Finding Your Voice, with Ginni Saraswati, owner of Ginni Media

09/21/21 • 40 min

Ginni Saraswati’s roots are in radio, having co-hosted primetime programs including Australia’s first and only LGBTQ station, JOY 94.9. But after visiting New York for work, something shifted in her. She knew her passion was in podcasting, so she sought to rebuild herself by producing the multi-award-winningThe Ginni Show, a heart-warming series that's part-interview and part-memoir. The show was a finalist at the Australian Podcast Awards in the Comedy category, and Ginni has also been nominated for Broadcaster of the Year at the Australian LGBTI Awards. From there, she founded Ginni Media, now based in New York, to help others do the same, with a mission to uplift underserved stories and people. Join Briana and Ginni as they bond over the magnetic force that is NYC as well as their shared love of podcasting.

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