Popular Online TV Show Nadya’s Identity Files Explores the Curious World of Multiple Social Roles and Identities

Los Angeles, CA, October 31, 2016 --(PR.com)-- On the world stage, we play not one but many roles. Identities generated by the family, professions and the society at large are a complex and layered phenomenon that requires greater introspection in the digital age. Shedding more light on this topic is the new television show, Identity Files, created and hosted by Nadya Rousseau. Broadcasting from the online network, WCOBM, Identity Files invites celebrities, authors, and change makers from all walks of life to unravel the tangled web that is personal identity.

Do we choose our identities at random, or do they grow organically? Do we feel more connected with one identity than others? What brings forth the various roles we play? In today’s world, are digital identities replacing the need for authentic relationships? Nadya’s Identity Files, launched this October, has become a top online TV show with its nuanced yet fun conversations that offer insights into such questions and explore identities from sociopolitical, psychological and marketing angles.

As a savvy social media and branding strategist, journalist, and speaker, Nadya has a knack for uncovering aspects of personal identities that are usually swept under the rug. The show offers guests, including those from underserved communities, an opportunity to voice their thoughts and share theories of personal identities. Nadya’s Identity Files also lets viewers participate on-air and via an integrated chat forum for the most interactive experience possible.

Nadya’s Identity Files packs more into it. The show offers marketing insights and each episode carries on-air social media consult based on Nadya’s original ‘narrative identity’ branding strategy. The show can be viewed on World Center of Broadcast Media, a live streaming television network with studios in Las Vegas and Hollywood, which creates widely popular social network videos.

Nadya Rousseau calls herself a mega hyphenate, and dons many hats with gusto. She is a social media and branding strategist, write and producer, the U.S. Director of digital marketing agency Organizein, and a multimedia journalist. Her work revolves around the concept of identity, and informs digital marketing services meant for small businesses and nonprofits. This dynamic skill set helps her breathe new life into her client’s businesses.

“We all have one social security number which serves as an official identity, but in reality we have many generated by society. This has a bearing on branding too, a hot button word. I try my best to stay away from it, and tell my clients to tap into their ‘authentic selves’. Applying the storytelling angle to identities, I have developed the ‘narrative identity’ branding strategy. It’s really cool to see my show guests feel delighted when they adopt it in their marketing for the first time!” said Nadya Rousseau.