Brown Don't Frown Podcast
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About
As a British Bengali, many of the experiences faced by women I grew up with have slipped through the cracks of mainstream feminism. Brown Don’t Frown Podcast digs deeper to attract an audience who can relate to us, as well as those with entirely new perspectives and experiences to our own, so that we can engage in open conversations without judgement. While by no means exhaustive, Brown Don’t Frown centres around the dissection of trials and tribulations faced by women, with a particular focus on minority and underrepresented women. We’re grateful to be able to share our storie...
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Recent episodes
- Season 6: Ep 47 - India Rakusen on uncovering myths and sharing experiences to improve the lives of mothers, children, and families
- Season 6: Ep 46 - Two Chickpeas on podcasting, storytelling, and resetting expectations as second and third generation South Asians
- Season 6: Ep 45 - Neelam Heera Shergill on advocating for better reproductive health outcomes in marginalised communities
- Season 6: Ep 44 - In conversation with Mitali Dargani on outward success, inner flaws, and straddling stability with taking risks
- Season 6: Ep 43 - The motherhood juggle: redefining the narrative and finding ways to enjoy the present
- Season 6: Ep 42 - Seetal Kaur on motherhood: learning and unlearning from traditions, defying complete selflessness and setting good examples
- Season 6: Ep 41 - In conversation with Sairish Hussain on finding inspiration, original storytelling and navigating the publishing industry
- TRAILER: Season 6
- Season 5: Ep 40 - March Muses founders Alison Burton and Natalie Duvall on Dragons’ Den, and balancing entrepreneurialism, motherhood and creativity
- Season 5: Ep 39 - Navigating “mum-guilt”, anxiety and life as a stay-at-home mum