Author: studiokahindo

My mom always tells me “you’ll understand when you have your own children”. Now that Emmanuelle is a mother, she has gained a different understanding of life.

Lili discusses the advantages of the internet, the potential dangers and hope for the future “if the internet is used right”.

Emmanuelle and I talk about the beginning of our friendship and her musical childhood home.

Lili talks about her education (anthropology) and helping her son maintain a connection to her home country, Chile.

Recorded in Lili’s living room, this episode focuses on Lili’s son Omari, her passion for human rights, and having a refugee background.

Sitting in Emmanuelle’s backyard, we discuss about her fondest experiences of living in her current home.

The Past Present Future Podcast is back for a second season.

Jordan shares her thoughts on the world in which she would like her children to grow. Ali talks about his late grandparents guests-filled home and the impact this had when he was a University student.

My partner, Naorin, and I talk about grandparents, her Bangladeshi background and weddings, our relationship and future together.

Ali shares his thoughts on developing a drama-free life and managing our expectations when meeting new people.

Jordan shares her thoughts on consumerism and external validation. We touch on the pandemic and lockdowns and how this has influenced her to work more on self reflection and making time, in our busy lives, for this.

Ali talks about self love and the importance of us knowing and communicating what we love about ourselves.

Ali and I jokingly touch on the subject of humans colonising Mars and other planets, who will afford to live there, and the problems that might arise because “because humans will be humans”. I also talk about the format in which this podcast will be released.

Jordan and I talk about birthdays and why we feel uncomfortable being the centre of attention on this day.

Ali and I discuss the concept of home and where, when he was travelling, he felt at home. He talks about his father’s journey to Oman and the cultural elements that has stuck with him till this day. I share my thoughts on the closed Norwegian society and the life that parents dream of having.

Jordan talks about the first time she left her home country, Canada, and what led her to travel to over 30 countries. We agree that our homes are stuck in the time when we left them, until we go back. She talks about what she has learned throughout her travels and her best traveling year.

I have been looking forward to this moment, I’m happy that I’m finally starting a podcast–goal accomplished. I feel good about the vision that I have for this podcast moving forward. I would like to try something different to the currently used format and I hope that you’ll enjoy season one when it’s released.