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Irene is a thrifting pro and party host extraordinaire, and delicious Bengali cooking. She’s also a devoted mom to a spirited 10-year-old, juggling it all with style and heart.
ISH was raised in NYC and now living in Munich with his wife. He shares sharp insights on Bengali politics and NYC’s vibrant culture, enriching group discussions with his global perspective.
Toni, now lives in Pennsylvania with her beloved dog. As a first-gen daughter of Bengali immigrants, her move to the U.S. for greater opportunities has shaped her strong sense of identity, resilience, and adaptability.
Kalo Jaam is a popular YouTuber known for his funny, music-filled parodies of pop culture. His creative twists and catchy humor resonate with fans who love a fresh take on the familiar.
Dawat On Friday
Dawat On Friday
From funny to awkward to emotional moments, we share our stories like friends chatting at a dawat.
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The cookie tin container is a cherished item often repurposed by Bengali mothers for storing sewing materials. These colorful and sturdy tins, originally designed to hold delicious treats, have found a second life in many households. They typically house an array of sewing essentials, such as thread, needles, buttons, and fabric scraps. This practical use not only keeps sewing supplies organized but also reflects a resourceful approach to household management. The nostalgic charm of these tins adds a personal touch to the sewing experience, reminding many of the warmth and creativity of their mothers.
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Beli phul a.k.a The Arabian jasmine plant is renowned for its captivating fragrance and is a cherished favorite among many Bengali mothers.
One delightful aspect of the Arabian jasmine is its ability to be easily propagated. A clipped branch can be gifted to friends or family, allowing them to replant it in their own flower pots. This practice not only spreads the beauty and scent of the plant but also fosters a sense of connection and sharing among loved ones. Overall, the Arabian jasmine embodies both practicality and sentimental value in Bengali culture.
A podcast of bengali voices dedicated to exploring the rich tapestry of Bengali culture while examining the unique challenges and experiences faced by the Bengali diaspora in the Western world. Each episode will delve into various aspects of Bengali heritage, traditions, and contemporary issues, providing a platform for storytelling and dialogue. The podcast aims to connect listeners through shared experiences, cultural pride, and the complexities of identity in a multicultural landscape.