The creative world is more than just a canvas or a script; it's a reflection of humanity—a powerful medium to spark dialogue, reshape perspectives, and drive change. In this episode of Aspire and Acquire, we explore the dynamic intersection of creativity, storytelling, and filmmaking, where art meets impact and ideas come to life on stage and screen.

Our guest, Uma Magal, is a filmmaker, educator, and cultural advocate whose illustrious career spans continents and disciplines. From co-producing the acclaimed feature documentary

Join us as we delve into Uma’s journey, her creative endeavors, and her insights on the impact of storytelling in today’s world.

Key Takeaways:

• The role of storytelling in shaping culture and sparking action.

• Behind-the-scenes insights into The Players documentary.

• The significance of cultural preservation through art and film.

• Uma’s ongoing projects, including Other Kohinoors, the Rocks of Hyderabad

• Her contributions to academia, publishing, and wellness advocacy.]

Tune in now to hear Uma’s inspiring story and the power of storytelling to shape our world!

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Bonus Pick, in this episode- we are recommending-Fantastic Fungi, a visually stunning and thought-provoking documentary that delves into the fascinating world of fungi, exploring their critical role in ecosystems, human health, and the interconnectedness of life on Earth. The documentary offers an inspiring perspective on how fungi, particularly mushrooms, can address some of the most pressing challenges we face today, from climate change to mental health.