Sharroz Speaks

Sharroz Speaks

By Sharkey SharrozNewsPolitics
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Sharroz Speaks episodes

  • The Fourth Episode.
    On this episode I speak about what I have been upto during quarantine, how I've been trying to keep occupied through this entire ordeal as a whole. As well as this I also speak about what my main aims are once quarantine comes to an end in relation to activism and how I aim to campaign on issues such as homelessnes, gender inequality, education and mental health. Alongside these points I speak about why feminism is a cause that is very near and dear to my heart and why for me it's so much more than a political cause.
    32 min
  • The Third Episode.
    In this episode I talk a bit about public speaking and some of my embarrassing moments in speaking in public. I discuss 5 things I've taken from Sun Tzu's Art of War as well as go on a brief rant on individuality and why I feel self expression and meaningful relationships are integral parts of being an individual. Alongside these things I also go a bit into my background and my upbringing in regards to constantly moving from city to city and at times moving from one country to another. I express some of the love I have for my birth nation of Pakistan as well as my Home nation of Scotland.
    47 min
  • The Second Episode.
    This episode will consist of me discussing a bit about 3 philosophical teachings from the Western perspective as well as 3 from the Eastern perspective. I will be speaking about how these teachings have resonated with myself and helped me in day to day life. I will also be briefly discussing my love for animals. On this episode I will also be breifly touching upon my love for mixed martial arts & basketball. I'll also be briefly going over my thoughts on the Netflix documentary Tiger King.
    59 min

About Sharroz Speaks

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On this podcast, I share my day-to-day experiences as an activist, alongside insights into philosophy, psychology, world politics, and animals, aiming to raise awareness, encourage reflection, and express myself.