HeyJaredInteresting Lives of Ordinary People
Every life is interesting when we as observers know where to look and ask the right questions. Being ordinary can be a gift. A chance to explore and experiment away from watchful eyes and without the burden of high expectations.
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Robbie KCee - Preserving Cherished Family Stories (opens the original)
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In this iLoOP podcast conversation we meet Robbie KCee. Robbie is a documentary filmmaker and the founder of FamDocs Collective, an India-based studio that creates private family documentaries, especially for families living away from parents and grandparents. In this conversation, we talk about his personal motivations for turning away from a 'safe' commercial career in advertising to pursue a fresh creative purpose that is rooted in his own family's tragic history. He speaks with passion about
Partha Sarathy - Rebuilding Life with Wheelchair Basketball (opens the original)
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As a teenager Partha fell from a hotel balcony. That moment of inattention could have killed him. Miraculously he survived but suffered injury to his spinal cord, and it changed the course of his life. Partha's story is one of remarkable courage, resilience and perseverance. He wears his troubles lightly, with a smile that could light up any room he was in. I have never had a guest like Partha, and I am genuinely in awe of him. His journey from being bed-ridden after his injury in his modest hom
Nayanika Mahtani - Healing Ancestral Trauma Through Storytelling (opens the original)
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Nayanika Mahtani is an award-winning author and screenwriter whose work explores identity, history and the quiet strength of human connection. Alongside the renowned Indian filmmaker Imtiaz Ali, Nayanika has co-written the screenplay of the recently released film Main Vaapas Aaunga. The film is based around the events leading up to and after the partition of India and Pakistan wrapped up in a beautiful love story that spans an entire lifetime. In this conversation we talk about Nayanika's path f
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