Shruthi Nampoothiri

Third Space After Hours

Arts EN ↓ 2 episoder

Welcome to Third Space After Hours, a community with a little bit of everything. No outlines and scripts, just shared experiences as young adults, creatives, founders, music lovers, artists, people of color, allies, and everything in between. I have so much to say and there's so much I want to know! Let's build a community for us :)

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Shruthi Nampoothiri

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Arts

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Seneste episode

29. jan. 2026

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how to support small & local businesses in 2026 29.01.2026

How to Support Small & Local Businesses in 2026 — Why Community Spending Matters More Than Ever What does it really mean to support small and local businesses in 2026? How do your everyday buying decisions shape your community, culture, and economy? In this episode of Third Space After Hours, we dive into the power of intentional spending, community-first business, and how supporting local bra...

what's in in 2026? 13.01.2026

What’s in for 2026? What’s out? What’s actually worth your attention? In this episode of Third Space After Hours, we break down the 2026 culture forecast — from the music that’s shaping the new era (like CXOXO, The Art of Loving, and Stateside) to the creative movements, digital communities, and lifestyle shifts redefining how we live, create, and connect. This episode blends music commentary, tre...

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