My Indian Life is back for season 3.

The podcast that explores what it means to be young and Indian in the 21st century.

With guests from all walks of life,

Singing is a part of storytelling for me.

I need to tell my story to the world.

And from all across this huge country.

So as a tribe, we are not mere part of nature, but we are nature,

each with a story to tell.

Winning the gold medal in Paralympics was a dream.

That's Kalki presents My Indian Life from the BBC World Service.

Just search for My Indian Life wherever you found this podcast.

We're on the corner of 5th and Brock.

And this is the tourist destination in Nashville, Tennessee.

And most people freak out because they've never seen a place

that you can walk from bar to bar and there's no cover charge.

I think that's a little bit of a southern hospitality, you know.

Alright, let's go this way.

Frankie Staten is one of the few African American country performers

in Nashville today.

She's also the co-founder of the Black Country Music Association.

Well, this has changed so much in my years in Nashville.

I've been here 41 years and I've seen everything change.

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