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From Other to Center

by Aysha Jamali

In this podcast, we explore the role of ancestral identity in finding belonging and embodying our full selves. I’m your host Aysha Jamali, a South Asian media artist and storyteller. Who am I? Where do I come from? What makes me feel like I belong? These are questions I think about a lot. I’m also really curious about how others connect to their ancestral identities and move from a place of being othered to being centered. In this podcast, I’ll be talking with people who are doing just that and hearing about all of the different ways they get there.

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Episodes

  1. Imagination is the bridge to an identity rooted in truth

    In this episode of From Other to Center, I speak with Gwendolyn Winston a.k.a. Mama Gwen, an African American womanist, lifelong Detroiter, and co-founder of the Wisdom Institute Detroit. We discuss connecting to ancestral identity even when it can be personally challenging and feeling the strong...

  2. How a self-portrait became a portal to South Asian ancestry

    In this episode of From Other to Center, I tell my own story. I’ve experienced othering throughout my life, and one of the ways I challenge that is by connecting to my South Asian identity. I chose a piece of adornment, a gota dupatta, and took a self-portrait — wanting to connect deeper to my...

  3. Capturing the Bangladeshi diaspora through embroidered portraits

    In this episode of From Other to Center, I sit down with Bangladeshi-American fiber artist Fatema Haque to ask her how she finds belonging through her art. For her ‘Bangladeshis in Michigan’ fiber art exhibit, Fatema sourced photos from her Bangladeshi community—and her own family—to create...

  4. Introducing: From Other to Center

    In this podcast called From Other to Center, we explore the role of ancestral identity in finding belonging and embodying our full selves. I’m your host Aysha Jamali, a South Asian media artist and storyteller. Who am I? Where do I come from? What makes me feel like I belong? These are questions…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

In this podcast, we explore the role of ancestral identity in finding belonging and embodying our full selves. I’m your host Aysha Jamali, a South Asian media artist and storyteller. Who am I? Where do I come from? What makes me feel like I belong? These are questions I think about a lot. I’m also really curious about how others connect to their ancestral identities and move from a place of being othered to being centered. In this podcast, I’ll be talking with people who are doing just that and hearing about all of the different ways they get there.

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Aysha Jamali

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In this podcast, we explore the role of ancestral identity in finding belonging and embodying our full selves. I’m your host Aysha Jamali, a South Asian media artist and storyteller. Who am I? Where do I come from? What makes me feel like I belong? These are questions I think about a lot. I’m also...

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