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Subcontinuity: Voices from the South Asian Diaspora
Ragamala Dance Company
4 episodes
9 months ago
In Subcontinuity, sisters and creators Aparna Ramaswamy and Ashwini Ramaswamy explore the impact of South Asian-American leaders on the cultural landscape of the United States. In each episode, they moderate a conversation between two prominent thinkers whose work encourages a rich dialogue about our complex identities and provides an open invitation for transformational experiences. About the hosts: Aparna Ramaswamy (Executive Artistic Director) and Ashwini Ramaswamy (Choreographic Associate) of Ragamala Dance Company, have catalyzed a bold new vision for Bharatanatyam in the diaspora, making it possible for the company to chart previously unimagined paths for South Asian dance in the U.S**.** The New York Times describes Aparna as “rapturous and profound,” and Ashwini as ‘weaving together the human and the divine.” They mine the artistic, philosophical, and intellectual depths of their Bharatanatyam lineage, evolving ancestral and cultural knowledge in the diaspora as a catalyst for contemporary human thought. www.ragamaladance.org Produced in collaboration with PRX Productions.
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In Subcontinuity, sisters and creators Aparna Ramaswamy and Ashwini Ramaswamy explore the impact of South Asian-American leaders on the cultural landscape of the United States. In each episode, they moderate a conversation between two prominent thinkers whose work encourages a rich dialogue about our complex identities and provides an open invitation for transformational experiences. About the hosts: Aparna Ramaswamy (Executive Artistic Director) and Ashwini Ramaswamy (Choreographic Associate) of Ragamala Dance Company, have catalyzed a bold new vision for Bharatanatyam in the diaspora, making it possible for the company to chart previously unimagined paths for South Asian dance in the U.S**.** The New York Times describes Aparna as “rapturous and profound,” and Ashwini as ‘weaving together the human and the divine.” They mine the artistic, philosophical, and intellectual depths of their Bharatanatyam lineage, evolving ancestral and cultural knowledge in the diaspora as a catalyst for contemporary human thought. www.ragamaladance.org Produced in collaboration with PRX Productions.
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Rakesh Satyal and Vivek Tiwary: Do What You Love
Subcontinuity: Voices from the South Asian Diaspora
41 minutes 59 seconds
2 years ago
Rakesh Satyal and Vivek Tiwary: Do What You Love
Author/Editor Rakesh Satyal and Theater Producer Vivek Tiwary on life and death, being children of immigrants, and the far-reaching consequences of both creating art and bringing others’ artistic voices into the world ABOUT THE GUESTS Rakesh Satyal is the author of the novels Blue Boy and No One Can Pronounce My Name. He is also an Executive Editor at HarperOne, a division of HarperCollins Publishers. Vivek J. Tiwary is an acclaimed producer of musical entertainment from Tony Award-winning Broadway shows to ground breaking immersive experiences, a Grammy Award-winning record producer, a#1 New York Times bestselling author and a media financier/investor.  He is the founder of Tiwary Entertainment Group.
Subcontinuity: Voices from the South Asian Diaspora
In Subcontinuity, sisters and creators Aparna Ramaswamy and Ashwini Ramaswamy explore the impact of South Asian-American leaders on the cultural landscape of the United States. In each episode, they moderate a conversation between two prominent thinkers whose work encourages a rich dialogue about our complex identities and provides an open invitation for transformational experiences. About the hosts: Aparna Ramaswamy (Executive Artistic Director) and Ashwini Ramaswamy (Choreographic Associate) of Ragamala Dance Company, have catalyzed a bold new vision for Bharatanatyam in the diaspora, making it possible for the company to chart previously unimagined paths for South Asian dance in the U.S**.** The New York Times describes Aparna as “rapturous and profound,” and Ashwini as ‘weaving together the human and the divine.” They mine the artistic, philosophical, and intellectual depths of their Bharatanatyam lineage, evolving ancestral and cultural knowledge in the diaspora as a catalyst for contemporary human thought. www.ragamaladance.org Produced in collaboration with PRX Productions.