Loudmouth Ladkis - Podcast Details

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Therapy for WomenSouth Asian Mental Health with Zara Khan, NCCAmanda and Fern interview one of our therapists, Zara and she shares about her experience and expertise as a South Asian woman and therapist. She shares with us how mental health is still very stigmatized in Pakistan (where she grew up) and in other countries in South Asia. She shares how valuable it was for her to have a therapist with the same culture and the importance of women of color to be able to see a therapist of color. We discuss the intricacies of culture and how it can show up in the therapy room as...2023-12-0540 min

Desi BoyzHunterrr Ka PyaasNo, it's not the Bollywood movie we're discussing here but a real HUNTER for the spicy masala that's in between the legs of all those PYAARI LADKIS! Welcome back to the show because we're back baby, and we're back with that same DHAMAKA and MASTI you've been missing! It's been a while but we're now here to stay! Say hello to Mr. W, a Malaysian Gen Z rockstar all the way from Down Under, the land of the kickin' Kangaroos. He's here because he needs answers and by now, all of you know that we do...2023-06-1639 min

Loudmouth Ladkistherapy's greatest hitsUnsurprisingly, we love therapy so much that we’re training to be clinicians. This week, your favorite therapy stans talk about their biggest takeaways from their therapy sessions - from lessons on boundary setting as daughters of immigrants to self-compassion and survival. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2023-01-2725 min

Loudmouth Ladkisbrown? desi? south asian? wth are we?!There are SO many ways to describe ourselves and our communities…but which term is the right one? This week, we talk about being "Brown," "Desi," and "South Asian," and the histories behind them. How do these words contribute to our individual and collective identities, and why does terminology even matter in the first place? And if you want to read more check out these amazing articles: - https://www.npr.org/2017/12/11/569983724/ask-code-switch-who-can-call-themselves-brown - https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna1886 - https://scroll.in/global/975071/is-the-term-desi-offensive-some-south-asian-americans-think-so --- Supp...2023-01-1933 min

Loudmouth Ladkisis hindsight 20/20?This might be our most unhinged episode yet. It's 2023 and we're still not over 2020. So what better way to process than by doing a kids react to our 2020 new year's resolutions? Join us as we listen to our 2019 selves who had no idea what was about to hit them. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2023-01-0630 min

Loudmouth Ladkiswhere tf have we been?!Bella! Where the hell have you been loca?? It’s been a long 1.5 years without LL, but we’re so excited to be back. This episode, we talk about what we‘ve been up to since we last recorded. It’s been a wild ride (college graduations, world travels, new jobs, and new cities), and we’re ready to bring what we’ve learned and experienced here to our 6th season!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2022-12-3026 min

Show Me How Good It Gets With Maalvikabrown women on therapy & interracial dating ft. Loudmouth Ladkis (part 2)TW: trauma, self-harm In the second half of the conversation, Maalvika, Saniya, & Sapna, talk finding a therapist who is right for you and what dating has been like for them. Bonus Q: where do they want their relationship with their Indian American identity to look like in five years time? Tune in to find out. Follow Maalvika's personal Instagram: @maalvikabhat and the Podcast Instagram: @showmehowgooditgetspodcast & feel free to shoot a DM if you have topics you'd like to see covered in an episode! Also, check out Maalvika's Tiktok: @maaltoks for even more content. Follow t...2022-06-2241 min

Show Me How Good It Gets With Maalvikafor the culture: growing up desi ft. Loudmouth Ladkis (part 1)Maalvika is joined by two dear friends, Saniya & Sapna, co-hosts of Loudmouth Ladkis. Together, they discuss what it was like to grow up Indian-American, the weight of being South Asian representation, creating your own identity, how they navigate the "log kya kahenge?" mindset, and so much more. Follow the girls on Instagram at @saniyasoniii and @_wassapna and their Podcast Instagram: @loudmouthladkis. Also, check them out on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Follow Maalvika's personal Instagram: @maalvikabhat and the Podcast Instagram: @showmehowgooditgetspodcast & feel free to shoot a DM if you have topics you'd like to see covered i...2022-06-2139 min

Desi BoyzTadka Dressing Style & Masala VibeOk it's time to hit the clothing aisles and grooming parlours because we're going to give you a BOLLYWOOD makeover so that those LADKIS will be crawling up your.....let's just leave it there.We talk about what to say, how to say what to say and language but in this episode, we take a turn to explore the other aspects of LUBHAAV, aka SEDUCTION. Did you know that 90% of seduction is actually subconscious and only 10% is conscious? Pretty wild eh?Well, we highlight the subconscious portion of seduction by talking about nails, shoes, clothes...2021-08-2633 min

Desi BoyzThe Tools of Kama DevKeep it in your pants until this episode is done because it's going to get SAUCY with a sprinkle of CHATPATA! We finally reveal our tools of the trade in seducing those TOTTA LADKIS *wink wink*. Stick around because this is a short one, but one of two parts that open the doors to the secrets of seduction. In this part one of two, we cover states of attraction, trancing HER out, sensory rich language, Sam revealing his sauciest encounters, and more! Total DHAMAKA!Want to make a podcast just like ours? JOIN Buzzsprout today and discover...2021-07-2924 min

Loudmouth LadkisIndia & The COVID-19 CrisisThe COVID-19 situation in India right now is beyond devastating. This week, we discuss America’s role in the global access to the vaccine, the two-fold experiences faced by members of the Indian diaspora, and most importantly, how we can help. Throughout this episode, we included information from The Guardian, New York Times, and The Atlantic. For resources to check out and donate to, please check out this Linktree compiled by our lovely friend Rhea Shetty. Proceeds from our sticker sales with Dewy Apricot will be donated to the only hospital in the rural village of Kosadi in...2021-05-0749 min

Loudmouth LadkisUntold: Defining Moments of the UprootedStorytelling and destigmatizing taboos in the South Asian community is what our podcast is all about, so this week, we were super excited to talk about our newest favorite book, “untold: defining moments of the uprooted.” Untold is a Brown Girl Mag anthology, a collection of stories that explores the intergenerational, diverse South Asian experience throughout the diaspora, through the lens of identity, being, and relationships. This week, we sat down and did a little book club to share our favorite stories from untold! You can get your own copy of untold and you HAVE to check out Garmi for beau...2021-03-2749 min

Loudmouth Ladkis$outh A$ian Women & MoneyTax season is upon us, and we’d be lying if we said we knew what we were doing - turns out, we’re not alone! The conversation about women and finance has just scratched the surface, and we wanted to talk about how women of the South Asian diaspora interact with money. We speak about our own experiences navigating the world of personal finance, common money mindsets prevalent among South Asian communities, and the psychological and biological effects of “money trauma”. Check out Boss Betis (@bossbetis) who helped us so much with this episode! And check out The M...2021-03-1843 min

Loudmouth LadkisBreaking the Cycle: Intergenerational HealingOn this podcast, we speak often about therapy and mental health, and this week, we had the pleasure to sit down with Aparna Sagaram, a licensed marriage and family therapist who works with immigrants and children of immigrants. According to a 2018 study published in World Psychiatry, scientists suggest trauma can be passed down to subsequent generations through an enduring change in the function of DNA. This week, we speak about concerns that often come up in the South Asian population, intergenerational trauma, and how we can break the cycle and move towards generational healing. --- Support this podcast...2021-03-1245 min

TDS 1.0 (featuring Annika and Nehal)Desi Ladki Life (feat. Loudmouth Ladkis and Anu Manner of Masala My Life | South Asian First Gen Experiences Across Gen X, Millennials, and Gen ZIt's been a great Season 5 and TWD is closing it out with the ladies of Loudmouth Ladkis, a podcast that feels like a little sister show, and Anu Manner of Masala My Life, a store that brings together East and West. With five people on this show spanning from Gen X, millennials, and Gen Z, first-generation stories and experiences are shared, from immigration stories, experiences in rural areas versus cities, high schools, and toys that have transcended time. Listen now!Go to https://betterhelp.com/thatdesispark for 10% off your first month of therapy withBetterHelp and...2021-03-091h 18

Loudmouth LadkisBody Neutrality: Every Body is a Sari BodyIt’s that awful time of the year where every website and every advertisement pushes you to get your “dream summer body”. What does that mean and why is it so harmful? This week, we talk about nutrition and exercise through a lens of body neutrality, abundance over restriction, and our own nutrition and exercise journeys. Follow us on Instagram @loudmouthladkis or shoot us an email at loudmouthladkis@gmail.com. We'd love to hear your thoughts and we'll see you next week. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2021-03-0552 min

Loudmouth LadkisFlipping the Script: Embracing Biculturalism in LiteratureRepresentation is a buzzword in the South Asian diaspora. Though we’ve all had the conversation about viewing representation as a consumer, we haven’t been exposed to the perspective of depicting representation through one’s work. This week, we sat down with Sonya Lalli, a romance and women’s fiction author of Indian heritage, and we chat about embracing biculturalism in literature, her journey navigating the author space as a South Asian woman, and how she used her experiences and those of her favorite loudmouths to write her new book “Serena Singh Flips the Script” which is out now! 2021-02-2639 min

Loudmouth LadkisThe Power of our Voices: Storytelling & AdvocacyStorytelling is the backbone of our mission with Loudmouth Ladkis. This episode, we talk about how we have used storytelling in our own lives to advocate for access to healthcare, access to medicines, and mental healthcare. But it’s not always easy - storytelling is realizing that you’re more than your adversity and your hard experiences. You’re more than a single story. Make sure to catch "Each & Every Day" on MTV to hear more of Saniya's story. And go to www.ZenergizeYourSpace.com to get your own candle & use our code "Ladki10" for 10% off your order!2021-02-1950 min

Loudmouth LadkisMeet the Loudmouth LadkisThe podcast for South Asian loudmouths 2021-02-1200 min

Loudmouth LadkisPyar: Speaking Your Own Love LanguageValentine’s Day is an *extremely* polarizing holiday. Whether you’re incredibly cuffed, single and ready to mingle, in the middle of a complicated situation-ship, or OVER relationships, the most important thing this Valentine’s Day is self love! This week, we talk about tangible ways to practice self love and how to celebrate self love and female empowerment! And go to www.ZenergizeYourSpace.com to get your own candle & use our code "Ladki10" for 10% off your order! A huge shout out to Sindoora Designs for the amazing episode artwork this season - go give her some...2021-02-1137 min

Loudmouth LadkisDesi Dating HorrorsNavigating the dating world as a Desi individual is tough enough considering culture clashes and familial expectations, and a pandemic makes it so much more challenging. This week, we react to some of your shocking Dating Horror stories - including one of our listeners’ soap opera-esque story of breaking up with someone she was dating because his secret fiancée in a foreign country wanted to get back together… wild! During this last episode of 2020, we also talk about looking for quarantine romances and dealing with breakups during a pandemic. Thank you to the wonderful Dewy Apricot as al...2020-12-2434 min

Loudmouth LadkisSave Your Dabbas: South Asian SustainabilityEver reminisce about the Danish cookies in that blue tin your mom keeps her sewing kit in? This week we sat down with Seema Hari to talk about sustainability in the South Asian diaspora. We chat about consumer power, the challenges of thrifting, privilege in sustainability, and adopting a shame-free mindset when leveraging our individual and collective action cycles to evoke change. If you're looking to purchase second-hand from an online Desi store, check out www.desithrift.com or @desithrift_! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2020-12-1742 min

Loudmouth LadkisDecolonizing Self CareSelf care is more than a tree pose and a “golden turmeric” latte; self care is hard work and it’s challenging ourselves to seek a better wellbeing. This week, we talk about how we can decolonize self care, as it’s something our ancestors have been doing for centuries! Tune in to hear the Ladkis explore how can we use cultural humility to change the way that we view, consume, and practice self care. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2020-12-1031 min

Loudmouth LadkisSamosa Caucus: Breaking Down Identity PoliticsYup, that’s right - ‘Samosa Caucus’ is a real phrase coined by Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi to group together fellow Indian-American members of Congress. Given the widespread efforts of South Asian voter mobilization and South Asian-Americans seemingly claiming Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, it’s interesting to think about our community’s political consciousness and how rampant identity politics truly is. This week, we spoke with Anna Eapen, a Senior Associate at Hamilton Place Strategies, and we discussed the range of South Asian-American voters (yes, even the ‘socially-liberal, fiscally-conservative’ folks), South Asians in American politics, and advice for people who want to pursue...2020-12-0451 min

Loudmouth LadkisAuthenticity, Ayurveda, & AavraniThis week, join us in a conversation with one of our favorite South Asian-American entrepreneurs, Rooshy Roy! In this episode, Rooshy talks about her journey in founding and rebranding Aavrani and embracing authenticity and duality through her experience with her skincare brand that emphasizes clean beauty and Ayurvedic beauty rituals. Want to learn how to find yourself in your career and maintain authenticity as a CEO? Check out this episode! You are also all invited to use our code LADKI10 for $10 off any Aavrani purchase! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2020-11-2039 min

Loudmouth LadkisZoom UniversitySomehow, we’re almost eight months into quarantine, and it is HARD being a college student right now! This week, we talk about the joys (hint: there are next to zero) and many challenges of Zoom University. From maintaining structure on a day to day basis to battling zoom fatigue and from dealing with FOMO to dealing with unaccommodating professors, the Loudmouth Ladkis talk about their experiences and share some tips that have worked for them! Go check out the amazing @sitharabysriya at https://www.sitharabysriya.com and use the code “LML15” when purchasing for 15% off her gorgeo...2020-11-1346 min

Loudmouth Ladkis20 Questions with Loudmouth LadkisAs we begin Season 4, we realized that we’ve never formally introduced ourselves, so hey! Want to know who’s irrationally afraid of elevators or which Loudmouth Ladki accidentally unmuted herself on Zoom in a 200-person class? Stay til the end to learn about our new spicy segment! XOXO, Loudmouth Ladkis --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2020-11-0641 min

The Adjacent SelfGenZ Takeover: Intergenerational CollaborationThis week CLA member and resident GenZ'er Sabina Schaffer speaks with Sapna Ramappa, a college student and host of the Loudmouth Ladkis podcast. Listen in as they discuss crafting hard conversations with other generations, identifying mindfulness practices, and what they look for in a leader. The book Libby promised to tag is The six forces shaping the future of business by Thomas Koulopoulos and Dan Keldsen happy reading!2020-10-0841 min

Loudmouth LadkisKurthas & Bindis: Exploring Gender Identity in the South Asian CommunityGender expression is often attributed to what we wear, how we speak, and how we carry ourselves. In many cultures around the globe, gender identity and sexuality are both incredibly stigmatized. This week, we continued the discussion surrounding LGBTQ+ voices in the Desi community. We spoke to Nova (@spacelordnova) about gender identity, sexuality within the context of the South Asian nuclear family unit, and how cisgender and straight individuals can move towards active allyship. From normalizing introducing ourselves with our pronouns, educating ourselves, and opening our wallets to donate to reputable and ethical funds, we can support members of...2020-09-0431 min

Loudmouth LadkisEk Ladki Ko Dekha: Exploring Bisexuality in the South Asian CommunityFrom Dostana to Ek Ladki Ko Dekha, we’ve seen such minimal exposure to LGBTQ+ identities in South Asian media, but why don’t we hear more about the hijra community in South Asia? Or Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore’s prominent portrayal of homosexual and transsexual identities in his work? This week, we spoke to Chitra Jagannathan about bisexuality and bi-erasure, colonialism’s impact on homophobia in South Asia, and speaking out as a South Asian-American member of the LGBTQ+ community. Each episode this season was recorded over Zoom to ensure safety of our guests and host...2020-08-2834 min

Loudmouth LadkisNever Have I Ever . . . Felt So RepresentedThe beginning of our quarantine routines consisted of binging the Netflix original, Never Have I Ever. For the first time, we felt represented in the mainstream media, and we binge-watched the entire series faster than we would like to admit! That being said, with all shows that strive to be more culturally inclusive, it’s worth asking the question: is this the representation we’ve been asking for? This week, we had the amazing opportunity to speak with Pragathi Guruprasad (our wonderful friend who also appeared on the show!) about the show itself, her career working in both...2020-08-2135 min

Loudmouth LadkisSelf Care in QuarantineGiving yourself consistent and wholehearted self care is crucial, especially during a global pandemic! This week, we’re keeping it real with you: the self care journey has been quite challenging for us. We’re reminding ourselves time and time again that our self worth is not tied to our productivity and that self care is not a selfish act! In this episode, we discuss our failures with self care and tips that have worked for us over these past few months. Each episode this season was recorded over Zoom to ensure safety of our guests and host...2020-08-1438 min

Loudmouth LadkisSouth Asian Guide to BLM#BlackLivesMatter is a movement (not a moment!) and we must continue to listen, learn, and advocate for Black lives. For our second episode this season, we wanted to discuss the South Asian community’s roles in standing in solidarity with #BLM, having difficult conversations with family and friends, and keeping anti-racist momentum after the news cycle has ended. Please DM us or email us if you would like to chat about anything we’ve discussed today or if you want more resources! Each episode this season was recorded over Zoom to ensure safety of our guests and host...2020-08-0736 min

Loudmouth LadkisLoudmouth Ladkis TrailerHosted by two young South Asian American women Saniya Soni & Sapna Ramappa - Loudmouth Ladkis is THE podcast for young South Asian loudmouths that explores the the intersection of South Asian and western identities with an emphasis on mental health in the diaspora. We explore everything from representation to sexuality, sustainability to identity politics. Join us as we honor the art of storytelling, break taboos, and define the South Asian experience. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2020-08-0200 min

Loudmouth LadkisCOVID & Mental HealthWe're back with season 3 in the midst of a global pandemic. This week, we talk about the question that's been on our mind since the beginning of quarantine: how has COVID affected mental health? Will the health, economic, and social consequences of COVID-19 impact the mental wellbeing of millions, or does the very nature of this situation warrant stress and anxiety? We explore the how our relationship with managing our own mental health from home and more. Each episode this season was recorded over Zoom to ensure safety of our guests and hosts. Thank you @colorsofroshni for t...2020-07-3124 min

Loudmouth LadkisThe Desi DilemmaGetting your bangle caught on a man’s kurtha or dancing in the rain while wearing a sari are the epitome of desi romance. But what does romance look like for a generation of Desi millennials who are told they can’t date until they’re married? In the last episode of the season, we talk about the Desi Dilemma - being a young South Asian and navigating the dating sphere; from unrealistic expectations and hiding from aunties on dates to the age of dating apps and parental approval. We talk about finding the balance of relationships as college studen...2020-05-2121 min

Loudmouth LadkisChit Chat & Chai: A Brown Girl's Guide to TherapyStudents of color are less likely to seek mental health services than their white counterparts (Harris Poll, 2015). Should brown girls only seek therapy from brown therapists? On this week's episode we discuss therapy: what is it, who should go, and why it matters. We share our own experiences with receiving therapy, both good and bad, and how to seek it out once you're on your own in college. We talk cultural competency, stigma, and accountability. While we recognize that COVID-19 has shifted healthcare online, we still wanted to have a discussion about mental health. In addition to o...2020-05-1622 min

Loudmouth LadkisSisters in SilenceCW: domestic violence, abuse This week we talk about domestic violence in the South Asian community. In this episode, we'll weave in statistics, anecdotal evidence, and cultural narratives that set up this issue of domestic violence in South Asian-American communities. From the cultural barriers like “shame”, “fear”, and “family honor” to issues of financial literacy and the stigma behind divorce, we discuss the reasons why intimate partner violence is so prevalent in South Asian households. While this is a difficult topic to discuss, it was one we really wanted to bring to the forefront, especially seeing as many womxn m...2020-05-0921 min

Loudmouth LadkisMental Wellness 101This week we explore mental health in college. We talk about our experiences at our respective universities, why mental health doesn't seem to be a priority for college students, and delve in to the toxic grind culture. We look at the pressure to do it all: balancing school, extra curricular, physical health, and mental wellbeing. While we recognize that COVID-19 has shifted all students online, we still wanted to have a discussion about wellness in higher education. In addition to our COVID Diaries on our Instagram, we'll also be sharing some mental wellness resources that may help you during this...2020-04-1714 min

Loudmouth LadkisIn Memory of Ruth George & Priyanka ReddyCW: sexual assault, rape, violence towards womxn This week's episode pays homage to Ruth George and Dr. Priyanka Reddy, South Asian womxn who lost their lives due to sexual assault and violence. We discuss the ramifications of cat calling, sexual assault in the United States and in India, victim blaming, as well as some of our own experiences. While this is a difficult topic, we thought it was an incredibly important one to share with you all. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, call 800.656.HOPE (4673) to be connected with a t...2020-04-1321 min

Loudmouth Ladkis2020 VisionWe're back with season 2! These episodes were recorded early January this year, but due hectic schedules we decided to take a hiatus and spend some time taking care of our mental health. But we're back and have content to keep you occupied during this quaran-time. In addition to the weekly planned episodes we have in store for you, we'll also be releasing bonus COVID-19 related content. This week's episode is about the new year. We might've spoken too soon about the positive things 2020 had planned for us, but all of this down time gives us a chance t...2020-04-0314 min

Loudmouth LadkisMental Health in ColorTW: depression, self harm, suicide, domestic violence For the final episode of this season of Loudmouth Ladkis, we bring it back to the source of our passion, drive, and the inspiration behind our career paths - mental health in the South Asian community. More specifically, we talk about the stigmatization of mental health and medication among our community. We share some of our own struggles with mental health, judgement from aunties, and how the stigmatization of medication in South Asian cultures can prove to be detrimental. We discuss collaboration with non-profits like MannMukti and Dil to Dil...2019-09-2625 min

Loudmouth LadkisUnfair and LovelierOn this week’s episode, we tackle the idea of body image from the desi perspective. From aunties commenting on our weight to body and facial hair removal stories, comprehending Americans’ obsession with tanning while battling the Desi consumption of skin lightening cream, Eurocentric beauty standards and ultimately how it impacts even Desi couture like Sabyasachi. We share our experiences with our self confidence journeys and shout out the wonderful womxn who helped us along the way. Follow us on Instagram @loudmouthladkis to join the growing LL community and feel free to email us at loudmouthladkis@gmail.com...2019-09-1332 min

Loudmouth LadkisThe Origin StoryThis week, we talk about our journey to becoming Loudmouth Ladkis. While competing in Speech and Debate, we learned about professionalism, how to run in pencil skirts and heels, and the power of our voices. And of course, we met each other along the way! From being able to finally speak about mental health on a national stage, to being able to recognize a "speech voice," here’s to the activity and community that encouraged us to speak out and to be loudmouths! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2019-09-0621 min

Loudmouth LadkisDesi Me Rollin: Being a Western DesiOn this week's episode, we talk about growing up Desi in a Western society. From Subtle Curry Traits to Starbucks names, learning the language and about the culture while assimilating into our white communities, there seems to be a disconnect in achieving a holistic bi-cultural experience. We hope to ultimately answer that question nagging so many South Asian kids: am I Desi enough? Thank you to @zhkdesigns for our amazing logo and DJ Anupya for the bomb soundtrack. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2019-08-3024 min

Loudmouth LadkisBreaking Down the Bay AreaThis week, we break down the experience of growing up as Loudmouth Ladkis in Silicon Valley - exploring the nuances of being a "majority minority," being children of immigrants, experiencing high amounts of stress, and how it all impacts mental health. We open up about our own struggles with toxic competition culture, the consequences of living in a high pressure environment, and of course growing up with Aunties around every corner. Follow us on Instagram @loudmouthladkis or email us at loudmouthladkis@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2019-08-2330 min

Loudmouth LadkisAre You Besharam Enough?In the first episode of Loudmouth Ladkis, we talk about our trip to the Besharam relaunch in San Francisco and Hatecopy's popup gallery. We explore the meaning behind the word Besharam, the beautifully curated amalgamation of Western and Desi experiences by Maria Qammar, the innovative and supportive work done by La Cocina, and the tantalizing fusion cuisine and inspiring story of Heena Patel. Check out the pictures from the event on Instagram @loudmouthladkis and follow us as we aim to become Besharam Enough. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loudmouth-ladkis/support 2019-08-1621 min

Loudmouth LadkisMeet the Loudmouth LadkisHosted by Saniya Soni and Sapna Ramappa - Conversations with two young South Asian American women about their experiences navigating the world and coming into their identities as Loudmouth Ladkis. In each episode, we'll talk about an issue that has impacted us as we explore the intersection between Desi and Western culture. From mental health to wardrobe and food to everything in between, join us as we explore our place in the melting pot. HUGE thank you to : @ZHKdesigns for our amazing logo and DJ Anupya for our bomb soundtrack --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lou...2019-08-0902 min