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How Shanti Das Went from Players Ball to Purpose with #SilenceTheShame
On this episode of Butternomics, our host, Brandon Butler, sits down with music executive turned mental health advocate Shanti Das to talk about her journey from hit records to healing. Shanti helped shape the sound of Atlanta, working with Outkast, Usher, TLC, and more, before stepping away from the industry to start something even more personal. She opens up about what pushed her to the edge, how therapy changed everything, and why she built #SilenceTheShame to help others do the same. This is a conversation about legacy, loss, and finding purpose on the other side of pain.
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Brandon Butler is the creator and host of Butternomics: The Business of Culture, a podcast that gets real about how culture gets built and who’s building it. He’s also the founder of Butter.ATL, Atlanta’s culture channel, and a trusted strategist at the intersection of marketing, media, and community.
Through Butternomics, Brandon brings entrepreneurs, execs, and culture shapers to the mic for conversations that cut through the fluff and get to the heart of how business really gets done. From celebrity creatives to low-key legends, he’s spotlighting the people shaping culture on purpose.