Episode 9: Aarati and Jonathan

Aarati and Jonathan Aarati and Jonathan got married in 2006. Jonathan is White and Jewish and Aarati is Indian-American. They met in Chicago, where Aarati was pursuing her PhD and Jonathan was working as a journalist. They later moved to Washington DC, a

Episode 9 of the The Loving Project podcast, hosted by THE LOVING PROJECT, titled "Episode 9: Aarati and Jonathan" was published on April 24, 2017 and runs 26 minutes.

April 24, 2017 ·26m · The Loving Project

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Aarati and Jonathan Aarati and Jonathan got married in 2006. Jonathan is White and Jewish and Aarati is Indian-American. They met in Chicago, where Aarati was pursuing her PhD and Jonathan was working as a journalist. They later moved to Washington DC, and then Philadelphia. Born and raised in New Hampshire, Jonathan was unfamiliar with the daily realities of racism in the United States before he met and married Aarati and became the parent to two biracial children. Whereas Aarati, who was born in India and grew up in mixed race communities in Delaware describes herself as a “race straddler”. Currently, they both work in the arena of racial and social justice. In this episode of the Loving Project podcast, they discuss the joys of sharing both their cultures with their children and of watching them develop their own racial identities.

Episode Description

Aarati and Jonathan

Aarati and Jonathan got married in 2006. Jonathan is White and Jewish and Aarati is Indian-American. They met in Chicago, where Aarati was pursuing her PhD and Jonathan was working as a journalist. They later moved to Washington DC, and then Philadelphia.

Born and raised in New Hampshire, Jonathan was unfamiliar with the daily realities of racism in the United States before he met and married Aarati and became the parent to two biracial children. Whereas Aarati, who was born in India and grew up in mixed race communities in Delaware describes herself as a “race straddler”. Currently, they both work in the arena of racial and social justice.

In this episode of the Loving Project podcast, they discuss the joys of sharing both their cultures with their children and of watching them develop their own racial identities.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Secure Attachment & The Good Life: Surprising Insights | Amir Levine, M.D.

Apr 13, 2026 ·57m

An End to Chronic Pain? Surprising Science is Getting Us Closer. | Dr. Rachel Zoffness

Apr 9, 2026 ·50m

How to Not Lose Hope in a World That Feels Increasingly Dark

Apr 6, 2026 ·51m

The Upside of Oversharing, and the Surprising Downside of Restraint | Leslie John

Apr 2, 2026 ·44m

How to Find Joy in Hard Times (and When Your Brain Lies to You) | Jenny Lawson

Mar 30, 2026 ·48m

Arthur Brooks: Meaning in Midlife & Beyond

Mar 26, 2026 ·49m

Similar Podcasts

Giant Sized Violence: A Toku Comics Podcast Tomi Our podcast celebrates comic books and media inspired by the genre of Tokusatsu! We dive into titles like UltraMega, the Massive-Verse books from Image Comics, and the Power Rangers comics from Boom Studios! We also host interviews featuring the creators behind these works, and spotlight exciting new projects that are perfect for fans that grew up loving giant monsters and transforming superheroes! The Pod Lounge Living Plant Foods The Living is a recording artist from London, UK. A singer, songwriter and visionary he is 1/3rd of Electronic music/art collective Suffer the Children based out of Vancouver BC, Canada. The Living is also a certified raw food chef who has trained under the legendary father of gourmet ethical raw foods cuisine- Aris Latham. His latest creative project brought to you by his food & health brand Living Plant Foods is a podcast series 'The Pod Lounge'. The pod lounge will include interviews from different people from the entertainment, fitness, social media and culinary industries who have all transitioned from a SAD (standard American diet) to a vegan plant based lifestyle. Every conversation will hopefully inspire you the listener on your journey to true health & well being. "These interviews are all real and raw, so I hope you enjoy as each guest shares their different journeys and stories to uplift and push you guys forward." Tree of Inspiration By Urban-Regeneration-Mix Urbact The Urban-Regeneration-Mix is an international network for the transfer of the URBACT Good Practice in the field of the social dimension of revitalisation, which aims to increase the involvement of citizens and their participation in the process of revitalising urban spaces. The project involves seven partner cities: Lodz - Lead Partner, Baena, Birmingham, Bologna Metropole, Braga, Toulouse Metropole and Zagreb, which are facing the challenges posed to them by degraded areas and the citizens living there. Real Social Dynamics Nick Kho Nick Kho I'm the CEO and Co-Founder of Real Social Dynamics, the world's largest dating coaching company. I grew up in Sacramento and then moved to the East Coast to go to boarding school in New Jersey at Lawrenceville School. Had great fun afterwards at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. And then spent a few years traveling the world with a small group of friends. Finally, we moved to Hollywood together into a mansion in the Hollywood Hills we named Project Hollywood Mansion. We transformed the former Dean Martin/Rat Pack Mansion into my office, where I build a global publishing and dating coaching company while simultaneously completing a Masters in Business Administration at the University of Southern California. We now run bootcamps worldwide in over 75 countries and 250 cities, and ship home study courses to every country in the world. I've moved out of the mansion, yet I still jetset around the world, and love living the amazing Las Vegas lifestyle (my favorite place I've ever lived).

URL copied to clipboard!