Momina and I talk about her journey from Okara to LUMS and then to New York City. She did her bachelor's from LUMS and later went to New York University for her Master's in Journalism from NYU.  How is she coping with the transition back home? How does the Pakistani Journalism scene work, and is there a future?

Wajahat and I talk about music, love, and the partition of India. Our culture, food, and future. Are we still colonized after 75 years of partition? An absolutely fantastic discussion with a budding artist who has just released his debut track.

Alina and I talk about freelance writing as a career, especially how one becomes a writer in South Asia. The opportunities, the challenges, and everything that comes along with it.

Mir and I talk about his journey, growing up in Charsadda, going to LUMS, and eventually ending up at Columbia University in the City of New York on a Fulbright Scholarship. An excellent discussion that pretty much tells us that nothing is impossible. We further dive into politics, education, the importance of the Constitution, and public service.  

Iqran and I talk about his journey from a TCF school to a Government College in  Karachi and finally making his way to Habib University. Now, part of the prestigious DOC NOMADS Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) in Documentary Filmmaking.

Adil Saad and I talk about our respective lives, growing up amid the chaos of #terrorism, #extremism, #karachi, and #gangwars. Then, we complete our degrees, work in Startups, and aim for graduate schools.

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Before coming to Europe or Western Europe, one main query is about the so-called 'LANGUAGE BARRIER,' here, I share my two cents about studying in the Netherlands and my take on the said language barrier.  If you have any other questions about studying in the Netherlands, drop a comment, and I shall get back to you with a new (detailed) episode.