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Culture and family heritage isn’t all sunshine and roses but it can fill you up, give you pleasure, and take you back while inspiring you forward. Hosted by Anika Chabra, join us for rich stories of the past, woven with hopes for the future. We’re on a journey to rediscover our cultures and ensure they live on for future generations. We hope to inspire you to do the same. If you'd like to share a story, you can reach us at @rootandseedco on social. Visit us at www.rootandseed.com where we continue to share our journey of discovery, reflection, and celebration in our blog.
Unknown Host hosts The Root & Seed Podcast, a society show with 63 episodes published.
In our season finale, we sit with Dr. Louisa May Khoo, an urban planner, storyteller, and compassionate observer of humanity, to explore what truly shapes how we live, age, remember, and belong. Through deeply thoughtful
"Once Mini Me, Now Mini You" traces the evolution of a mother–daughter relationship as it shifts from teaching to learning, guiding to witnessing. In this episode of Root & Seed, host Anika Chabra sits down with Kiran Ma
In this moving episode of the Root & Seed Podcast, host Anika Chabra speaks with Dr. Caron Leid, caregiver, educator, author, and accidental activist whose life was reshaped by two decades of caregiving. Caron shares how
In this episode, we explore the evolving mother–sons dynamic behind Lo & Sons, the family-run travel brand founded when Helen Lo was 65. What began as Helen’s frustration with not being able to find a lightweight, stylis
Season Eight continues with an intimate conversation about caregiving, identity, and the small “glimmers” that shape family connection. In this heartfelt episode, Anika speaks with mother–daughter duo Jacqueline and Oliv
Season Eight opens with a powerful conversation about legacy, leadership, and the stories we inherit. In this special live-recorded episode, Anika welcomes back filmmaker and social impact leader Mohan Sivaloganathan, jo
This interview is icing on the cake of a season all about identity and connection in the workplace. Part two of the conversation with Mohan Sivaloganathan is just as enlightening as the first interview. Mohan and Anika d
What does it look and feel like to build a world where there is deep connection between generations in mind? Where we can learn from the wisdom of younger generations with the same respect and reverence we do the older o
What happens if you don’t have all the answers from your family heritage and/or if your past was filled with trauma and turbulent role models in your upbringing? Bobbie Breckenridge, an innovative social worker and mind-
How can one design solutions for one of biggest growing demographics in a way that is unique to its proclivities but sensitive to its diversity? By listening to the experts. One such expert, Dr. Samantha Sandassie from A
Sounds like a dream, right? No matter what stage of your career, aligning your personal and professional values feels like the path to a fulfilling, long standing relationship with your workplace. For our more visual and
Know yourself, and then sell better. When guest Peter Ahn advises tech founders he encourages them to weave their personal story through their pitches and presentations, building empathy and trust with the audience. In t
What a way to launch a season! In this interview, host Anika Chabra draws a relationship between childhood experience, identity and the professional self. Guest Michelle Bazargan, a technology executive advisor, consciou
Season 7 of the Root & Seed podcast is launching on September 19th. Over the past 3 years we have brought you stories to inspire discovery and celebration of family and cultural backgrounds. You have responded by listeni
What happens when Root & Seed co-founders Jenn and Anika get together with mics on to interview each other? Lots of storytelling, advice shared, and reflecting on their Root & Seed journey. For our season 6 finale, on th
Is “almost" anything good enough? It sure is for this episode’s guest Brittany Muddamalle, the voice behind The Almost Indian Wife. As a Caucasian/Romani woman married to an East Indian and now raising multiracial kids i
What does it mean to truly represent your culture in a way that is innate, intimate and unique? Eric Hernandez is a Native American hoop dancer whose love for expressing his culture comes through movement and by telling
Exploring the role that tradition plays in one’s life feels pretty core to the Root & Seed community. But what role does it play when you have lost a loved one? And at an age when you just starting to "adult"? We explore
It appears there are no conversations with Darius Bashar that stay on the surface and this is definitely one of them. Darius is a creator, yes, and someone who is helping to connect with others in a way that defies media
We first discovered Mita Mallick on LinkedIn and we're enamoured with her content about making the workplace truly inclusive and inviting for all. How as leaders, it is in fact our experiences at home, our upbringing, ou
Mohan Sivaloganathan
founder · Harmonious Leadership
3 appearances on this show
Eric Hernandez
Christian apologist and evangelist · Capturing Christianity
1 appearance on this show
Mita Mallick
author of "The Devil Emails at Midnight: What Good Leaders Can Learn From Bad Bosses" · Carta
1 appearance on this show
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