Two college roommates, Pranav Subramanian and Rish Vasudevan, sit down once a week to discuss a wide variety of topics ranging from the flaws in our education system to ranking of Kanye West's albums. Although they are unqualified to speak on most of these issues, they strive to always bring a thought-provoking discussion to the table along with a healthy dose of clownery. If you're a new listener please start with our most recent episodes instead of from the beginning, we have gotten SO much better over time ;)
On this episode, Pranav and Rish sit down with Maya Hazarika to discuss the broad topic of their Indian roots. This conversation includes growing up first generation Indian American, Indian representation in American media, what the future may hold for Indian Americans, and connections to our Indian culture, with the back half of the episode centered around caste oppression in India in comparison to racial oppression in the states. The episode is equal parts serious and lighthearted, and Maya drops quite a few knowledge bombs on us so make sure to listen close!
20 Nov 2020
S3E07 | The Croodaceous Period
In this episode, we dive into the toxicity of masculinity. A term that is often talked about but not fully understood fully by most people, toxic masculinity has become a staple in societal standards. We take a look at commonplace phrases that are highkey toxic and progressive cultural references like Young Thug's dress and Harry Styles' nails. (Trigger Warning: There are segments of this episode that touch on abuse, coercion, and violence; feel free to pause and come back if you need to)
5 Nov 2020
S3E06 | There's Layers to this Sh*t
One of the "deepest" episodes Odd Fish has ever done? You bet. Along with our new guest, Cole Bennette, we dig deep into the concept of interesectionality and how it has played out over the last few decades in terms of race, sexuality, gender, and more. Investigating how intersectionality has manifested itself in the current social/political/environmental climate, we understand our own place within the social heirarchy. Please don't cancel us for statements made in this episode :)
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