Abhay is joined by Aditi Kinkhabwala, an NFL on CBS sideline reporter, sharing her journey into sports journalism, discussing her unique experiences, the importance of authenticity, and the challenges faced in the industry. She emphasizes the significance and evolution of preparation, and the impact of her identity as an Indian American woman. Aditi also reflects on the role of parenting in her career and the importance of representation in sports media. For you QB's out there, "Kem Cho" or "Chalo Chalo" may be the new "Omaha" or "Here We Go".
(0:00 - 1:43) Introduction
(1:43) Part 1 - First NFL memories, preparation on the sidelines
(13:48) Part 2 - NFL Pundit, controversial takes, halftime interview
(28:00) Part 3 - Parenting and cultivating relationships, representation
(41:25) Conclusion
Shout out to anyone who may be facing an upswing of Indian American hate right now - you’re not alone and check out some of the resources here:
https://stopaapihate.org/
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