Every week, comedian Preet Singh, hosts a guest from the South Asian community to discuss their work in challenging cultural norms and breaking away from the status quo. Topics range from domestic violence to the pursuit of non-traditional careers. Expect laughs, tears and the occasional rant.
Amrit Matharu, a producer and model, takes us through her career journey with the BBC and the obstacles she's had as a b...View Details
Feb 16th, 2021
Davinder Singh Toor, author of "In Pursuit of Empire" and art collector joins Preet to discuss Art patronage under the Sikhs. Art flourished under the reign of Maharaja Ranjit Sing...
Pav Singh, author of "1984 India's Guilty Secret", stops by to chat about his understanding and work on exposing the 1984 Genocide by the Indian Government towards the Sikhs. Foll...
Jan 19th, 2021
International pornstar, Sahara Knite discusses her journey in Porn. The backlash, coming out to her strict Indian-Muslim parents, and let's us take a peek behind the porn curtain. ...
Mar 26th, 2020
NHS Dr. Meenal Viz opens up about the reality of working in the NHS during a Global Pandemic. Just how bad is the crisis? What will the reality be once CoVid-19 cases peak? How are...
Mar 19th, 2020
Sunny (of Sunny and Shay fame) discusses his journey from The Family to multiple hit radio shows. Sunny and Preet discuss philosophies on life, the impact of culture and sexuality....
Mar 12th, 2020
Shay from the BBC and “The Family” sits down with Preet to chat her experiences of being a woman pushing on in a successful media career. Shay gets in depth on balancing being a n...
Mar 5th, 2020
This week we’re joined by Nav, Kiran and Pri the team behind Apneh in Football, who share their emotional journey of discovery and the positive effect football can have in some of ...
Feb 27th, 2020
You may recognise Nikita from last years Take Me Out but this presenter, actress and model is much more than just a pretty face. With an increased focus in after care for TV/Realit...
Feb 20th, 2020
Sandy from Sikh Forgiveness discusses the relationship between religion and mental health in traditional communities. Sikh forgiveness are a Mental Health and Well-being organisati...
