other experts sharing their advice and tips. Come join us in this fun, adventurous, (secret) battle! more

Understanding your South Asian background and how it impacts you can be a layered and complicated experience. Join mental health therapists, Aarti & Nita (the new generation of 'aunties') as they dig deep into patterns they see with their therapy clients as well as their personal experiences. From family and social relationships to professional aspirations, they can help you make connections and gain an understanding of how the South Asian culture impacts your past and present and helps empower you to create the future you want! Music: The SlantsIG: unapologeticaunties2.0 more

Note: The Sharma Sessions was previously known as PS. Make It Make SenseWelcome to The Sharma Sessions with Sureena Sharma, the podcast discussing all-things South Asian and the impact of being South Asian in today's society. Along with guests Sureena discusses difficult topics which may otherwise be taboo in South Asian households and tries to make sense of it all, breaking down the stigmas surrounding certain issues and to raise awareness around others.Please show your support by rating, liking, subscribing and sharing as it really helps the podcast! And if you want to get involved in the fun too then, if you have a story or rant of the week to share or if you'd like to come onto the podcast then send an email to thesharmasessions@gmail.com or send a DM on Instagram or TikTok, just search for The Sharma Sessions. more

Welcome to Re:Orient, a podcast by Asia Society India and Dalberg that covers the most pressing issues in South Asia, from AI and education to air pollution and the changing geopolitical order. Over six episodes, we speak to educationists, policymakers, thinkers and experts to gather meaningful and often surprising insights. Inakshi Sobti, CEO Asia Society, and Gaurav Gupta, Global Managing Partner Dalberg Advisors, bookend each episode with key questions that lie at the heart of the issue: what matters, how it got to be this way, and what we can do about it. Gaurav then builds on these questions with our diverse group of guests, giving us insights on where South Asia lands on each of these themes. more

Hop in and ride along with three unapologetically South Asian millennials as they dive into real talk, hot takes, and everything in between. From culture, identity, and family expectations to relationships, pop culture, and the occasional wild story — no topic is off-limits once you're Off the Rickshaw.Expect laughs, debates, and plenty of moments that'll make you say, 'wow, same.' Whether you grew up desi or are just here for the vibes, there's always room on the rickshaw. New episodes bi-weekly. Follow us on Instagram for BTS, teasers, and engage with us with your feedback! more

In-depth explorations into the traditions of Yoga, Sanskrit, Indian Philosophy, and South Asian Religions. Featuring candid conversations and interviews with scholars and educators from around the world. Hosted by Seth Powell.  more

Interviews with Scholars of South Asia about their New BooksSupport our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/south-asian-studies more

Brown Women Health is the first and only platform that brings culturally-specific and verified health information to South Asian Women globally. Join us for exciting and meaningful conversations regarding all things women's health, medicine, and culture - specifically through the lens of Brown Women. Through our podcast, we are able to highlight amazing South Asian women working in healthcare and bring their expertise right to you! Follow us on Instagram @BrownWomenHealth more

Finding Your Worth From Within — the podcast for South Asian women ready to break generational cycles, unlock confidence, and reclaim the voice their ancestors never got to use. 🔑 I'm your host, Aman Sunner - Energy Expert, and Founder of Unlocked. Here, we go far beyond mindset! We dive into the beliefs, emotions, and energetic patterns that have been silently shaping your self worth, so you can release what's been inherited, heal what's been hidden, and rise into the woman you were always meant to be. This podcast is for the passion-led woman who knows she's meant for more, the one with ideas, visions, and unsaid dreams waiting to come alive. My mission is to help you bring them into reality by unlocking your self-belief, mastering your emotions, and freeing your voice. Expect raw truths, soulful tools, and conversations that bridge psychology, energy, and culture all designed to help you: ✨ Unlock your self belief ✨ Master your emotions ✨ Free your voice ✨ And finally, lead yourself with courage, clarity, and confidence Because your next chapter doesn't begins when you finally unlock the power that's been within you all along. Come and hang out on Instagram @amansunnerenergyexpert more

🩺 Award-winning podcast hosted by physicians. Providing the latest fact-based medical information for women. more

ChaiTime Radio is a weekly Stanford-based radio show celebrating global arts, literature, music, film, and culture. With more than 2.13 million streams across 100+ countries, the program reaches a worldwide audience through KZSU, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and SoundCloud. Over the years, ChaiTime has featured an extraordinary range of artists, thought leaders, musicians, authors, social reformers, and academics, including Begum Parveen Sultana, Javed Akhtar, Padma Shri Prahlad Singh Tipaniya, Dr. R. A. Mashelkar, Anna Hazare, Suresh Wadkar, Kailash Kher, Mahesh Kale, Shaan, Rajdeep Sardesai, and numerous distinguished scholars from Stanford University and the University of California system. Pranjali Sirasao is a researcher, educator, linguist, and media producer whose work bridges language, culture, technology, and community engagement. She has held faculty appointments at Stanford University, UC Berkeley, and UC Davis, and has contributed to language and AI technologies at Google and Apple. Pranjali is the Founder and President of ChaiTime Media, a California-based nonprofit dedicated to cultural storytelling and community connection. She also serves as Co-Organizer of Kavya Connection in San Francisco and as a Board Member of the Ethnic Arts Foundation, USA, while volunteering with the Sankara Eye Foundation and Omkar Trust. Since 2012, she has been the producer, host, and creative force behind ChaiTime Radio, documenting and amplifying diverse voices, traditions, and artistic journeys from around the world. more

Indo American News Radio commentators Jawahar Malhotra, Sanchali Basu and Pramod Kulkarni cover an eclectic mix of news, views and guest interviews from the South Asian community in Houston, Texas, every Saturday from 4 to 6pm on FM 98.7. From 3 to 4 pm, Jyoti Kulkarni entertains on Classically Yours deciphering the Ragas which are the basis of Hindi movie songs and Jawahar & Sanchali play the I Think I Know This current affairs quiz.IANR is a product of Indo American News paper which has served the market for 43 years and is the oldest South Asian newspaper in the Southern part of the US. more

Candid opinions, experiences, and stories from South Asian occupational therapy practitioners and students to help improve cultural humility in our field. ]]> more

The INDUStry Show, a Los Angeles based production, is the longest running talk show featuring journeys of entrepreneurs, executives, and change makers - primarily of South Asian origin. In season 10 now, it has reached more than 30 million eyes and ears across the globe. Entrepreneurship is a lonely journey, even more so for immigrants and women. Through more than 300 stories of adaptability, courage, failure, innovation, resilience, we have shared inspiration, motivation and sense of community. Our founder and host, Dr. Nitin Bajaj, did his PhD thesis on South Asian immigrant entrepreneurs. more

In each episode we sit down with a scholar who has contributed something extraordinary to our understanding of history, politics or culture in South Asia, and get a deeper insight into their work. South Asia Conversations is a production of the Centre of South Asian Studies at Cambridge University. more

This podcast hosts writers, readers, artists, and activists who listen to, read, or document 'queer' stories and their afterlives. This space hopes to hold conversations that question what queerness in India feels, looks, and sounds like. It may push Indian writers and publishers, especially upper-caste Hindus to check their cultural and social capital and interrogate the Indian dominance in South Asia and studies on South Asia. It is an attempt to share joy or discomfort, suspicion, or solidarity, or just gossip and flirt. Though this podcast is an extension of my research interests, it is neither funded by my current institution nor meant to be an academic engagement as such. As a curator who is upper-caste, I hope to work harder to not replicate Savarna ways of producing knowledge. I also recognize the labor of sharing stories and intend to compensate some guests, either with honoraria or by other means, depending on what they may desire. more

Championing all things diversity & the South Asian diaspora. Written blog pieces available on www.londonwritingguy.com.A little about me and this podcast / blog - https://www.londonwritingguy.com/about INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/londonwritingguyTWITTER:www.twitter.com/harjots more

A diverse podcast interviewing Premiere South Asians

Desi In Design celebrates the journeys of South Asian artists and designers from around the world who are redefining creativity and breaking new ground. Hosted by award-winning creative director and artist Sravya Attaluri, Each episode dives into topics like navigating creative careers, upskilling, building collaborations, and exploring self-expression.Tune in for insights, advice, and stories that inspire. Whether you're a seasoned creative or simply curious about South Asian art and design, there's something here for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

South Asian Women in Rare is a podcast and community platform amplifying the voices of South Asian women in the rare disease space. Through honest conversations and storytelling, we explore the realities of living with rare conditions while navigating culture, family, healthcare, education, work, and identity. By bringing together patients, advocates, caregivers, researchers, and community leaders, we aim to increase visibility, foster connection, challenge stigma, and inspire meaningful change. more

The Mughal empire, told one story at a time — the emperors, the wars, the gardens, and the three centuries that made modern South Asia. Narrative history, drawn from the primary sources: the Baburnama, the Akbarnama, and the memoirs the emperors wrote themselves. New episode weekly. Made by Aurah Living. more

Exploring our LGBTQ+ South Asian histories, in our own way.With Sharan Dhaliwal and Sabah Choudrey 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ more

The Evolution of South Asian Music is a podcast hosted by music executive Akhila Shankar and marketeer Roochay Shukla exploring how South Asian sound is evolving beyond borders. Each season, released as a new chapter, features in‑person long‑form conversations with international executives, curators, A&Rs and cultural tastemakers engaging with the region. Together they unpack how South Asian music is moving from the margins to the centre of global culture. more

Welcome to Unfiltered Chai with Alicia Vrajlal a podcast produced by Draw Your Box (a media company founded by Alicia that covers issues impacting South Asians in Australia and beyond). Entertainment and pop culture allows us to explore and learn so much about ourselves and the world. Through Unfiltered Chai, you get to hear the candid chats with guests Alicia interviews for Draw Your Box's website articles and social media snippets. She'll be asking about everything from career success, to fame, to representation, community, identity and more. Enjoy! Host: Alicia Vrajlal Producer: Haresh Nair Follow us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drawyourbox TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@drawyourbox Website https://drawyourbox.com/ more

A show dedicated to how South Asians in the diaspora cook daal, aka lentils and legumes, and the cultures, migrations, and stories that surround it. Hosted by Sayyida Jaffer. more

Pie Radio's South Asian show, bringing you the latest tunes & chai. Playing the biggest desi tunes (old school and new), discussing the latest news, trends, and highlighting important issues for young British South Asians. more

Welcome to Welted Marigold, your go-to Desi Crime podcast for the most chilling True Crime stories of South Asians from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka. Join host Ambica Uppal as we unravel captivating stories filled with unexpected twists and gripping turns. We dive deep into the world of Indian true crime , extraordinary incidents, and the remarkable lives of people who have faced the unthinkable. From unsolved Indian mysteries that haunt the shadows of our society to the most notorious South Asian criminal cases , we bring you tales that challenge perceptions and ignite curiosity. Each episode offers a fresh perspective on the human experience, wrapped in the suspense of a Desi murder mystery or an awe-inspiring account of resilience. Whether you're a true crime enthusiast or a lover of dark, mysterious narratives from India , our podcast delivers rich storytelling and insights that make you question everything you thought you knew. Subscribe now and become part of our thriving community of listeners as we embark on a journey through the dark and mysterious side of the Desi world. more

At Sonia Sabri Company, the UK's leading South Asian dance and music company, we often hear that those from global majority backgrounds struggle to access the Arts, see themselves on stage or access the information on pursuing a career in the arts.We're ready to change that.Join Sonia Sabri MBE, co-founder and artistic director of Sonia Sabri Company and multi-award-winning Kathak dance artist and choreographer, as she deep dives into the real lived experiences of industry professionals, challenge stereotypes, and celebrate the positive impact of South Asian Dance and Music on health, wellbeing and the wider dance sector.Sonia Sabri Company:Website: ssco.org.ukInstagram: @soniasabricoTikTok: @soniasabricoFacebook: Sonia Sabri CompanyYouTube: Sonia Sabri CompanySonia Sabri MBE:Instagram: @sonia_sabri_mbe_global Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

The South Asian Women in Higher Education (SAWHE) Network podcast spotlights stories, barriers, and successes from UK academia. Each of the episodes features bold and honest conversations with South Asian women across the UK Higher Education sector, from researchers and educators to professional services leaders and student advocates. We're shining a light on the stories, impact, struggles, and successes that often go unheard, and celebrating the power of representation, resilience, and reimagining leadership. From breaking barriers and balancing identities to reimagining leadership, we are celebrating the successes of South Asian women in higher education. About the SAWHE network This is a grassroots, community-led initiative dedicated to amplifying the visibility, voice, and leadership of South Asian women across UK universities. We exist so that South Asian women are never alone in their academic journey offering a safe, inclusive space to connect, be supported, and be celebrated. The first series will be Hosted by Dr Sayema Rahman Khan, founder of SAWHE Producer: Sumaiya Motara, SAWHE Digital Communications Lead Website: https://sawhe.org/ LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/south-asian-women-in-higher-education-network/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/sawheofficial/?igsh=MWZqOTg5enQ3OTJl# Join the network here: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/1/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8Gy_HKfUNmdW-HFEh29A3pPOHC8Qe44tdvEoHJGJgx7zn-w/viewform more

A platform dedicated to amplifying the voices, visions, and creative forces shaping South Asia's contemporary cultural landscape. more

Brown Girls, Money Moves features the world's most inspiring South Asian founders and the investors who fund them. Bhargavi Varma is the founder of Brown Girl Angels, a global angel and VC collective of South Asian women mobilizing their capital and investing in South Asian female led startups. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter (Brown Girls, Money Moves) and our global dinner series (Brown Girls, Desi Dinners) and stay connected. more

Join me in my messy, spicy, thinking-out loud space as we theorize! Rooted in research on South Asian students and life in higher education, each episode blends theory, lived experience, cultural observation, and a lot of honest questioning. This is a space for synthesis: noticing patterns, sitting with tension, and naming the things we inherit from our families, communities, and institutions. We decide what to keep, revise, or unlearn. more

From Scotland to South Asia and beyond, this podcast is rooted in one clear purpose: to connect and amplify South Asian screen talent based in Scotland by creating access to global conversations, networks, and knowledge. Conversations Across Borders is a podcast spotlighting the voices, journeys, and ideas shaping South Asian screen culture across the world. Through candid conversations with actors, directors, producers, writers, and creative leaders, the series explores what it means to build a career in film and television across industries, identities, and geographies. more

The Contemporary South Asia podcast extends the mission of the journal by providing a forum for critical engagement with the social, political, economic, and cultural transformations shaping the region today. Drawing on cutting-edge scholarship published in the journal, each episode features conversations with researchers, practitioners, and commentators whose work illuminates the complexities of South Asian societies within global and historical contexts. Topics range from state formation, migration, and development to gender, environment, and cultural production. Through these dialogues, the series fosters interdisciplinary reflection and a deeper understanding of the forces redefining South Asia and its diasporas in the contemporary world.To view the articles discussed in full, please see our website: https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/ccsa20Any queries can be directed to editorialoffice@csajournal.net more

The South Asian Studies at Stanford (SASS) Podcast features conversations between the Center for South Asia at Stanford and guests who have a connection to Stanford as faculty, staff, students, or alumni. The podcasts feature a wide range of topics, ranging from poetry to politics, from manuscript collecting to music, from business to Bollywood. Every podcast consists of an informal and informative conversation about South Asia and its meaning in the world, in our lives, and at Stanford. more

NeuroDesi is a podcast exploring neurodiversity, identiy and cultural stigma within the South Asian community. Hosted by Hamza Hussain, the series features personal experiences, honest conversations and discussions with contributors connected to autism, mental health and community support. From missed childhood signs and family expectations to identity, acceptance and representation, NeuroDesi aims to create the conversations many people grow up without hearing. The podcast explores what it means to be both neurodiverse and Desi in the UK. Instagram: @neurodesipodcast more

🎙️ The Mansuri PerspectiveIf you watched The Mansuri Show on ARY Digital TV or read Pakistan Link and Urdu Link — the conversation continues, now on demand.Sharp, unfiltered analysis of U.S. politics, Pakistan affairs, and South Asian diaspora issues.Host Arif Mansuri brings decades of media experience to every episode.One Perspective. Endless Conversations. Zero Filter.🎧 Available on: YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Pocket CaSpotify for Creators: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/mansurishowSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1KAAOgn0tQTl8TLairMb4u more

'Zubaani' in Hindustani translates to 'through the language' or 'by means of language' in English. The first season produced by Peerbagh discusses South-Asian parenting tips and storytelling with folk, personal, and regional stories that build our common myths and community as people. Peerbagh is an award-winning 501c3 nonprofit organization incorporated in Austin, Texas. The nonprofit produces storytelling events and workshops and produces an illustrated South-Asia-inspired children's quarterly magazine Bento. Website: peerbagh.com/bookstoreInsta: instagram.com/peerbagh.stories more

A South Asian feminist podcast on books, politics, and everything in between. Extending the work of the Sanskaari Girls Book Club, each episode invites critical reflection on literature, culture, and the structural conditions that shape them. Through discussion, review, and dialogue, we centre marginal voices and create space for thoughtful, ongoing engagement beyond the page. more

American married to a South Asian, published author, podcaster, blogger, coach, photographer, and mom of 5! What if I said I have the power to compress time for you? Would you stick around? I believe that I do. With a passion, purpose, and goal to help those starting on their journey venturing into what I have already been through, I cannot wait to meet all of you!Some things you'll find here will be all things South Asian related, a little bit of South Asian wedding chatter, absolute fun, some laughs while sharing my personal stories, jokes, and perhaps a few tears as I hold nothing back regarding the difficulties in merging two cultures, two families, two religions, raising 5 children and the struggles we have fought along the way. The cherry on top is that if this interests you or you are facing similar challenges - I have the answers; ask me anything, and don't be shy! more

The Maansik Meets Podcast is a podcast presented by the Maansik Meets team from the greater Maansik Movement group. We look to bring perspectives and voices of the greater south asian community to speak on topics that need to be highlighted and heard. more

Lost Sarees shares the stories of South Asian trans-national adoptees. By sharing stories and experiences as adoptees, we hope others can find comfort in our shared history. more

Navigating Christian faith and culture as a South Asian can be hard. This podcast hopes to create a safe space by leaning into God's word as we wrestle with some of these things so that we can become transformed individuals, families and, communities. more