In this week’s exclusive episode, we are joined by Gen Tariq Rashid Khan, Hilalay Imtiaz (Military), (Retd) Pakistan Former Ambassdor for his first-ever candid conversation. We dive into a variety of critical topics, including the military’s involvement in Pakistan’s politics, the future of democracy in Pakistan, the military’s role in international diplomacy, and what the future holds for Pakistan’s internal security, geopolitical influence, and global standing.

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Can you rise above digital fame and create something that truly matters? Irfan Junejo shares his insights on cancel culture, self-loathing, and the challenges of staying authentic in the content creation world. We dive into his journey from creating food stories that celebrate the unsung heroes to aiming for a vlogging revolution that goes beyond pranks and fabricated content. Junejo also discusses his motivations—family, passion, and building a legacy that stands the test of time.

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Is the path of redemption always open? How do you take the first step on the journey to healing? For our 100th episode, entrepreneur and scholar Shaykh Atif Ahmed joins us for a deep conversation on faith, healing, and finding your way back to God. From a life of indulgence to a quest for spirituality, Shaykh Atif shares his personal journey of seeking redemption. We also delve into the role of religion in bridging socio-cultural divides.

In this exclusive episode, I sat down with Simon Milner, Vice President of Public Policy for the APAC region at Meta.

Can Islamic banking save Pakistan's crumbling finance sector? What is the way forward in this crippling economy? In this week's episode, our guest Jawad Majid Khan, President, CEO, and Director of Bank Makaramah Ltd, joins us to discuss Pakistan's banking sector, conventional vs Islamic banking, and Pakistan's financial future. We also talk about digitisation in the banking sector and the barriers to international transactions.

Where is Pakistan's advertising industry headed? What role will advertising marketplaces play in the future? Join us this week as we sit down with Syed Saad Hashmi, CEO and founder of AdStreet to discuss the state of Pakistan's advertising industry, its weaknesses, and the concept of advertising marketplaces. We also delve into the psychology behind advertising and explore the evolution of the industry. Additionally, Saad shares insights on what we can learn from the Indian industry to improve our content.

Is the real estate sector the only way out for Pakistan? Are most housing societies scamming people? Join us this week as we sit down with Sheikh Shujaullah Khan, the Chief Operating Officer of Etihad Town to discuss the rise and fall of Pakistan's real estate industry, modern housing societies, and the flaws of the 'file system.' We also talk about the economic recession, the safest investment options, and the way forward for Pakistan.

Are liberal arts the future? Is the Pakistani education system conducive to artists? Join us this week as we sit down with Zaeem Yaqoob Khan, Executive Director of Student Affairs and External Relations at Beaconhouse National University, to discuss education in the 21st century, the real meaning of liberal arts, and where this degree can take you. We also talk about the university system in Pakistan, and Zaeem addresses some rumors about discipline issues, especially with respect to liberal arts universities.

Is the PTI government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa backed by the establishment? Who is really in power? In this week's episode, we sit down with Aimal Wali Khan, Central President of the Awami National Party, to discuss the lack of structure in policymaking and state institutions. Aimal Wali also makes some interesting revelations about independence, Imran Khan, and the future of the country.

Does Parliament follow any decorum? How are bills passed? What is it like being a young parliamentarian? This week, our guest is Mubeen Arif Jutt, PTI's youngest parliamentarian. He joins us to discuss political and parliamentary affairs, the future of PTI, and the events of May 9th and their aftermath.