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Ginni Saraswati Is Made Offbeat (Episode Flashback)
It's always nice to interview someone who has nicer equipment than you.Today I talk to fellow podcaster, Ginni Saraswati. She is Founder and CEO of Ginni Media, a podcast production company whose motto is, “Made Offbeat”- which I can relate to. She is also a contributor to Entrepreneur Media and Rolling Stone Magazine.We talk about everything podcasting, her thoughts on the industry, and where she sees it going in the next 5 years. She also talks about growing up brown in Australia, coming out to her family, and what she would like to be known for at the end of her career.Most importantly, we figure out who the OG influencer really is and I talk about the time I shook Madonna's hand, which can be a whole other podcast episode.What we talked about: How Ginni Media was born (01:25)The importance of a good customer service (06:05)Some of the pain points Ginni had at the beginning of Ginni Media (07:18)The future of podcasting (11:26)Ginni's background - growing up as a Sri Lankan in Australia (15:20)The importance of being rooted in where you come from (20:28)How Ginni's family found out she is gay (30:27)Connect with Ginni:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInYoutube ChannelLet’s Connect:InstagramThis podcast is produced by Ginni Media