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Dec 29, 2025
Episode 31 - Sindhu Vasudevan
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21:16speaker_0HOST
How different were these two identities for you and how was the process of trying to merge that into one person?
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21:24Sindhu VasudevanGUEST
Yeah, I think this is probably like the biggest impact identity wise that has had on both my character and my music or my arts in general.
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21:37Sindhu VasudevanGUEST
I grew up in Detroit where now there are a lot of Indians, but when I grew up, there were almost none, especially in the school district that I went to.
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21:46Sindhu VasudevanGUEST
And then even when I moved to Austin, there were I was one of the four Indian kids in my thousand people graduating class.
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21:57Sindhu VasudevanGUEST
And so I think I was always surrounded with people who didn't understand my culture, who didn't understand my background, where my family came from, any of it.
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22:08Sindhu VasudevanGUEST
And initially, I think when I was a kid and when I was younger, I would try to hide it.
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65:41speaker_0HOST
All pain leads to good