Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA

SUPERSHARDA

Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a deep, inspiring, and consciousness-expanding podcast about who we are, who we have been taught to be, and who we dare to become. From Suriname, the diaspora, and the wider world, SUPERSHARDA explores identity in all its layers: personal, cultural, spiritual, and societal. The podcast opens meaningful conversations about ancestry, family, diaspora, purpose, healing, career, mental health, spirituality, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation. The central question of the podcast is: How does this topic shape who we are, and how can we more consciously choose who we become?

Episodes

  1. Sep 21

    Ep.8 | Black, Dutch & Surinamese: Identity, Racism & Self-Acceptance | Nancy Neede

    What happens when the world tries to define who you are, but you refuse to choose only one part of yourself? In this episode of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, Nancy Neede — the first Black Miss Holland — explores Black and mixed identity, racism in the Netherlands, her Surinamese roots, modeling, motherhood, spirituality and the journey toward self-acceptance. Growing up in the Netherlands with a white Dutch mother and a Black Surinamese father, Nancy learned early what it meant to have the outside world question where she belonged. She reflects on experiencing racism, navigating her Black, Dutch and Surinamese identity, and eventually learning to embrace every part of herself. Nancy also speaks candidly about childhood trauma, becoming Miss Holland, modeling internationally and moving to New York City, where she worked with legendary designer Oleg Cassini. Beyond fashion, the conversation explores motherhood, losing control of the body that had been central to her career, healing, yoga, spirituality and the lessons she has gathered along the way. From Miss Holland to New York City, from modeling to motherhood, and from perfectionism to self-acceptance, this is a conversation about identity, resilience, growth and LOVE. ❤️ 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:53 Nancy before Miss Holland 04:20 Being a Black model in the 1980s 07:42 Growing up Black & mixed in the Netherlands 08:32 The outside world asks you to choose 13:12 Showing different sides of your identity 19:33 Lessons from her mother & father 25:49 The difficult reality behind her childhood 30:10 How Miss Holland changed her life 30:39 Oleg Cassini & New York City 35:05 Fame, celebrities & staying grounded 40:18 Modeling before social media 41:05 Drugs, boundaries & saying no 50:02 Motherhood & authenticity 53:05 Taking accountability as a parent 56:27 Letting go of perfection 58:51 Letting people make their own mistakes 1:01:24 Losing control of her body 1:07:28 Intuition & spirituality 1:09:52 Studying yoga in India 1:12:58 Her connection to Suriname 1:13:40 Bringing her father home to Suriname 1:16:41 Nancy's message: LOVE ❤️ ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #BlackIdentity #Suriname #MixedIdentity #NancyNeede #IdentitySpectrum #DutchIdentity

  2. Sep 14

    Ep.7 | African History Before Colonization: Mansa Musa, Comics & Gaming | Mpilo Mizere

    What if the African history you know is only part of the story? In this episode of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, Malawian entrepreneur and creative Mpilo Mizere explores African history before European colonization, African identity, Mansa Musa, the Moors and his mission to bring pre-colonial African history to new generations through comics and gaming. Born in South Africa with Malawian and Zimbabwean roots, Mpilo grew up across Africa, Europe and the United States. Yet despite his international upbringing, he realized how little African history he had actually been taught, beginning a decades-long journey of self-study and discovery. That journey eventually inspired 14th Century Africa, a graphic novel that uses entertainment and storytelling to introduce readers to medieval African history. Mpilo discusses Mansa Musa, Ibn Battuta, the Moors, African architecture, international trade and Africa's historical connections with the wider world. He also shares why he is expanding 14th Century Africa into gaming, the realities of entrepreneurship and his vision for using modern storytelling to reconnect Africans and the African diaspora with their history. This conversation asks a bigger question: Who gets to tell our stories, and how do those stories shape the way we see ourselves? 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Meet Mpilo Mizere 00:51 The Story Behind His Name 02:43 African Identity & Colonial Borders 05:54 Growing Up Around the World 09:14 Building an African History Community 11:48 Why Africans Are Searching for Their History 18:50 African Renaissance, Identity & Our Roots 20:24 Did Humanity Begin in Africa? 24:32 From African History to Comics 27:33 Ibn Battuta & Creating the Story 29:01 From Netflix Pitch to Graphic Novel 30:47 Why Mpilo Is Moving Into Gaming 33:18 Selling 14th Century Africa 36:46 Comics in the Short-Attention-Span Era 40:07 Why the 14th Century? 41:28 The Moors & Medieval Africa 43:56 Africa's Golden Age 45:58 The Power of Marketing History 50:09 What Mpilo Wants Readers to Learn 51:40 Africa's Connections With China & India 54:38 Lessons From Entrepreneurship 59:49 Africa & the African Diaspora 1:08:25 Where to Find 14th Century Africa 1:09:28 The Game & What's Next 1:11:17 Final Thoughts ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #AfricanHistory #PreColonialAfrica #MansaMusa #AfricanIdentity #IdentitySpectrum #MpiloMizere

  3. Sep 7

    Ep.6 | The Story Behind SUPERSHARDA: Modeling, Identity & Healing | Guest Host Priscilla Sordam

    Who is SUPERSHARDA when the runway, achievements and public image are stripped away? In Episode 6 of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, the tables are turned. Questions submitted by the community are handed to guest host Priscilla Sordam, who interviews SUPERSHARDA about the woman behind the name. From growing up in Suriname and studying and modeling in China to pursuing an international modeling career, SUPERSHARDA reflects on ambition, rejection, self-doubt, confidence and the experiences that shaped her along the way. But the conversation goes far beyond modeling. She opens up about perfectionism, anger, identity, motherhood, her love for Suriname, taking a break from modeling and a traumatic experience in Germany that eventually led her to seek therapy. She also shares where the name SUPERSHARDA came from, why she created Identity Spectrum and her desire to bring Suriname closer to the world. This is the story behind the public image — and an honest look at the person behind SUPERSHARDA. 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Meet Guest Host Priscilla Sordam 02:12 SUPERSHARDA vs. Sharda Johnn 05:03 Where Did SUPERSHARDA Come From? 07:59 The Reality of International Modeling 12:28 What Makes Me Different? 14:44 What I Wish People Knew About Me 15:45 Did I Always Know What I Wanted? 21:59 How I Broke Into International Modeling 26:44 My Most Unforgettable Runways 29:27 Suriname’s Modeling Industry 32:44 Rejection, Criticism & Surviving the No’s 38:27 Fear, Self-Doubt & Trusting Myself 39:42 Who Taught Me How to Model? 42:29 The Life Lesson That Changed Me 43:37 Ego Death, Expectations & Perfectionism 45:26 How I Process Anger 47:16 Why I Cut Off My Hair 52:29 Do I Want Children? 53:34 Wode Maya, Suriname & What Came Next 55:13 Why I Am So Proudly Surinamese 1:00:34 Why I Took a Break From Modeling 1:01:08 The Experience in Germany That Changed Me 1:05:09 When I Realized I Needed Therapy 1:07:53 Why I Created Identity Spectrum 1:09:41 Africa, Sierra Leone & What’s Next 1:11:23 Final Thoughts With Priscilla ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #IdentitySpectrum #SUPERSHARDA #Suriname #InternationalModel #PersonalGrowth #PriscillaSordam

  4. Aug 17

    Ep.5 (Part 2): She Lost Both Parents, How She Found Her Way Back | Grace Karijodiwirijo

    What happens when losing one parent changes your entire childhood—and grief slowly begins consuming the parent you still have? In Episode 5 (Part 2) of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, Grace Karijodiwirijo continues the story that began with losing her mother at just 13 years old. After her mother’s death, Grace watched her father struggle deeply with grief. As everyday responsibilities began falling apart, Grace found herself taking on responsibilities no child should have to carry while also trying to survive school, bullying, financial hardship and her own grief. She began working young, struggled with her mental health and reached some of the darkest moments of her life. But through friendship, love, professional help and her own determination to change, Grace slowly began discovering that life could be more than pain. After later losing her father, she was forced to confront grief again—this time learning to process guilt, accept help and give herself space to heal. Her journey eventually brought her back to something she had also lost along the way: her Indonesian heritage. Through family, language, music and cultural traditions, Grace began reconnecting with Indonesia and rediscovering a part of herself. From survival and grief to healing, culture and belonging, Part 2 is ultimately about what can happen when you decide that your pain does not have to be the end of your story. ❤️ 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction & Welcome Back 01:28 Life After Losing Her Mother 05:02 Anger, Faith & Questioning God 07:27 Watching Her Father Struggle 09:51 Becoming the Responsible One as a Child 10:40 Getting Dengue & Realizing She Was on Her Own 16:45 Working Young & Financial Survival 18:20 The Reality of Depression 20:26 Escaping Home & Coping With Pain 24:03 Friends, Support & Survival Mode 25:58 How Trauma Affected Love & Relationships 27:48 Finding a Reason to Keep Going 29:26 School, Work & Proving She Could Do It 32:01 When Her Plans for the Future Fell Apart 36:16 Losing Her Father & Seeking Professional Help 39:19 Guilt, PTSD & Finally Processing Grief 42:11 Reconnecting With Her Family in Indonesia 47:04 Rediscovering Her Indonesian Heritage 47:21 Music, Culture & Healing 50:31 Becoming a Bridge Between Generations 55:17 Grace’s Message About Grief, Help & Hope 59:47 Final Thoughts ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #IdentitySpectrum #Grief #Healing #Suriname #IndonesianHeritage

  5. Aug 3

    Ep.4 (Part 1): From Indonesia to Suriname, Then She Lost Her Mom at 13 | Grace Karijodiwirijo

    What happens when you leave one home as a child, grow up between two cultures, and then lose the person at the center of your world? In Episode 4 (Part 1) of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, Grace Karijodiwirijo shares her deeply personal journey from Indonesia to Suriname and the experiences that shaped her identity, faith and childhood. Born in Jakarta, Indonesia, to an Indonesian mother and Surinamese father, Grace moved to Suriname at three years old. She reflects on learning Dutch, adjusting to a new country and growing up with a strict Indonesian and Christian upbringing while navigating multicultural Surinamese society. Grace also shares what migration meant for her mother—leaving her entire family behind in Indonesia, learning a new language and building a life in Suriname as one of the few female pastors around her at the time. But Grace’s childhood changed dramatically when her mother developed breast cancer. She remembers witnessing the treatments, holding onto faith, watching her mother become increasingly ill and slowly realizing that her mother may have been preparing her for life without her. At just 13 years old, Grace was there when her mother passed away in her arms. From Indonesia to Suriname, migration to belonging, faith to questioning, and childhood to profound loss, this is the first half of Grace’s story. ❤️ Part 2 continues with grief, survival, healing and Grace’s journey of reconnecting with her Indonesian heritage. 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction & Meet Grace 03:31 Born in Indonesia 04:40 How Her Parents Met 07:04 Moving to Suriname 10:14 Learning Dutch & Adjusting 12:03 Her Indonesian Upbringing 15:58 Food, Homesickness & Missing Indonesia 19:28 Her Mother’s Move to Suriname 21:15 Church & Being a Female Pastor 23:48 Growing Up With Music 24:30 Cultural Differences & Bullying 26:01 Religion, Modesty & a Strict Upbringing 28:26 Religion in Multicultural Suriname 29:31 Questioning Beliefs 31:08 Growing Up as an Only Child 35:38 Her Mother’s Battle With Breast Cancer 39:45 Faith, Healing & Cancer 41:47 Watching Her Mother Become Seriously Ill 43:15 Signs Her Mother Was Preparing Her 47:51 Her Mother’s Final Day 52:18 “My Mom Passed Away in My Arms” 52:58 Grace’s Story Continues ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #IdentitySpectrum #Suriname #Indonesia #Grief #CulturalIdentity

  6. Jul 6

    Ep. 3 | Aby-Jo Elshot: The Reality of Modeling, Beauty Standards & Identity

    What happens when an industry built around appearance starts telling you what you should look like? In Episode 3 of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, Aby-Jo Elshot reflects on more than 25 years across modeling, fashion, beauty and entrepreneurship and the experiences that shaped who she became beyond the image. Aby-Jo shares how an accidental audition launched her modeling career, how her mother protected and guided her as a young model, and how she eventually took her career beyond Suriname. But behind the glamour came another reality. She opens up about a dangerous encounter with a fake modeling agent, drugs and sabotage within the industry, being told “we already have a Black model,” professionals who couldn't work with her hair and skin, and the pressure to go from a size 2 to a size 0. The conversation goes beyond modeling to explore losing her mother, entrepreneurship, intuition, social media, public perception and the importance of knowing who you are when the world constantly has opinions about who you should be. From external beauty standards to self-acceptance, this is a conversation about identity, resilience, boundaries and staying true to yourself. 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Meet Aby-Jo Elshot 01:40 From Aspiring Designer to Model 06:22 The Accidental Audition That Started Her Career 10:08 Suriname’s First “Influencers” 12:52 The Reality Behind Modeling’s Glamour 15:40 A Dangerous Encounter With a Fake Modeling Agent 20:52 Drugs, Violence & Sabotage in Modeling 24:40 Highlights of Aby-Jo’s Career 26:00 Representing Suriname at Miss Caribbean Queen 32:19 Taking Her Modeling Career International 33:07 Losing Her Mother & Watching the Dream Stop 35:42 Modeling in Europe 36:30 “We Already Have a Black Model” 42:31 Race, Hair, Makeup & Beauty Standards 47:12 Pressured to Become a Size Zero 54:25 Social Media, Beauty & Identity 57:25 Becoming an Entrepreneur & Educator 01:03:11 Why Fashion Still Makes Her Happy 01:06:25 Public Perception & Knowing Who You Are 01:13:00 How Life Shaped Her Identity 01:16:44 There Is No Blueprint for Becoming a Model ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #ModelingIndustry #BlackModels #IdentitySpectrum #SUPERSHARDA #Suriname

  7. Jul 5

    Ep. 2 | Paul Barbato: How Curiosity Built Geography Now! & Shaped His Identity

    How far can curiosity take you when you’re willing to keep following it? 🌍 In Episode 2 of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, Paul Barbato, creator of Geography Now!, shares how his curiosity about countries, cultures and people grew into a global YouTube platform and an unexpected career. Paul reflects on growing up mixed Korean-American, navigating identity and belonging, and losing his father while building Geography Now! He opens up about grief, pressure, success and how his relationship with content creation changed over time. The conversation explores why he values time and freedom over material wealth, his evolving relationship with Christianity, dealing with fame, and why young people need to understand who they are before trying to build an identity online. From curiosity to creation, personal identity to a global audience, and success to questioning what comes next, this is a conversation about identity, purpose, loss, faith, creativity and discovering who you are beyond what you do. A NOTE FROM SUPERSHARDA ❤️ This was actually the very first episode of Identity Spectrum I ever recorded, filmed in December 2024 and eventually published in June 2026. It was a proud moment for me, and I’m very grateful to Paul for being such an easy and enjoyable first guest to have a conversation with. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed creating it. — SUPERSHARDA 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Meet Paul Barbato of Geography Now! 00:54 How Curiosity Started Geography Now! 02:29 What People Around the World Have in Common 03:28 Suriname, Diversity & Mixed Identity 05:28 Korean-American Identity & Belonging 06:40 Being Mixed Race in Korea 10:17 Losing His Father While Building Geography Now! 12:20 Grief, Pressure & Having to Keep Going 14:48 Why Problems Motivate Him 17:00 Life Beyond Geography Now! 18:13 When Your Work Becomes Your Identity 18:35 Creating for Yourself vs. an Audience 20:02 What Success Means to Paul 21:10 Why Geography Matters 22:04 Purpose, God & Christianity 26:26 Fame & Being Recognized 28:08 Advice for Young People Finding Their Identity 29:52 The Purpose Behind Identity Spectrum 30:28 What 10 Years of Geography Now! Taught Him 31:33 Final Thoughts ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #GeographyNow #PaulBarbato #IdentitySpectrum #SUPERSHARDA #Identity

  8. Jun 8

    Ep. 1 | Gwendolyn Smith: How Surinamese Society Shapes Who We Are

    How much of the way we think, communicate and behave is shaped by the society we grow up in? 🇸🇷 In Episode 1 of Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA, Dr. Gwendoline Smith explores the tribal characteristics of Surinamese society and how culture influences the way people communicate, handle conflict, view success, lead and make decisions. Born in the Netherlands to a Surinamese mother and Dutch father, Dr. Smith has spent decades studying tribal characteristics across different cultures. In this conversation, she turns that perspective toward Suriname, examining hierarchy, status, criticism, leadership, gender roles, colonial influence, national identity and the cultural patterns that shape everyday life. Together, we explore Suriname’s relationship with success and status, conflict avoidance, communication styles, social groups, public opinion and long-term thinking. From individual behavior to collective identity, this conversation invites us to look more consciously at the society we are part of, and how understanding our cultural patterns can help us better understand ourselves. 🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 03:42 The Tribal Characteristics of Surinamese Society 14:23 How Surinamese Society Is Organized 18:07 Hierarchy, Status & Success in Suriname 26:50 Suriname’s Negative Identity & Colonial Influence 31:32 Leadership, Social Groups & Decision-Making 43:35 Why Surinamese People Avoid Conflict 52:19 The Culture of Being 59:17 Feminine vs. Masculine Communication 01:07:59 The Cost of Unresolved Conflict 01:16:53 Social Media, Public Opinion & the Suriname Map Debate 01:29:37 Why Suriname Struggles With Long-Term Thinking 01:35:29 Self-Awareness, Growth & Navigating Surinamese Society ABOUT SUPERSHARDA SUPERSHARDA is a Surinamese international model, entrepreneur and founder working across fashion, media, culture and social impact. Through her work, she builds platforms, creates opportunities and connects Suriname with people, ideas and opportunities around the world. ABOUT IDENTITY SPECTRUM Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a global conversation rooted in Suriname, exploring identity, consciousness, culture, purpose and the human experiences that shape who we are. 🎙️ INTERESTED IN BEING A GUEST? Email identity.spectrum26@gmail.com and tell us who you are, what you would like to discuss and how your story can inspire or educate our audience. CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST YouTube: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA TikTok: Identity Spectrum Podcast Instagram: @identity_spectrum Facebook: Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA #Suriname #SurinameseCulture #IdentitySpectrum #SUPERSHARDA #CulturalIdentity

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Identity Spectrum with SUPERSHARDA is a deep, inspiring, and consciousness-expanding podcast about who we are, who we have been taught to be, and who we dare to become. From Suriname, the diaspora, and the wider world, SUPERSHARDA explores identity in all its layers: personal, cultural, spiritual, and societal. The podcast opens meaningful conversations about ancestry, family, diaspora, purpose, healing, career, mental health, spirituality, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation. The central question of the podcast is: How does this topic shape who we are, and how can we more consciously choose who we become?

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