The Matilda Mindset

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Welcome to The Matilda Mindset! Two quietly observant women navigating modern life—one thought, one rant, one question at a time. Inspired by the kind of curiosity that Matilda made feel powerful, this podcast lives somewhere between overthinking and noticing too much. From culture and work to identity, systems, and the small absurdities of everyday life—we talk about the things that don’t always get said out loud. No dating drama. No performative takes. Just thoughts that feel like scribbles in the margins of a book—unfiltered, slightly rebellious, and always honest. If you’ve ever felt like you’re reading the world a little too closely… you’re in the right place.

Episodes

  1. May 21

    Conversation on Rana Daggubati | The Matilda Mindset

    Some people don’t just make films. They build worlds, platforms, industries, and stories that outlive them. In this episode, we talk about creativity, storytelling, Telugu cinema, and why Rana Daggubati became such an important figure to us — not just as an actor, but as someone who genuinely believes stories can shape culture. From Baahubali and Amar Chitra Katha to gaming, VFX, and original storytelling, this became a conversation about art, ambition, and what happens when someone chooses growth over formula. This is less of a film discussion and more of a deep dive into why certain creators make us feel seen. 🎙️ The Matilda Mindset Chapters 00:00 — Creative people & the need to tell stories 04:06 — Fame, art, and staying true to creativity 06:30 — Why Rana Daggubati stands out to us 09:17 — Small films, storytelling, and artistic risk 17:50 — Tech, gaming, VFX & being ahead of the industry 26:31 — Formula films vs original stories 33:23 — Film industries, money, and audience culture 39:50 — Why creators like Rana make us feel seen ------------------------------------############################------------------------------ #TheMatildaMindset #RanaDaggubati #Tollywood #TeluguCinema #Baahubali #Storytelling #FilmPodcast #IndianCinema #CreativePeople #Movies #ArtAndCulture #AmarChitraKatha #Filmmaking #SSRajamouli #PodcastClips #CinemaDiscussion #IndianPodcasts #CreativeIndustry #FilmIndustry #BTS

  2. May 14

    Gods We Carry

    The conversation delves into the exploration of Japanese indigenous belief systems and the influence of Jujutsu Kaisen on cultural exchange. It also discusses the interconnectedness of religious traditions and the impact of cultural influence on storytelling and mythology. The conversation delves into the impact of colonialism, the survival and thriving of ancient civilizations, religious and cultural similarities across different civilizations, beliefs and practices of death and afterlife, and the collectivism and shared values of ancient civilizations. The conversation delves into the impact of colonialism on culture, the preservation and loss of ancient wisdom, and the relevance of ancient teachings in modern society. It explores the parallels between historical events and fictional narratives, drawing attention to the enduring effects of colonization. Additionally, it highlights the significance of cultural practices and the need to preserve ancient wisdom in the context of contemporary society. Takeaways Cultural InfluenceReligious Traditions Impact of colonialismCultural and religious similaritiesAncient civilizations and their practices Colonialism and its ImpactCultural Preservation and LossAncient Wisdom and Modern Society Chapters 00:00 The Influence of Jujutsu Kaisen and Cultural Exchange28:49 Impact of Colonialism and Cultural Imposition41:06 Religious and Cultural Similarities Across Ancient Civilizations47:25 Beliefs and Practices of Death and Afterlife53:03 Collectivism and Shared Values of Ancient Civilizations58:17 Colonialism and Cultural Impact

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Welcome to The Matilda Mindset! Two quietly observant women navigating modern life—one thought, one rant, one question at a time. Inspired by the kind of curiosity that Matilda made feel powerful, this podcast lives somewhere between overthinking and noticing too much. From culture and work to identity, systems, and the small absurdities of everyday life—we talk about the things that don’t always get said out loud. No dating drama. No performative takes. Just thoughts that feel like scribbles in the margins of a book—unfiltered, slightly rebellious, and always honest. If you’ve ever felt like you’re reading the world a little too closely… you’re in the right place.