On this page, you will find our growing library of podcast episodes.
We currently have 2 series, 'Voice Of Experience' and 'Hum Baat Kareinge' (translation: Let's Talk).
Voice Of Experience is our podcast series where we interview a variety of guests on subjects such as mental health, belonging and identity.
'Hum Baat Kareinge' (translation: Let's Talk) is our bi-weekly podcast series where I and my close friend Arooj do a round-up of all that's happening in the news.
Our particular focus here is to understand how such events will impact racialised communities.
Salaam folks!
It’s time for episode 4 of season 2 of Hum Baat Karenge (translation: Let’s Talk).
In this episode Arooj is joined by Aisha, a legal professional where they discuss:
- the easing of lockdown restrictions
- the impact of the pingdemic
- the ‘survival of the fittest’ mentality by the government
- We also review Gurinder Chadhas’s awesome 1994 film ‘Bhaji’s on the Beach’
For new listeners joining us, Hum Baat Karenge is a regular podcast led by Arooj Khan and guests.
If you would like to feature on the podcast, or have a topic that you would like us to cover, please do let us know 🌻
The aim of this podcast is to discuss key events and their impact on racialised communities. Click the link in the bio and have a listen 🌻
13 Apr 2021
Hum Baat Karenge : Season 2 Episode 2
TW: misogyny
Salaam folks!
It’s time for episode 2 of season 2 of Hun Baat Karenge (translation: Let’s Talk). This episode was recorded following the tragic death of Sarah Everard.
In this episode Arooj and I discussed:
- misogyny within wider society
- missing white women syndrome
- the effects all of the above on social
- Taimour addresses what cis-men should be doing to tackle misogyny
For new listeners joining us, Hun Baat Karenge is a monthly podcast led by Arooj Khan and Taimour Fazlani. The aim of this podcast is to discuss world events and their impact on racial used communities.
22 Mar 2021
Voices Of Experience : Episode 2 - Season 2 - Maya Kalaria
Hey Love,
For the 2nd episode of season 2, I was joined by the amazing Maya Kalaria. Outside of being a close friend, May is a true activist, an all-around badass, author and poet. Maya lost her mother at the age of 9. Using her lived experience, Maya now speaks powerfully and openly about grief, misogyny, racism and the colonial trauma she experienced as a result of her early life circumstances. She is committed to decolonising her body, mind and wider society, and speaks passionately about connecting to our indigenous roots, wherever we originate from. She welcomes uncomfortable conversations and believes strongly in healthy conflict resolution as a powerful tool for healing the divides between communities.
In this episode Maya and I discussed:
- Decolonising grief and trauma
- Connecting to ourselves, the planet and others
- Racism and it impacts on our mental wellbeing
- Grief and mental health
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