Kazi comments on the situation in Kashmir after the lockdown by the Indian government.

Kazi discusses the different story telling mechanics that are employed by Pakistani Youtubers and foreign youtubers, when speaking about Pakistani society.

Kazi discusses a facebook post that posits that the narrative of exceptionality around a soldier and their family is in fact unwarranted.

Kazi expresses concern about the Azadi march and offers an explanation using the Need hierarchy pyramid of Maslow to explain why the march is essentially the upper-middle classes fault.

Kazi speaks on the problematical nature of Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar's commentary about women and offers a different kind of problem with what the writer has to say.

Kazi expresses the opinion that he does not understand Wonder Woman, the superhero to be an empowered woman.

Kazi explains why it is so difficult to decide what to watch on Netflix.

Kazi explores the significance of prime minister Imran Khan's speech at the United Nations.

Kazi discusses the various themes of feminism in a popular American television show and how they are pertinent to the conversations being had in Pakistan about women empowerment.

Kazi speaks on the weight of responsibility that must be acknowledged by everyone who chooses to use the social medias.