Jalebiyan

Talking to Lalarukh about her recent trip to Makkah and her spiritual journey. The love of God shows up in many different ways and who are we to criticise. 

The key to inner strength and peace of mind are positive affirmations. Discussing the positive way of thinking and the power of words. 

A fun episode about the fundamental differences between men and women. Discussing John Gray's book 'Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus' 

Here we are!!! So proud and excited for this accomplishment. Stay tuned for bold, meaningful and smart conversations. Thank you so much for your support and encouragement.

Don't misrepresent yourself using foul language and uncontrollable, indecent profanity on social media. Tamez ke diary mein rahein!!

"God grant me the serenity To accept the things I cannot change:  Courage and Wisdom to know the difference" 

Saas and bahu phenomenon! A relationship that is usually portrayed as an impossible one. Talking to a masalaydaar duo about how to maintain a healthy and happy relationship. 

"The role of a writer is not to say what we all can say ut what we are unable to say"- Anais Nin Talking with an intelligent, passionate and bold Pakistani American writer about her outlook on the story of Qandeel Baloch in her book. 

Rethinking old age!! What actually matters as one ages? How can we fully enjoy this experience? Important things to think about as we are growing. 

In conversation with a digital shaman and fearless quantum healer, about positive masculinity, life purpose and love! Follow him on Ig @mendeluk

Talking to Stephanie Montelongo about DACA and how her journey has brought her to passionately support this cause. This is home and we belong here. 

"When you decide to live with no fear, when you make the choice to change for yourself you will be rewarded the greatest light of all. True happiness is a choice "- Shayoon. Follow her on Ig @shayoon_

It takes courage, determination and patience to come to a new country as an immigrant and build a new life with no degrees or a wealthy family background. Talking to our friend Aqsa Javid about her impressive story.  Our first podcast in Punjabi Urdu!

A conversation about what is Feminism according to our personal views. 

We often judge poorly our own emotions and desires, we lie to ourselves for one obvious reason: to feel better about ourselves. 

Dr. Nyla Ali Khan is a professor at Rose State College, Midwest City, OK and taught as a Visiting Professor at the University of Oklahoma. Author of several published articles, book reviews and editorials, she has edited Parchment of Kashmir, a collection of essays. They focus heavily on the political issues and strife of her homeland, Jammu and Kashmir. Dr. Khan has presented lectures on the subj...

A tragedy that is tearing our hearts and we feel so helpless.  Heaven on the earth 'Kashmir' (a conflicted region) is falling apart and we are not hearing much on the media. Talking with two Kashmiri Americans to raise awareness for the sake of peace. 

"Many women live with the sense of apprehension and dread for the obligation they believe is due is every night, with fear of spiritual punishment. Many men live with the sense of entitlement in this area, believing they are owed whatever they want, whenever they want, however they want, simply by virtue of that wonderful Y chromosome."

Talking with Ayesha Malik, aka "Hi I'm the girl who 'yelled' at Priyanka Chopra". Follow her on Ig @spisha

A conversation with an American Pakistani young woman. How do one navigate through difficult crossroads between religion, parenting and perfection. 

Confronting past pain with forgiveness is the only true path to personal growth but how about forgetting? What do you think? Our personal take on 'Forgive and Forget'. 

Talking with a Pakistani American psychiatrist about the stigma and reality of mental health. 

Getting to know Lala Asif to her very core. Interviewed by Veronica Ray! Follow Lala on Ig for inspiration @inner_worx

A beautiful conversation with Kamini Masood, a Pakistan student studying in America. 

Why is it that some people use 'zaat' as to falsely justify supremacy over other individuals.  Thinking about the next generation and how they have to deal with backwards mindset.