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the ar•ram•bam show
by Hari Mahesh
interviewing tamil creators who are creating the future of Tamil culture through music, dance, art, tech, and other mediums.
Episodes
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#11: Yanchan Produced and taking Tamil music to the world
Yanchan Produced dives into the exhilarating experience of performing in New York City, the first stop of his U.S.A. tour. From sold-out shows to energetic crowd interactions, Yanchan Produced shares behind-the-scenes moments, his creative process, and the cultural impact of blending Tamil music...
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#10: G-TAM, from a percussionist in Zambia to a Dj in Chicago
GTAM, also known as Gautam Murali, is a DJ and music producer with a deep-rooted connection to Tamil culture. He shares his journey on The Arrambam Show, discussing his evolution from learning traditional percussion instruments in Zambia to DJ’ing parties across the US. GTAM’s story is one of...
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#9: Prana Kitchens and their journey from tech to food entrepreneurs
Join us as we sit down with Aruna and Sri, the visionary founders behind Prana Kitchens. Discover their passionate journey of creating a food company with a mission of mindful eating, conscious living, and supporting farming communities. From corporate backgrounds to impactful entrepreneurs; they...
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#8: Maheetha and dancing through life as a healthcare professional
Maheetha Bharadwaj is a Thamizh dancer and resident urologist currently based in Seattle. Maheetha is a venn diagram of her parents – her passion for Thamizh culture, inspired by her dad, and her passion for healthcare, inspired by her mom. She founded and built KuthuHop, one of the first...
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#7: Shibu and the interweaving of Tamil, Japanese, and American culture
Meet Shibu. Shibu is a storyteller. He uses his art as a medium to share real life stories from his own personal life. Currently pursuing music and film projects, the NYC based artist recently dropped a new album called “School Spirit”. The album shares with the world his experiences growing up...
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#6: Shivaani Anns and not identifying just as a singer
Shivaani Anns is a Tamil creator. She is a singer, dancer, and creator of Tamil and South Asian art. She has performed live in several South Asian events in NYC and across the US. She creates her own mashups and covers of Tamil, Telugu, and Bollywood songs, and she is in the process of creating…
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#5: Shreya and and her journey from Bharatanatyam to the big screen
Shreya Navile is an actress, model, and dancer. She is a professionally trained Bharatanatyam dancer, trained initially by her mother Deepti Mukund, and later by prominent Gurus Lalitha Srinivasan, Praveen Kumar, and Srikanth Natarajan. She completed her arangetram at a young age and has taught…
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#4: Vozhi and living in the Tamil Renaissance era
Vozhi is a Tamil-American real estate entrepreneur, rap artist, and community activator. We discuss his journey as a Tamilian growing up in Chennai and Seattle as a 3rd culture kid, how his journey with expressing himself authentically evolved, and how he’s built his diverse identity in music…
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#3: Karthik Nats and pioneering Kuthu dancing from Chennai to North America
From Chennai to North America, Karthik Nats is a South Indian Kuthu dancer who is on a mission to share all the forms of Indian dance with the world. We discuss how he taught himself how to dance by watch Indian actors dancing on TV and movies, how his dance journey took shape from dancing at...
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#2: Krish and embracing her Tamil identity in NYC
A New Yorker, born and raised, Krish is a Tamil creator and dancer whose mission is to spread Tamil culture and expand on Tamil representation in NYC and beyond. We discuss her journey of self-discovery and embracing her Tamil identity, finding pride and joy in Tamil culture, and becoming a…
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#1: Dr. Srimix and the inception of Tamil music in America
Born in California and raised in Wyoming, Srihari Sritharan (better known as Dr. Srimix) is a musician, DJ, and healthcare professional. We take a journey into Dr. Srimix’s past in how he gets his start mixing Tamil music, how Tamil music has evolved in America, balancing his work in healthcare...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
interviewing tamil creators who are creating the future of Tamil culture through music, dance, art, tech, and other mediums.
HOSTED BY
Hari Mahesh
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interviewing tamil creators who are creating the future of Tamil culture through music, dance, art, tech, and other mediums.
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