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Listeners of Jilted Indian Pod that love the show mention:Today is Indigenous People's Day! In the first of two episodes, we discuss how America's foundation of murder, theft, and exploitation continues to bear rotten fruit in the dismantling of native rights. CW: In this episode, we talk about the tragic discovery of indigenous children's bodies found buried underneath residential schools in Canada. We also discuss the current Supreme Court case attempting to dismantle the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement (Landback), recent news regarding attacks on indigenous rights in Brazil, and the Stop Line 3 movement. Show Notes and Links here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2021/10/12/s5-e2-atwb-the-fight-for-native-rights/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice Leave us a message: anchor.fm/jiltedindianpod/message
Remember when we tried to record a season in the midst of a pandemic AND a chronic stress-inducing election in 2020? Lol, and then we couldn't bring ourselves to keep going? Believe it or not, smack dab in the middle of election day and the declaration of Joe Biden as president, in tandem while isolated in our homes, we decided to sit down, watch a Bollywood favorite, Dil To Pagal Hai, and record a roast of it for 45 minutes. It gave us the levity we needed then and since 2021 is no better we decided to release this episode now. We invite you to laugh with us as we discuss this film and share our top WTF moments. Spoiler alert: Once again, in a completely different film, Rahul deserves no one.
Happy to see more brown people on screen? Pumped to see a surge in South Asian representation in Hollywood? Are you amazed at how much representation little brown kids have now in the shows they watch and the movies they love, how much more belonging they feel now that their stories are being heard? One of a handful of people you can thank? Kal Penn. Join the Jilted Indians as we stan the elder statesman of the Indian Illuminati, Kalpen Suresh Modi. We talk about his career and his contributions to society, as well as his latest show, Kal Penn Approves This Message. Show Notes here: Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice Leave us a message: anchor.fm/jiltedindianpod/message
On Blackout Tuesday, a number of people post up a black square in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Everyone can agree it is a good thing that more people are aware of the injustices faced by the black community. However, racism and inequity didn't magically disappear that day (as evidenced by the election). So, now what? What should the black square people do next to move our society toward equity? Join the Jilted Indians as they discuss allyship and anti-racism. Show Notes here: Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice Leave us a message: anchor.fm/jiltedindianpod/message
On the morning of Nov. 7, we peeled our faces from our pillows and (with one eye open) checked our social meeds to learn that Senator Kamala Devi Harris was now MADAM VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT KAMALA DEVI HARRIS (it sinks in more every minute, even as we type this description). In this episode, we share our post-election thoughts and we offer you a bonus: an unreleased segment from our Election Spectacular episode, where we loved on our future Vice President. Grab your chai and your Parle-G crackers. This one's for the books. Show Notes here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2020/11/09/s4-b3-on-madam-vice-president-elect-kamala-devi-harris/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice Leave us a message: anchor.fm/jiltedindianpod/message
As a podcast born from the madness of the 2016 election, it only makes sense that we do an election special. Tune in to hear a special shade tree segment, our thoughts on voting plans and electability. Anju pops off. It's pretty much Miranda and Puja's favorite. Finally, we close with a dramatic reading you won't want to miss. We had to bring the humor. You know what they say, laugh to keep from spiraling--we mean crying. Both. Show Notes here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2020/10/26/s4-e2-a-jilted-indian-election-spectacular/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice Leave us a message: anchor.fm/jiltedindianpod/message
Happy Indigenous People's Day! The Jilted Indians are back for season FOUR with an episode to signal boost issues being faced by indigenous communities. We talk history, current events, and allyship. We also want to hip you to some amazing art and highlight organizations serving indigenous communities. Show notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2020/10/12/s4-e1-this-land-is-their-land/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice Leave us a message: https://anchor.fm/jiltedindianpod/message
Chances are, you're quarantined at home. Now you have plenty of time to catch up on some crazy current events in India regarding the most recent heinous acts of the BJP, Hindutva, and the RSS. Our focus is on the anti-Muslim Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). How does this act tie to riots, protests, deaths, property damage, and an entire demographic of people living in fear of being rendered stateless? Some of you may be thinking, surely this isn't India! But it is...How TF did India get here? The Jilted Indians made this episode to catch you up. For those of you with family in India, and for those of you in the Indian diaspora whose heritage is important to you, press play. Be informed, signal boost facts, and talk about this with your loved ones. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2020/03/31/s3-e6-wtf-motherland/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
To the shock of everyone who knows her, Miranda sat down to deliberately watch a Bollywood film with Puja. Together, they address the context of this film in the Bollywood timeline, as well as their top WTF moments (i.e., Miss Berganza, the clothes, the religion flipping, and that wedding). Join us for a fun and lighthearted discussion of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2020/02/24/s3-be6-bollywood-watch-party-kkha/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
We recorded this in the second week of January but safe to say now, it didn't take long for 2020 to suck. Still, we jilted Indians power through by talking about what we want to focus on doing in 2020, along with lifting up the brown people in politics we are hella excited about. It isn't all rainbows, we had to throw out about 20 minutes of rants and make concise our shade tree segment. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2020/01/29/s3-be5-2020-with-a-bang/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
It's time for our annual Jilted Indian book club episode! We are joined by resident book expert, fellow shitty Indian, and protest sister, Ishita Patel Kent, to discuss Balli Kaur Jaswal's Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows. Come for a discussion of Desi themes throughout the narrative, and stay for the vegetable metaphors! 1.8.20 Note: We neglected to include a Trigger Warning in the episode itself. There is some talk about child marriage and all that entails in this episode around 31:40 until 32:45. We apologize for the oversight. Show Notes here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2020/01/02/s3-be4-erotic-stories-for-punjabi-widows/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram. Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod Like and Subscribe on your podcatcher of choice. Follow Anju: @FountofSarcasm Follow Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Follow Puja: @Meanrice Follow Ishita: @ishiekent
In this bonus episode, the Jilted Indians talk about Gurinder Chadha's "Blinded By the Light" a coming of age story about Pakistani-British immigrant family and Lulu Wang's "The Farewell" a story about a family's lie to their dying matriarch. SPOILER ALERTS abound as Miranda and Puja talk about representation, the "Asianness" of these films, and celebrate watching movies written and directed by Asian women. Go see these movies. Special Note: these films inspired a whole Jilted Indian Pod episode on internalized suffering. Show Notes here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/10/29/s3-be3-you-gotta-see-these-movies/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram. Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod Like and Subscribe on your podcatcher of choice. Follow Anju: @FountofSarcasm Follow Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Follow Puja: @Meanrice
Why are we shocked by the mistreatment of the indigenous? Why are we shocked by racism, gender inequality, or police brutality and mass incarceration of black men? The constitution is working. Join the Jilted Indians as we discuss the importance of listening to indigenous voices and building a shared memory of the history of this country on a special Indigenous People's Day episode. Show Notes Here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/10/14/s3-e5-listening-to-indigenous-voices/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram. Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod Like and Subscribe on your podcatcher of choice. Follow Anju: @FountofSarcasm Follow Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Follow Puja: @Meanrice
"Oh, it's nothing," or, "It's okay, you're busy and I don't want to bother you," is one thing when you are recovering from arthritis pain, and something else entirely when being hospitalized for something serious. Why is it that brown parents downplay their suffering toward their children, and how has that affected our ability to reach out to others as the next generation? Join the Jilted Indians as we talk generational trauma with friend of the pod and LMFT, Shameela Keshavjee. Show Notes Here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/10/09/s3-e4-the-downplay-of-suffering/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram. Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod Like and Subscribe on your podcatcher of choice. Follow Anju: @FountofSarcasm Follow Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Follow Puja: @Meanrice Follow Shameela: @ShameelaLMFT
You met Proma Khosla from our live podcast recording presentation of "A Reimagination of the Yule Ball Gowns" at Leaky Con 2019. Puja and Miranda sit down for an interview with Proma to learn more about her career as an entertainment writer for Mashable, dancer, stand-up comedian, and PROFESSIONAL HARRY POTTER FAN. Yes, you read that correctly. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/09/16/s3-be2-brown-girl-magic/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice & Proma: @Promawhatup
The Jilted Indian Podcast was invited to present "A Reimagination of the Yule Ball Gowns" as a live podcast recording at Leaky Con 2019 in Dallas. In this hour, we mercilessly drag the costuming decisions made for the Patil Twins in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire movie. We pay homage to the Patil Twins and we educate our audience on what Indian fashion actually is because we want #JusticeForThePatilTwins. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/08/23/s3-e3-a-re-imagination-of-the-yule-ball-gowns/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
It's time for a shitty Indian litmus test with the Jilted Indians! We are in season 3 and we have grown into our shitty Indianness (if you're just now joining us, shitty Indian is a term of belonging FYI). In this episode we check in with where we are as human beings, have we gotten over insufferable shit from our past? Are we halfway there? What about you? Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/06/24/s3-e2-shitty-indian-litmus-test/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
For an episode that was recorded more than two months ago, this episode is timely. What happens when a woman quits the patriarchy? What exactly does that mean and more importantly, what arts and crafts does she/they/he take up with all of the extra energy? A lot is covered in this episode from women's evolutionary superiority (we live longer, ask an insurance actuary) to the women running for president. Join the jilted Indians for a discussion on quitting the patriarchy. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/05/28/s3-e1-f-that-boat/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
We'rrrrrrrre back! Join the Jilted Indians as they discuss why it is important for South Asians to recognize and celebrate Black History Month. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2019/02/27/s3-b1-black-history-month/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice. Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
It is wedding season...yay? In the season 2 finale, the Jilted Indians talk about Indian Weddings. The food, the traditions, the clothes, the Aunties...We provide tips on surviving Indian Wedding season as a single woman (Tequila is involved), turn the tables and we give the Aunties advice, and finally a brief review of 2018's "Veere di Wedding." Just a note, this episode was edited by Puja - which explains the sound. Music in featured in this Episode: "High Seas" by Trailer Bride "Really Thinking About the Beach" by Learning Music Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2018/09/07/s2-e10-big-fat-indian-weddings/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
Where are all the south Asians in science fiction or dystopian narratives? Join the Jilted Indians as they discuss the speculative fiction writing of Vandana Singh, in her short stories collection, "Ambiguity Machines". This is our Black Panther. Tune in to see (hear)why. Show Notes can be found here: https://jiltedindianpod.com/2018/08/06/s2-be9-vandana-singhs-ambiguity-machines/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: @JiltedIndianPod Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
Hey there, podcast listeners! It's Miranda. We have a special episode for you here. I had the opportunity to interview phenomenal human being and actress, Jolly Abraham. Jolly has worked with several household names in theater, television, and film. You will not want to miss what she has to say about representation on stage and in Hollywood, as well as the stories she has to tell about working with Mira Nair! Show notes may be found here: https://wordpress.com/post/jiltedindianpod.com/1948
We understand the news can be downright depressing these days, so join the Jilted Indians for some levity on our Desi News episode! We think you'll enjoy our recurring themes...
Hey there listeners, it has been a while! Join the Jilted Indians with our recap of the Indian Superbowl! What is the Indian Superbowl? Why it's the Scripps National Spelling Bee of course!
Puja and Anju finally sat Miranda down to watch Monsoon Wedding. With Puja's fully stocked snack bar and plenty of drinks (of course), we laughed, cried, sighed, shook our fists and cheered to this film. Afterward we gathered around the AT2020's to fangirl over Mira Nair and our experiences of watching her films over the years, her accolades, and her almost involvement in the Harry Potter universe!! Pop some popcorn, pour some drinks and join us!
Why should the film and music industries have all of the fun? We decided to hold an awards show for representation by brown people in the past year. We also include our own version of the Razzies! We had so many people to recognize but we narrowed it down into a bonus short enough for you to fit in before the Oscars(which we will be live tweeting, join us!).
In part two of #AnsariNotSorry, the Jilted Indians discuss the journalism, and the response of brown women in media to the Aziz debacle (us included!). Since our record, even more response articles came out, including two amazing Huff Post articles by Nadya Agrawal and Brittany Wong. Where do we go from here when it comes to the spectrum of consent?
We had to call a therapist for this one. The Jilted Indians met up with LMFT Shameela Keshavjee to discuss the necessity of expanding the conversation surrounding consent and sexual misconduct. The Babe.net Aziz Ansari story that broke out after the Golden Globes has spurred dozens and dozens of response articles and dialogue in media. This is part 1, where we discuss the state of feminism in media leading up to this very moment in #metoo and #TimesUp. We discuss what happened between Grace and Aziz and our thoughts on the responses to her story. We poured drinks, did some deep breathing over lavender essential oils to quell our rage and at one point Miranda had to lie down on the floor to breathe slowly (you would have too if you were her). RAINN.org National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673 (HOPE)
One year and 29 episodes later, here we are. Last weekend was the 1 year anniversary of the largest demonstration in US history, the Women's March. We decided to share with you are few moments we have been keeping in our back pockets. Featured audio clips come from the Women's Convention (Kirsten Gillibrand, Maxine Waters), The Black Women's March, and The March Against White Supremacy. Toward the end is a recording of Puja's thoughts from the day before the Women's March last year as well as a quote from Auntie Maxine to set the tone for 2018.
The cinematography was gorgeous, the men were...good looking? What? After a google search of Padmavati, we learned some troubling news stories about this movie release concerning protests, theaters set on fire, and death threats issued to the lead actress and director. We guessed this concerned misogynistic white sari fantasies and ties to Hindu Nationalism. Turns out, we were right. Show Notes: jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
The Jilted Indians sat down last year to discuss the mysterious-no-more homicide investigation of local sweetheart Sherin Mathews. Trigger warning: we discuss toxic parenting and our personal stories surrounding never being good enough. We discuss the temple/church role in maintaining the model minority status far past what is safe for our girls. Please join us for this important discussion. Music intro was "Be That Way" by Kevin MacLeod. Show Notes: jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
Hey the Jilted Indians are back with a Festivus episode...that we are releasing on Boxing Day. We went to dinner (hence the background noise), had a few drinks, and talked about 2017. What we liked, what we didn't, what we learned, and what we recommend. Thank you all for a wonderful first year, you will be hearing from us in 2018, until then come with Love and Courage and go in Peace and Power. The Song used in this episode: Junior85's "Christmas Card" from "It's Christmas II" http://freemusicarchive.org/music/junior85/ITS_CHRISTMAS_II Show Notes: jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
Puja and Miranda met renowned comedian, podcast host, and documentary filmmaker, Hari Kondabolu. We asked him our signature questions and everything...but we forgot to ask him if we could record. Please keep in mind that we would have remembered if we weren't fangirling, which you'll find out is a different experience for each of us. Show Notes: jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
We have been anticipating the release of Hari Kondabolu's documentary, "The Problem With Apu", and now it is available on TruTV! The Jilted Indians are joined by friend of the pod, Rashee, and we all sat down and viewed it together. We laughed, we scoffed, and old wounds were reopened. Let's talk about Apu, y'all. Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
Join Anju, Miranda, and Puja in "Left Overs" a bonus episode in which we talk about immigrant thanksgiving, what we are thankful for, and read listener submitted Thanksgiving stories. This episode just made us incredibly hungry. AND we recorded this episode on the anniversary of us deciding to do this podcast. HAPPY 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO US! Heads Up, Puja edited this episode rather than usual editor, Miranda. Music: "Sweet Potato Shuffle" by The Polish Ambassadors, "Diplomatic Immunity" (c) 2014 Show Notes: jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
Join the Jilted Indians in celebrating Native American Heritage Month, after which we discuss the origin of Thanksgiving and what we ought to do with this holiday now that we know all of this messed up stuff. Show Notes: https://jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
It has been almost a year since "The Event" (the 2016 Election). That is the only reason we have to explain why Puja rapped this week's theme song. Also Miranda may have a sign-off to add to the end of the show. And Anju needs your recommendations for irreverent Twitter accounts, send them to her @fountofsarcasm. Just a note, this is another Skype record episode, we are working out the logistics, but thanks for sticking with us! Show Notes: https://jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
WELCOME BACK! We are so glad you can join us for Season 2. More Jilted the same amount of Indian though. Speaking of Indian, today is October 9th, aka the second Monday in October aka the day that people in the United States celebrate a man getting lost and discovering something that already existed. There are so many problems with celebrating a man that caused so much destruction by not really accomplishing anything. We run through our problems with this day and choose to celebrate the conquered. Show Notes: https://jiltedindianpod.com/category/podcast/season-two/ Connect with us @JiltedIndianPod on Twitter and Instagram or on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JiltedIndianPod/ Don't forget to like and subscribe to us on your pod-catcher of choice (we are now on Google Music). Follow Us on Twitter: Anju: @FountofSarcasm Miranda: @MirandaGeorge Puja: @Meanrice
Join the Jilted Indians in a conversation about why the fuck our Indian relatives can't seem to find anything better to talk about than our body and how fat we are. We also discuss the awkwardness of body hair (spoiler alert, women have body hair) and how our parents were no help to us there. This is our season finale! Thank you for listening! Stay tuned for summer bonus material!
What started out as a bonus blew up into a full episode. Join the Jilted Indians in discussing their first book club pick, "All the Single Ladies" by Rebecca Traister. We have stories.
S1 Bonus Ep 8: The Jilted Indians watched Hasan Minhaj's "Homecoming King" together over the weekend and talked about what made us laugh, cringe with recognition, and one of us cried (one of us also dozed of like an old lady). Whether it was failing at winning the Scrips National Spelling Bee to playing one of the "cards" with your parents we talk about the common touchstones of growing up in an immigrant household common to the being Brown in America experience. www.jiltedindianpod.com
One Saturday morning before 9am our hosts gathered to talk about spaces where representation seems to be getting better, in print ads and in the interwebs specifically. This week we talk about a schadenfreude moments in fiction, Asian and South Asian representation in magazines (as well as film, tv, etc), and the web series "Brown Girls." #SingleGirlsClubForever
In part 2 of "Sex, Lies, and Desi Dating", the Jilted Indians talk about marriage and we play our own special, "Indian mom who listens to her daughter's podcast"-friendly version of FMK.
Oh, let's go there, shall we? Guest host Priya joins us for a discussion about sex, lies, and an initial conversation about the Indian LGBTQIA community.
We continue our discussion about Brown representation in Hollywood. We talk about where we have been and what we want to see happen going forward.
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and the Jilted Indians are here to unpack the sources of this egregious problem in our world. We talk stats, shame, toxic/fragile masculinity, rape culture and victim blaming. We share our stories, we share solutions.
Worst podcast episode title ever, check. The Jilted Indians review another important movie for POCs everywhere, Get Out, directed by Jordan Peele. We talk representation, microaggressions, model minority status, and art. There are SPOILERS so make sure you see the movie first!
In this special episode about name pronunciation microaggressions, we welcome back LMFT/fellow shitty Indian Shameela! The Jilted Indians throw a lifetime's worth of shade toward Americans who have poorly handled foreign names, all while laughing...a lot.
Guest host Shameela Keshavjee joins us for a discussion about the stigma of receiving help for mental health issues in brown communities. She also helps us understand how we may take better care of ourselves in times of high anxiety, as we continue to hear story after story of brown people being targeted in hate crimes.