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SBS Spice

SBS Spice

By: SBS
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 SBS Spice breaks new ground with English language content for young Australians of South Asian heritage. We're talking about the things that make you tick or ick with a fresh new look at pop culture, identity, food, sport, history and much more.Copyright 2025, Special Broadcasting Services Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
Episodes
  • Is it too much to ask for a brown villain?

    Is it too much to ask for a brown villain?
    Jan 12 2026
    Writing brown characters isn’t just creative. It’s political. From brown villains to badly researched accents to the pressure to be “positive,” this episode asks who gets to be complex, messy and wrong on screen in 2026. Dilpreet Taggar is joined by Urvi Majumdar, Nicole Reddy and Sunanda Sachatrakul to talk about work that refuses neat ideas of representation.
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    33 mins
  • How brown people survive and thrive in Australian TV

    How brown people survive and thrive in Australian TV
    Jan 7 2026
    When will South Asian stories stop being “emerging”? In this spicy roundtable, Dilpreet Taggar sits down with Arka Das, Arundati Thandur and Renny Wijeyamohan to talk craft, compromise and the quiet politics of working as South Asian actors, writers and directors in Australian film and TV. Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen wherever you get your fix.
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    31 mins
  • SBS Spice: Messy girls enter 2026

    SBS Spice: Messy girls enter 2026
    Dec 31 2025
    It’s our first chat of 2026, and we’re keeping it real. Messy. Honest. Very girly-pop, and not built around perfect resolutions. Just two women reflecting on the year that was, slowing things down, paying attention and figuring it out in real time. Listen on SBS Spice.
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    26 mins
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