What Khalra Said Before His Kidnapping.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.