Kiya Kahe Ga Kazi

Danish Hasan is a content creator, videographer, director, editor extraordinaire. We speak about his evolved creative process, about the false dichotomy between what is personal and what is just business, on the struggle for recognition and the pursuit of excellence, and on unpacking happiness.

Umer Noman is a content creator. We speak about the taboos around mental health, content creation, financial liberation, and the chaotic world of online bullying and cancel culture.

Ali Hamza is a photographer. We speak about toxic masculinity, privilege, and the growth in the clothing and design sectors in Pakistan.

Ramish is a content creator, entrepreneur,  artist, sneaker connoisseur, and general financial education enthusiast. We speak about financial liberty, on the importance of failure, on toxic and healthy masculinity, on the deterioration of the collective male psyche, on wealth generation, and on being on your own side.

Anika is an actor and content creator. The conversation begins with our experiences in diaspora and continues into the importance of coming to terms with your shadow and the history of violence and abuse that we are plagued with as a society.

Muhammad Waseem is the recently crowned WBC Silver Flyweight champion in boxing. We speak about his humble beginnings, about his rise through the Pakistan Boxing Federation, about the dearth of proper guidance in sport in Pakistan, about the rampant corruption that plagues local institutions, about the importance of naysayers in a fighter's journey, and about becoming someone you are willing to take responsibility for.

In the first episode back from my hiatus I am joined by Hamza Ibrahim, Muneeb Adil, and Haris Yusufzai to speak about much of what has transpired while I've been away from the podcast. The conversation continues into love, loss, relationships, respect and the fundamental tenets of content creation.

Irfan Junejo joins me for the hundredth episode of the podcast. There were stories, there was nostalgia, there was reverence, and there was gratitude. This was the last podcast on my schedule. I will be taking some time off from the podcast after this episode. The goal is to be active on my second channel. This has been a truly wonderful experience. Thank you. The podcast will return whenever it is prudent for me to do so.

Gul Muhammad Taherani is a fitness instructor and personal trainer specializing in calisthenics. We speak about the problem with the spectacle based fitness industry in Pakistan, about the culture of 'dieting,' about the proclivity to train for form over function, about the nine dimensions of intelligence, and about the demerits of the 'one size fits all,' approach when it comes to health wellness and fitness.

Fauzia Zafar is an influencer marketeer. We get to speak about the societal language around childbirth, the miracle it is, the trauma that it causes, on traditional gender expectations, on being a working woman, about the problematic paradigms that govern marital relationships, and about raising a child in the pandemic.