Trailer

An episode of the Out Of The Blue podcast, hosted by Rohith Athreya & Abhiram Tarimala, titled "Trailer" was published on July 27, 2020 and runs 2 minutes.

July 27, 2020 ·2m · Out Of The Blue

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Summary

Our world hinges on a very black and white idea of normality and acceptance. Our initiative aims to break through this monochrome and leave behind a spectrum of ideas and perceptions to achieve the long-overdue naturalisation of the neurodiverse community.   Join us on our journey. Join us on Out of the Blue. We found the artwork used in the trailer, titled "Hotline 1960", very relevant to our podcast! It is created by the wonderful Amrit Khurana! Be sure to catch her episode, coming soon!

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Our world hinges on a very black and white idea of normality and acceptance. Our initiative aims to break through this monochrome and leave behind a spectrum of ideas and perceptions to achieve the long-overdue naturalisation of the neurodiverse community.

Join us on our journey. Join us on Out of the Blue.

We found the artwork used in the trailer, titled "Hotline 1960", very relevant to our podcast! It is created by the wonderful Amrit Khurana! Be sure to catch her episode, coming soon!

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