a podcaster? with Anand Dattani
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04/14/22 • 57 min
This week we have award-winning podcaster Anand Dattani on the pod and we are talking about podcasting, a very meta episode right here. Anand and I met actually on Clubhouse back when I was the hot spot in town and I’ve actually been on his podcast discussing my own immigrant story. Anand’s show ‘The Journey Onwards’ in an interview show where Third Culture Kids talk about what they have learned through their experience and their families’ experiences when they decided to leave their home country and move to a new one.
On this interview we spoke about:
- How Anand got into podcasting
- How he developed his very human interviewing style
- Which famous friend influenced him (you probably know him as well)
- How he learned to podcast (shout out to RTP!)
- Where he sees creative education going and the beauty of asking questions
Want to learn more about Anand and his podcast? Here are some links:
Website
Instagram
Facebook
The Journey Onwards on Spotify
My episode on Anand’s Podcast
YouTube
Anand’s book recommendations:
The Unfair Advantage, how you already have what it takes to succeed by Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba
A more beautiful question by Warren Berger
My shout out this week is Teen Up! A podcast that digs deeper into the teenagers' minds about the wonders of the world
In an effort to make this podcast accessible, we make transcripts of every episode. You’ll find the transcripts on our website here.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show and to Immaculate Lemaron for proofreading the transcripts and helping this podcast be as accessible as possible.
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
This week we have award-winning podcaster Anand Dattani on the pod and we are talking about podcasting, a very meta episode right here. Anand and I met actually on Clubhouse back when I was the hot spot in town and I’ve actually been on his podcast discussing my own immigrant story. Anand’s show ‘The Journey Onwards’ in an interview show where Third Culture Kids talk about what they have learned through their experience and their families’ experiences when they decided to leave their home country and move to a new one.
On this interview we spoke about:
- How Anand got into podcasting
- How he developed his very human interviewing style
- Which famous friend influenced him (you probably know him as well)
- How he learned to podcast (shout out to RTP!)
- Where he sees creative education going and the beauty of asking questions
Want to learn more about Anand and his podcast? Here are some links:
Website
Instagram
Facebook
The Journey Onwards on Spotify
My episode on Anand’s Podcast
YouTube
Anand’s book recommendations:
The Unfair Advantage, how you already have what it takes to succeed by Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba
A more beautiful question by Warren Berger
My shout out this week is Teen Up! A podcast that digs deeper into the teenagers' minds about the wonders of the world
In an effort to make this podcast accessible, we make transcripts of every episode. You’ll find the transcripts on our website here.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show and to Immaculate Lemaron for proofreading the transcripts and helping this podcast be as accessible as possible.
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
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a photographer? with Sarah Tulej
It’s that time of the week again and today we are talking to Sarah Tulej, a brand photographer originally from the UK currently living in Rotterdam. From a young age, she had a passion for photography but it wasn’t until she was in her 30’s that she took a career change course in London (trust me, it’s a good story) that she decided to take the jump into professional photography. Sarah’s story is really inspiring and I hope you enjoy it!
On this interview we spoke about:
- Her journey to become a professional photographer
- The particular set of skills that separate Sarah from other photographers (spoiler alert! It’s not tech related)
- How she build her skills following her curiosity
- The research she did before taking the plunge into a new career
- The financial aspect of changing careers
- Sarah’s experience as a mentor and where she draws the line between mentor and teacher
Want to learn more about Sarah? Here are some links:
Website
Linkedin
Instagram
Pinterest
Facebook
Sarah’s Blog
Sarah’s Top 3 podcasts:
Unlocking us with Brent Brown
Big Careers, Small Children (formerly Leaders With Babies)
Is This Working? Podcast
Sarah’s book recommendation is Playing big by Tara Mohr
In an effort to make this podcast accessible, we make transcripts of every episode. You’ll find the transcripts on our website here.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show and to Immaculate Lemaron for proofreading the transcripts and helping this podcast be as accessible as possible.
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
Next Episode
a singer songwriter? with Dan Elliott
This week we have the super talented and hilarious musician, Dan Elliot. Dan is a singer songwriter originally from Cork, currently based in Dublin who has a passion for teaching. Dan’s music is soulful, honest and as someone who has had the pleasure, nay, the privilege to see him perform live I’m happy things are opening up and he is back on the stage doing what he loves and brining joy to us all. Want to get a taste of Dan? Then this episode is for you!
On this interview we spoke about:
- How he got into music and performing
- The maybe cliché artist who made him say: “Yes, I can do that.”
- His love for teaching but the moment the decided to get on the music boat
- What playing live teaches musicians
- His love for printed books and much more!
Want to learn more about Mr. Dan Elliott? Here are some links:
Instagram
Facebook
Spotify
YouTube
Twitter
Newsletter
Dan’s recommendations:
Everyone You Hate Is Going to Die by Daniel Sloss
“Two Shades of Hope” by Foy Vance (Live in London)
“The Age of Anxiety” by Jamie Cullum (Live from Craxton Studios)
Fleabag an Amazon Original
In an effort to make this podcast accessible, we make transcripts of every episode. You’ll find the transcripts on our website here.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show and to Immaculate Lemaron for proofreading the transcripts and helping this podcast be as accessible as possible.
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
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