Raga Against the Machine: Hindustani Classical Theory

Chelsea Hart and James Tison talk about trans issues and our own family issues with identity 

Chelsea Hart and Emina Ćerimovic discuss what it was like for her to survive the Bosnian war, and what her work has been like since.

Lucie Pohl and Chelsea Hart discuss gigging in Britain and broader Europe and the substance of the current political sphere and what it means.

Jilberto Soto and I discuss Mexico, growing up with religious parents, and living in the U.K. as an ex-pat doing comedy.

Marjan and I discuss as much as we can fit into one episode about Iran, the last 40 years, and the current revolution. 

Bailey Pope and I talk about her starting stand-up, what it was like coming out to her religious family as trans, and her child coming out to her as nonbinary.

Otter and I discuss vacationing in Italy, ancient sea otters and the LGBTQ community

Srilatha Rajamani and I dive into the uniqueness of Tamil culture and the Tamil diaspora around the world.

Rishab Rikhiram Sharma explains how Hindustani classical music differs from western music and shows us the anatomy of a sitar