Kazi speaks about his recent discovery of the Indian comic Zakir Khan and why his brand of comedy is particularly appealing. The podcast then seg ways into commentary about a video that has been circulating on the digital media of a certain celebrity postulating a problematic narrative about the rich and the poor. 

Kazi speaks about the tendency of certain people to blame everything including the Corona Pandemic on the leaders that they hate and to use the misery caused by the virus to bolster their arguments, also online meetings aren't so bad and every reference to a person becoming overweight is not fat-shaming. 

Kazi speaks about the recent spike in Corona positive patients in Hyderabad, and about the moral charity afforded to the position of low-income groups when they break the curfew. 

Kazi speaks about the non-serious attitudes prevalent in Karachi and elsewhere in Pakistan.

Kazi goes into the details surrounding his switch to long-form podcasting, the Corona virus and what is required to get through this in Pakistan. 

Kazi speaks on the negative backlash that a certain old lady has received in the media and questions the lady's motives regarding her new found infamy.

Kazi explores the effects of the anonymity that is social media interaction now affords users.

Kazi offers commentary on the operations of the Dawn Images team and their apparent inability to understand the seriousness and prestige of their position.

Kazi speaks about the UN's decision to lend an ear to the grievances of the Kashmiri people.

Kazi speaks on the recent controversy surrounding comments about Mahira Khan's age and the concept of beauty in Pakistan.