Jilted Indian Pod

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

Bonus Lies by Jilted Indian Podcast

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.

When in Doubt AAI (Ask an Indian) by Jilted Indian Podcast

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.

We have an interview with a future world changer and we have it as a stand alone bonus clip because sometimes the words of the young are all the self-care you need.

The Jilted Indians participated in The Women's March in three different cities: Puja in Washington DC, Anju in Austin, TX, and Miranda in Dallas, TX. They decided to call eachother from their respective march cities and talk about what went down, how we move forward from here.

This episode was supposed to be about diversity in Hollywood, but things took a turn on Chinese New Year.

Meet Anju, Miranda, and Puja, the hosts of The Jilted Indian Podcast. We are thrilled to finally post our pilot episode! We wanted to introduce ourselves, and begin our quest to find out who among us is the shittiest Indian. like/follow/share facebook.com/jiltedindianpod twitter: @jiltedindianpod instagram: jiltedindiapod