Aarushi Bahadur, Director of RubicOnline
Aarushi Bahadur (she/her) is an avid record collector. Her interest in vinyl began when she picked up a Til Tuesday record from a secondhand bookshop to try on the player her father got for his birthday, after which she became hooked. Her favorite vinyl to play is The Greatest Hits of Eric Bourdon and The Animals, which she finds well accompanies a warm cup of tea and long summer nights. She’s also partial to all things Duran Duran.
(The record player, for the record, now belongs to her.)
Bahadur works as Director of the RubiconOnline and can be reached at [email protected].
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