That's So Hindu

That's So Hindu

Author: Hindu American Foundation Language: English Episodes: 161
Exploring the vibrant intersection of ancient tradition and modern American life, That's So Hindu offers a series of conversations that feel more like insightful dialogues than formal interviews. Each episode sits down with a diverse range of voices-from entrepreneurs and activists to artists, professors, and policymakers-to uncover the personal and profound ways Hindu philosophy and culture influence their daily actions and broader contributions to society. This podcast, presented by the Hindu American Foundation, delves into how timeless principles like dharma, seva, and mindfulness are being lived out in contemporary careers, creative pursuits, and community engagement. Listeners will hear personal narratives and thoughtful reflections that challenge stereotypes, offering a nuanced look at identity, spirituality, and resilience. The discussions naturally reveal how these individuals navigate their dual heritage, integrating spiritual grounding into their work in technology, social justice, the arts, and academia. It’s a unique auditory space where the richness of Hindu thought meets the complex tapestry of American experience, providing depth and perspective often missing from mainstream conversations. Through these authentic stories, the podcast builds a compelling portrait of a dynamic community, its values, and its evolving impact.
Episodes
Why are Indian South Africans being attacked? Part 2 | Yashika Singh [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 54:46
In this episode HAF Human Rights Director Deepali Kulkarni continues her exploration of the history of why Indian South Africans have been targeted in recent violence, speaking with South African Hindu community leader Y…
Why are Indian South Africans being attacked? Part 1 | Lux Maharaj [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 51:20
In this episode HAF Human Rights Director Deepali Kulkarni speaks with South African Hindu community leader Lux Maharaj. They discuss the history of Indians in South Africa, and Africa more broadly, what led up to the lo…
Religious Freedom in Bangladesh 1971-2021: From Genocide to Today [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:02:12
This weeks show is the audio version of a side event HAF held at the International Religious Freedom summit, held in Washington DC last week. The focus of the panel is the 1971 Bengali Hindu Genocide and the ongoing chal…