In this week's episode, we are joined by lawyer and activist Jibran Nasir who shares his personal journey into activism and his definition of what it truly means to be an activist. He discusses the challenges within Pakistan’s political system, the delays in justice, and the role of the establishment in the country’s political instability. Jibran reflects on key issues like the Nazim Jhokio case and the importance of holding leaders accountable. He also shares a special message for General Asim.

What lies ahead for Pakistan’s policing system? Can reforms truly transform law enforcement? This week, we sit down with AIG Shehla to uncover the answers to these pressing questions. We dive into the challenges of investigator workloads, the impact of specialized units, and the successes of Sindh Police in improving conviction rates. From addressing gender-based violence to enhancing crime detection, we explore the future of policing and its implications for justice in Pakistan.

Join us this week for an exclusive conversation with Mohammad Khosa, CEO and FMCG expert, as we explore leadership, the future of Pakistan's industries, and how innovation drives sustainable growth. He shares insights on empowering talent, fostering collaboration, and the importance of equity, diversity, and inclusion in modern corporate culture.

What lies ahead for Pakistan’s judiciary? Can the backlog crisis be effectively resolved? This week, we sit down with Justice Riffat Inam Butt to find answers to these questions and more. We explore the challenges and reforms in Pakistan’s judicial system, the role of digital transformation, and the importance of equitable access to justice. From addressing backlog issues to empowering women in law, we discuss the future of the judiciary and its implications for Pakistan.

How is Pakistan’s content changing? In this week's episode, content creator Kazi Akber talks about the challenges of creating meaningful content in a world dominated by quick, viral trends. He discusses how a focus on low-effort content affects society and why we need more thoughtful, impactful storytelling. From short-form videos to creating a smarter, more engaged audience, this episode looks at the future of Pakistan’s content creators.

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What is the government doing to tackle smog in Punjab? What’s the long-term sustainability plan for Pakistan? Maryam Aurangzeb, Senior Minister of Punjab, joins us for an exclusive podcast where she discusses her journey into politics, and how she gained the leadership position. She also talks about the efforts to combat smog, the importance of environmental compliance, and the need for long-term planning to address climate challenges. She also discusses the rise of political polarisation, and the efforts to tackle fake news, and making parliament more efficient and sustainable.

How do crime networks work in Pakistan, and how is the police keeping up? In this episode, SP Beenish Fatima shares how criminal gangs operate, from using social media like TikTok for secret communication to running complex supply chains. She also discusses the challenges of maintaining law and order in a rapidly changing society, tackling stereotypes about the police, and navigating the digital transformation of law enforcement.

Join us this week as we sit down with Rabeel Warraich, Founder & CEO of Sarmayacar and one of the key investors and judges from the first season of Shark Tank Pakistan. In this conversation, he dives into the evolution of Pakistan’s tech ecosystem, discusses groundbreaking investments in companies like Airlift and Patari, and addresses the challenges of navigating payment gateways in a developing market. Learn how venture capital is shaping the future, empowering entrepreneurs, and redefining ambition for Pakistani startups.

In this week’s episode, we are joined by Sidra Kiran, Communications Manager, and Hasan Ali Qureshi, Senior Business Development Specialist from InDrive  Pakistan. We discuss how InDrive is revolutionizing ride-hailing in Pakistan, its challenges, and how it’s working to make the platform safer and more reliable for drivers and passengers. We also find out how InDrive adapted to Pakistan’s unique market, and what the future holds for the ride-hailing ecosystem in Pakistan.

In this week’s episode, we sit down to reflect on our recent trip to China, joined by Rana Hamza Saif, Asim Kamal, Haris Ali, and Maarij Farooq. Together, we share our insights on the remarkable experiences that shaped the journey – from witnessing China’s groundbreaking technology to observing the deep-rooted discipline in its youth. We also discuss what it means to represent Pakistan on an international platform and how such trips can bridge cultures and create lasting connections.