Mindy Kaling

But I have to say, that is a really rare gift that you were given. And I feel that way about my parents because they're in some ways very traditional, but I got one into this path that they completely love and supported, even though I think it worried them. They were able to sublimate their own fears to support me. And I know it wasn't easy for them, but it is a gift because I don't think...

But I have to say, that is a really rare gift that you were given. And I feel that way about my parents because they're in some ways very traditional, but I got one into this path that they completely love and supported, even though I think it worried them. They were able to sublimate their own fears to support me. And I know it wasn't easy for them, but it is a gift because I don't think...

That many people whose parents have immigrated here are given the challenges to have their kids go into the arts. And not just the arts, the arts where you're talking about your feelings and your truths.

That many people whose parents have immigrated here are given the challenges to have their kids go into the arts. And not just the arts, the arts where you're talking about your feelings and your truths.

That many people whose parents have immigrated here are given the challenges to have their kids go into the arts. And not just the arts, the arts where you're talking about your feelings and your truths.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah. About the candor thing. I mean, I think that's what's intoxicating about listening to this podcast is how candid people are. I don't know if you guys have heard this before, but it unlocks the listener.

Yeah. About the candor thing. I mean, I think that's what's intoxicating about listening to this podcast is how candid people are. I don't know if you guys have heard this before, but it unlocks the listener.

Yeah. About the candor thing. I mean, I think that's what's intoxicating about listening to this podcast is how candid people are. I don't know if you guys have heard this before, but it unlocks the listener.

When you're talking to Bradley Cooper and you guys have such a history and so much in common and are so open about sobriety and the mistakes you guys have made and what you've learned from them. It makes me, even as I'm listening to it, being like, God, I wish there was someone in the car with me right now so I could be open with them too. But so you saw Hassan

When you're talking to Bradley Cooper and you guys have such a history and so much in common and are so open about sobriety and the mistakes you guys have made and what you've learned from them. It makes me, even as I'm listening to it, being like, God, I wish there was someone in the car with me right now so I could be open with them too. But so you saw Hassan

When you're talking to Bradley Cooper and you guys have such a history and so much in common and are so open about sobriety and the mistakes you guys have made and what you've learned from them. It makes me, even as I'm listening to it, being like, God, I wish there was someone in the car with me right now so I could be open with them too. But so you saw Hassan

So I was not raised around a lot of other Indian people. I was born and raised in suburban Boston. Yeah.

So I was not raised around a lot of other Indian people. I was born and raised in suburban Boston. Yeah.

So I was not raised around a lot of other Indian people. I was born and raised in suburban Boston. Yeah.

It's professors and children's professors. And then my parents are from two different parts of India. So my dad is from South India. My mom, she's Bengali and she's from Calcutta. But they met in Africa and they were the only two Indian people. My dad speaks Tamil and my mom spoke Bengali and Hindi. The only language they had in common was English.

It's professors and children's professors. And then my parents are from two different parts of India. So my dad is from South India. My mom, she's Bengali and she's from Calcutta. But they met in Africa and they were the only two Indian people. My dad speaks Tamil and my mom spoke Bengali and Hindi. The only language they had in common was English.

It's professors and children's professors. And then my parents are from two different parts of India. So my dad is from South India. My mom, she's Bengali and she's from Calcutta. But they met in Africa and they were the only two Indian people. My dad speaks Tamil and my mom spoke Bengali and Hindi. The only language they had in common was English.