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  1. 100

    Punjabi Music Goes Global: Its Impact, Influence & Growing Industry

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Punjabi singer Rabbi Shergill for a conversation on the global recognition and growing influence of Punjabi music. The discussion explored the impact of Punjabi music around the world and how the industry continues to grow, with Rabbi Shergill sharing his views on Punjabi music and the industry.

  2. 99

    Is Showing Success Inspiration or Show Off?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Rupinder Toor for an open-line discussion on the growing culture of showing off. The conversation explored whether displaying what we buy and achieve is simply a way of fulfilling our desires and celebrating success, or whether it has become a form of showing off, with callers sharing their different perspectives.

  3. 98

    Aging in the West: Combating Loneliness through culture and connection.

    In this segment, host Kanwalpreet Kaur was joined by Meeta Khanna from Cultural Common Senior Society for a deeply insightful conversation on the challenges South Asian seniors face when moving across the ocean. Together, they explored how music therapy, traditional arts, and open dialogue around mental wellbeing can help reduce isolation and build a home away from home in Canada.

  4. 97

    Why Are Relationships Changing for the Next Generation?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman was joined by mental health therapist Jayanti Singh for a discussion on why many young people today are hesitant to enter marriage or commit to relationships. The conversation explored how parents' relationships can become a blueprint for their children, how past family experiences shape their views on marriage, and what may hold them back from building relationships of their own.

  5. 96

    Money or Character: What Really Matters in Relationships Today?

    In this segment, host Kanwalpreet Kaur led an open-line discussion on whether money or character matters more in building relationships today. The conversation explored what people look for when choosing friends and relationships—personality, empathy and nature, or wealth, cars, bank balance and social status—and whether money can truly build lasting relationships.

  6. 95

    Canada-U.S. Trade War: What's the Impact on Trucking Now & Long Term?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Veer Davinder Singh, Trucking Commentator, for a discussion on the ongoing Canada-U.S. trade dispute and tariff issues. The conversation explored how tariffs and trade tensions are affecting the trucking industry today and what the long-term impact could be on truckers and cross-border trade.

  7. 94

    Qualification or Personality: What Truly Defines a Person?

    In this segment of Tuhada Nazariya, host Rishi Nagar led a discussion on what truly defines a person beyond education, qualifications, experience, and success. The conversation explored how personality, grace, and attitude reflect a person's character and how our attitude can shape the way others see us.

  8. 93

    Racism, Racial Attacks & the Law: What Can Be Done?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Brij Mohan for a discussion on a recent racism-related incident at Walmart. The conversation explored racism, hate and racial discrimination, what the law says about such incidents, and what legal action can be taken against hate and racism.

  9. 92

    New Face or Experienced Candidate: What Will Decide Your Vote?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on the upcoming elections, with both new and experienced candidates in the race. The conversation explored whether people would vote for a new face, an experienced candidate, or simply vote for change—and what factors will influence their choice.

  10. 91

    Lake Ontario or Lake America: What Difference Does Changing the Name Make?

    In this segment, host Rishi Nagar led an open-line discussion on the debate surrounding the proposed name change of Lake Ontario to "Lake America." The conversation explored what difference a name change could make, its significance for Canada and the U.S., and how people view the issue.

  11. 90

    Ego vs Relationships: What Matters More?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on relationships, compromise and self-respect. The conversation explored how far a person should go to save a relationship, when compromise becomes too much, and when protecting your own peace and standing up for yourself becomes more important.

  12. 89

    Money confession time: What do you spend money on that you know you probably shouldn't?

    In this segment, host Raghav Chaudhary led an open-line discussion on personal spending habits and managing everyday expenses. The conversation explored how people can control unnecessary spending, avoid wasteful expenses, and develop better saving habits.

  13. 88

    Why Does Racism Happen? Understanding What Drives It

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on racism and the experiences people may face. The conversation explored why people become racist, what can trigger racist behaviour, and the factors that may lead someone to treat others differently based on their background.

  14. 87

    AI Bubble, Bitcoin & Gold: What Happens Next?

    In this segment, host Raghav Chaudhary was joined by financial expert Agam Singh for a discussion on the major forces shaping today's markets. The conversation explored the AI boom and Nvidia's growth, tariffs and their economic impact, Bitcoin and crypto, gold's rise, market trends, and the key risks and opportunities investors should be watching.

  15. 86

    How Do You Deal With a Stubborn Leader Like Trump?

    In this segment, host Rishi Nagar led an open-line discussion on how to deal with a stubborn person like Donald Trump. The conversation used the example of a stubborn family head to explore different ways of handling strong personalities and whether a similar approach can work in leadership.

  16. 85

    AI & Robots: What Happens to Human Jobs?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on the growing role of AI and robots in the workplace. The conversation explored whether technology could eventually replace human jobs, the impact on human creativity and skills, and whether AI should be limited or embraced as part of the future.

  17. 84

    Understanding Autism: Awareness, Support & Acceptance

    In this segment, host Kanwalpreet Kaur was joined by Canadian Punjabi author and community leader Baljit Ghuman for an open-line discussion on autism. The conversation explored what autism is, the challenges families may face, and ways to better understand and support individuals with autism and their families.

  18. 83

    U.S.-Canada Trade Talks Collapse: What's Next for Canada?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by political commentator Harinder Takhar to discuss the collapse of U.S.-Canada trade talks and what it could mean for Canada. The conversation explored Canada's possible next steps, the impact on trade relations with the U.S., and the challenges ahead. 

  19. 82

    Can Trips Back Home Put Your Refugee Status at Risk?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by immigration lawyer Jaswant Mangat to discuss the consequences of returning to your home country after receiving refugee status in Canada. The conversation explored why some refugees continue to visit their home country, what the law says about such travel, and how it can affect their refugee status and future in Canada.

  20. 81

    Why Does Social Media News Get More Views Than Traditional Media?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on why news shared by social media influencers and content creators often receives more clicks and views than traditional media. The conversation explored changing news consumption habits, with listeners sharing their views on the shift from traditional news platforms to social media.

  21. 80

    Gen Z Still Values Parenthood — But Pets Are Looking More Attainable

    In this segment, host Raghav Chaudhary led an open-line discussion on Gen Z's changing views around parenthood and pets. The conversation explored why, despite still valuing parenthood, many young people may see having pets as a more attainable option in today's world.

  22. 79

    Sleep Problems: Why Are We Not Getting Enough Sleep?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir led an open-line discussion on sleep problems and the importance of getting proper rest. The conversation explored common reasons for poor sleep, its impact on daily life, and ways to improve sleep, with a focus on challenges faced by truck drivers and others struggling to get enough rest.

  23. 78

    Back to School: Getting Kids Ready for a New Routine

    In this segment, host Chetna Chouhan was joined by Peel school teacher Manmeet for a discussion on preparing children for back to school. The conversation explored how parents can help kids return to a school routine after long vacations, prepare children starting school for the first time, and make the transition easier and more comfortable.

  24. 77

    Is Canada's International Student Program Collapsing?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by immigration consultant Pardeep Goel to discuss Canada's college and immigration system. The conversation explored concerns around college operations, immigration consultants, student admissions, and why many international students are facing work permit refusals.

  25. 76

    Employee Monitoring: Productivity or Privacy?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on employee productivity and workplace monitoring. The conversation explored whether technology-based monitoring can improve efficiency and productivity or whether it becomes an invasion of employee privacy, with callers sharing their opinions on the issue.

  26. 75

    Music: Just Entertainment or Shaping a Generation?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Rupinder Toor for an open-line discussion on the influence of today's music. The conversation explored whether music has an impact on the thoughts and behaviour of today's generation or is simply a form of entertainment, with listeners calling in and sharing their different perspectives on the topic.

  27. 74

    How CRA Changes Are Affecting Truckers & Mortgages

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by mortgage specialist Lakhvir Lal for a discussion on recent CRA changes affecting truck drivers and owner-operators. The conversation explored the shift from incorporated income to payroll employment, why these changes are being introduced, and how they could impact mortgage approvals, borrowing capacity, and financial planning.

  28. 73

    Why Municipal Elections Matter

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman was joined by social activist Raj Jhajj for a discussion on the importance of municipal elections and voter participation. The conversation explored the role of local governments, why every vote matters, and a community initiative encouraging residents to come out and vote in the upcoming municipal elections.

  29. 72

    Marriage, Allegations & the Law

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by lawyer Brij Mohan for a discussion on a Canadian court case involving allegations of sexual assault within a marriage. The conversation explores the legal issues surrounding the case, the evidence presented, claims that the allegations were made during a marital dispute linked to immigration and permanent residency, and how the court assessed the facts before reaching its decision.

  30. 71

    Stock Market Outlook: AI, Tech & Economic Uncertainty

    In this segment, host Raghav Chaudhary was joined by financial advisor Agam for a discussion on the current state of global financial markets. The conversation explores increasing market volatility, why stock markets are declining, the possibility of a market crash, the impact of AI and technology stocks, and what investors should understand about the Canadian and global economy, including interest rates, banks, and housing markets.

  31. 70

    When Approval Isn't the Final Answer: The International Student Crisis

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman was joined by Sikander Singh for a discussion on the ongoing protests in Calgary over recent work permit refusals affecting international students. The conversation explored changes to program eligibility, cases where approvals were later reversed, and the uncertainty these decisions have created for students planning to work and build their future in Canada.

  32. 69

    AI Data Centres: Progress or Pause?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by IT Specialist Ajeet Singh for an in-depth discussion on AI data centres. The conversation explains what AI data centres are, how they support artificial intelligence, and the benefits and concerns surrounding their development. The episode also examines Mississauga City Council's decision to pause new data centre projects for one year, while the federal government continues to encourage AI infrastructure development.

  33. 68

    Is Canada's Healthcare System Failing

    In this segment, host Raghav Chaudhary led an open-line discussion on the challenges facing Canada's healthcare system, with a focus on Ontario. The conversation explored long wait times, the shortage of family doctors, growing pressure on hospitals, and the issues affecting access to timely healthcare. Callers shared their views on the problems facing the healthcare system and what changes are needed to improve patient care.

  34. 67

    Fasting: Facts & Benefits

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Dr. Harish Verma for an informative discussion on fasting and its effects on health. The conversation explored different types of fasting, how fasting works, its health benefits, and the right way to practise fasting for overall well-being.

  35. 66

    Hidden Shifts: When Hard Work Becomes Exploitation

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on the gap between job promises and workplace reality. The conversation explored expectations set during interviews, working hours, wages, workplace exploitation, and who should be held accountable when employers fail to deliver on their commitments. Callers also shared their experiences and perspectives on the challenges they have faced at work.

  36. 65

    PGWP Refusals: Why Are International Students Protesting?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman was joined by Kanwar Sierah for a discussion on the recent PGWP refusals affecting international students in Canada. The conversation explored the reasons behind the refusals, the impact of changing immigration policies, and concerns surrounding the role of colleges, recruitment agents, and government policies in the growing uncertainty faced by international students.

  37. 64

    Keeping Pets: Compassion or Captivity?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Rupinder Toor, Commentator, for an engaging open-line discussion on whether keeping pets at home is an act of love and care for animals or a form of animal captivity. The conversation explored the responsibilities of pet ownership, animal welfare, and the ethical questions surrounding keeping pets, with callers sharing a wide range of perspectives on the topic.

  38. 63

    Online Harms Act & a Landmark Drug Trafficking Case

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by lawyer Brij Mohan for a discussion on two major legal developments in Canada. The conversation examines the proposed Online Harms Act, its impact on online platforms, child safety, and concerns around government regulation. The episode also explores a recent high-profile drug trafficking case involving a multi-million-dollar seizure in Windsor, discussing the court's decision, the legal reasoning behind it, and what the case reveals about Canada's justice system.

  39. 62

    Understanding the Rise in Youth Crime

    In this segment of Tuhada Nazariya, host Rishi Nagar led an open-line discussion on the growing involvement of young people in crime and gang culture. The conversation explored the reasons why more youngsters are being drawn towards criminal activities, the influence of money, social pressures, family circumstances, and the role of society and political leadership. The discussion also focused on what can be done to address the issue and the collective responsibility of families, communities, and institutions in guiding young people towards a better future.

  40. 61

    AI: Convenience or Dependency?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on the growing use of artificial intelligence in everyday life. Listeners shared how they use AI for work, studies, and daily tasks, while discussing whether it serves as a helpful tool or an easy shortcut. The conversation also explored the increasing dependence on AI and its impact on critical thinking, learning, and the use of traditional resources.

  41. 60

    How Canada's Immigration Changes Are Affecting Families

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Dubai-based journalist Asma Ali Zain for a discussion on Canada's changing immigration policies and the challenges they have created for families. Drawing from her personal experience, she shares the difficulties of navigating new visa and permanent residency requirements, the impact on international students and their families, and the growing challenges of settling in Canada under the revised immigration rules.

  42. 59

    Understanding Canada's Wildfire Crisis

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Raj Jhajj, Community Activist, for an insightful discussion on Canada's recent wildfire crisis. The conversation explores the factors contributing to the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires, the challenges faced by affected communities and emergency responders, and the steps that can be taken to reduce future risks and better prepare for such disasters.

  43. 58

    The Story Behind Maharaja's Mohra

    In this segment, host Chetna Chouhan was joined by author Chetna Keer for a conversation about her novel Maharaja's Mohra. The discussion explores the inspiration behind the book, the story of Rani Mora and her relationship with the Maharaja, and the historical events that form the backdrop of the novel. The episode offers listeners a glimpse into the characters, history, and themes that bring this story to life.

  44. 57

    Ontario Expense Scandal: What's Fair?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman was joined by Lakhvir Lal, Mortgage Advisor, for a discussion on the controversy surrounding Ontario MPPs' hotel expenses paid with taxpayers' money. The conversation explores whether repaying the money alone is enough, how accountability differs for public officials and ordinary citizens, and what this means for public trust. The episode also examines the issue from a financial perspective, drawing connections to personal responsibility and accountability in everyday life.

  45. 56

    Who is responsible for mess in the city: Residents or City?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on who bears the greater responsibility for keeping cities clean—the residents or the local government. Listeners shared diverse opinions on civic responsibility, public services, littering, and community awareness, exploring how both individual actions and municipal efforts contribute to maintaining cleaner, more livable neighbourhoods.

  46. 55

    Community or Multicultural? Where Would You Choose to Live?

    In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an engaging discussion on whether people in Canada prefer living within their own communities or in multicultural neighbourhoods. The conversation explored the advantages and challenges of both, from cultural familiarity and a sense of belonging to diversity and broader social connections. Listeners shared a range of perspectives, with many expressing a preference for multicultural communities while others highlighted the value of living among their own community.

  47. 54

    What Khalra Said Before His Kidnapping.

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Inderjit S. Bal, Founder Member of the World Sikh Organization (WSO), for a conversation inspired by the film Satluj. The discussion reflects on the life and legacy of Jaswant Singh Khalra, his work in exposing enforced disappearances during Punjab's militancy era, and his visit to Canada, where Bal interviewed him just months before his kidnapping. The episode also explores the film's Canadian connection and Khalra's enduring impact on the Sikh community.

  48. 53

    Choosing Gratitude Over Complaints

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Rupinder Toor, Commentator, for a thoughtful discussion on shifting our mindset from complaints and negativity to gratitude and positivity. The conversation explores how embracing an attitude of shukrana, focusing on what we have instead of what we lack, and changing our perspective can help us navigate life's challenges with greater peace, contentment, and optimism.

  49. 52

    How EVs and heat pumps can lower your energy bills

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Harminder Dhillon, Climate Change Activist, for a practical discussion on how households can save money by using energy more efficiently. The conversation explores the cost-saving benefits of electric vehicles, heat pumps, smart energy use, off-peak electricity rates, and other sustainable technologies that can help reduce utility bills while contributing to a cleaner environment.

  50. 51

    What's driving the rise in Punjab's Muslim population?

    In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Dr. Jamshid Ali Khan, Academician and Commentator, for an insightful discussion on the changing demographics of Punjab and the rise in its Muslim population. The conversation explores historical population shifts following the Partition, census trends over the decades, migration from other Indian states, the factors driving these changes, and what they mean for Punjab's social and demographic landscape.  

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