ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the second episode of the podcast, I go into some of the questions I’ve been having around race and that big word ‘identity’, as I live and work as a brown woman in Munich. I’m reading German-Indian author Mithu Sanyal’s book ‘Identitti’, as well as curiously observing the experience of ‘being seen’. Also I’m having conversations with friends about race, representation and diversity in Germany and what they think of it. I delve into some personal stories around these themes that have often come up as part of these themes.
Concept + discussion: Deepika Arwind | Music and Production: Lionel Dante Dzaack | A podcast of the digital stage of PATHOS Munich.
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