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Ara's Profile

Ara Ehamparam

Business Owner at TamilCulture.com

Toronto, Canada

Business Owner at TamilCulture.com

Podcast Host: @TheTamilCreator
Co-founder: @ContinyouCare
Community Builder: @TamilCulture

Love to talk about Creators, FIRE, Tech, Crypto & Sports.

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About me

Podcast Host: @TheTamilCreator
Co-founder: @ContinyouCare
Community Builder: @TamilCulture

Love to talk about Creators, FIRE, Tech, Crypto & Sports.

Interests

food

tech

sports

reading

movies

travel

faith

Reward Creator

Following

797

Ara's Posts

Behind The Decade-Long Grind Of Shana Uthaya, Co-Founder Of Men's Clothing Brand Nota Bene Bespoke

"For example, we were recently reached out to by a few individuals from the Brazil World Cup Team. The most notable name, being Richarlison. We flew down to London initially to take measurements and flew back, a few months later to hand deliver the garments to the players. Richarlison absolutely loved the garments we made for him; so much so, that he wore one on the plane to Qatar! "

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Entrepreneurship

The Tamil Creator Podcast (EP #88): Shyam Srinivasan - Canadian Professional Poker Player Who's Won Millions

"Shyam Srinivasan is a professional poker player who's won millions of dollars playing both online and in tournaments all over the world. He joins Ara on this week’s episode of #TheTamilCreator to discuss foregoing a career in criminal law to play poker professionally and how his parents reacted to this decision, the different countries he’s gotten to play in, running into celebrity poker players throughout the years, why cash games involve more skill than tournaments, misconceptions about poker and much more."

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Podcasts

The Tamil Creator Podcast (EP #87): Abarna Raj - CEO of Australian-Based Social Startup Palmera (Changing The Way The World Tackles Poverty)

Abarna Raj is the Co-Founder & CEO of Australian-based Palmera. The organization is named after a tree which grows in Sri Lanka and is fundamental to the existence of the communities it's located in because every part of it is used from the bark, the timber, the leaves and the fruit. Palmera is a social startup looking to help change the way that the world tackles poverty by ensuring that the poor having a living income (with a focus on Sri Lanka).

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Podcasts