Zaib talks about and tries to dissect a common outlook and view on starting and having a family amongst the so-called "intellectuals".
Why is committing and having a family considered very basic and backward? Why is almost looked down upon? Is there an irony in there somewhere? Check out this short episode for a window into the answers

Zaib talks about and tries to dissect a common outlook and view on starting and having a family amongst the so-called "intellectuals". Why is committing and having a family considered very basic and backward? Why is almost looked down upon? Is there an irony in there somewhere? Check out this short episode for a window into the answers

Zaib talks about and tries to dissect a common outlook and view on starting and having a family amongst the so-called "intellectuals".
Why is committing and having a family considered very basic and backward? Why is almost looked down upon? Is there an irony in there somewhere? Check out this short episode for a window into the answers
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Episode 61: Thinking out loud | Family

If actual drawing room conversations were recorded, the result wouldn’t be too far off from what we deliver through this podcast. Join the ”drawingroomers” as they discuss everything under the sun and provide an honest opinion as Pakistani expats living in North America, the likes of which is hardly heard in the current podcast/media space. (Languages: English/Urdu)

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Episode 61: Thinking out loud | Family