Duriba Khan | Oct 6, 2015, 9:30 AM IST
This week's episode of "American Desis" featured the spirit of the film, Omi Vaidya, who starred as Chatur Ramalingum, a.k.a. "The Silencer." In this episode, Vaidya covers a variety of topics that range from his identity crisis as an Indian-American to the time he was served tea by Aishwarya Rai.
Farah Khan | Sep 28, 2015, 11:56 PM IST
This week Arjun Gupta and Akaash Singh revisited an old interview with Pallavi Dhawan, who works in the family violence office in the LA County District Attorney's office as a prosecutor of felony charges.
Farah Khan | Sep 3, 2015, 10:35 PM IST
Released earlier this week, Neel Nanda's second interview with the American Desis Podcast went into even greater detail and deeper territories than the first conversation had in the week prior.
Duriba Khan | Sep 2, 2015, 4:50 AM IST
This week's American Desis podcast explored the life story and journey of twenty-five-year-old comedian Neel Nanda, an Indian-American from Alpharetta, Georgia who, as listeners later learn, knows how to make a statement.
Farah Khan | Aug 15, 2015, 2:39 AM IST
This week, "American Desis" Podcast co-hosts Arjun Gupta and Akaash Singh brought out their youngest podcast guest ever.
Duriba Khan | Aug 8, 2015, 2:07 AM IST
This week's episode of the American Desis Podcast, "What is Love...Bollywood Style," really hit home for me, as it entailed a deep ponderation of every one of the remarks etched above's connotation.
Farah Khan | Aug 1, 2015, 2:46 AM IST
These past two weeks on the "American Desis" Podcast, hosts Arjun Gupta and Akaash Singh sat down with their guest Tushar Singh for a two-part podcast series.
Farah Khan | Jul 13, 2015, 10:17 PM IST
This week, our friendly "American Desis" Podcast hosts Arjun Gupta and Akaash Singh sat down to chat with Parvesh Cheena, the actor best-known for his work in the former NBC comedy series "Outsourced," and who has had an active Hollywood career since 2002.
Duriba Khan | Jun 11, 2015, 3:58 AM IST
The episode begin with Mala Mukherji , author of "Ashes," reciting a poem she had written for her mother's funeral. From the opening verse, ""I am my mother's child, nothing more, nothing less, and for that privilege I am forever blessed," to the closing "After nurturing us so we could bloom, you have returned home far too soon," I was in awe. Her scheme and tone are enchanting, and leave the listener hungry for more.
Farah Khan | Jun 3, 2015, 1:53 AM IST
Do you know who D'Lo, also known as, D'Loco Kid is? Well, if you don't, then you better head on over and listen to the two part podcast featuring him on American Desis.
