In this episode we invite the talented musical artist Anik Khan to the show, but he's not here to talk about hip hop. He's here to talk about everything important in his upbringing that led him to who he has become today, and why hip hop was a necessary decision afterwards. We talk about Anik's purpose more than just his story. Also, anime.
Outro // Anik Khan - Mantra
Ali Ateeq is our honored guest today, here to reply to some of the basic behaviors we outlined in the last episode. Also, Ali gives us a new spin on his career path - why he's becoming a Doctor and the career's relevance in the Pakistani-American community. Amaad Bhatti comes on to co-host with Atif Ateeq, replacing Ali Reza Malik, who's out for vacation.
This episode Ali and I talk about the paths that led us to today, and how the portrait of us at 30 years old is nothing like what we planned at 20. The conclusion? Stop planning so much. You won't stick to it, anyway.
Outro track // The Fifth Dimension - Aquarius See more at podcastan.tumblr.com
This episode Ali and I debate on the definition, legitimacy, and context of art. If you've been to a museum, stared long and hard at an exhibit, and said "I don't get it" to yourself under your breath... we have an answer for that.
Outro track // The Velvet Underground - All Tomorrow's Parties See more at podcastan.tumblr.com
In this episode we have Bianca Posterli joining us to discuss our experiences at Camp No Counselors, a weekend-long adult sleep away camp spread throughout different cities across the country. Visit www.campnocounselors.com for information on that. Also, Ali gets schooled on what the term basic bitch really entails. Check it:
Two podcast posts back to back, damn. Ali and I took a little break from Podcastan but we are back this week talking about my wedding, man spreading and the duality of being Pakistani and American. Check it :
Two podcast posts back to back, damn. Ali and I took a little break from Podcastan but we are back this week talking about my wedding, man spreading and the duality of being Pakistani and American. Check it :
