In this week's episode, we sat down with our guest, Umer Ghumman, Director and Country Head of Samsung Mobiles Pakistan to discuss the evolution of corporate culture and the different practices that set apart the Gen-Z workforce from the Millennial workforce. Additionally, we talk about the importance of corporate leadership and team building and how to make your mark in the tech industry. Umar also answers some concerns and questions on AI's eminent takeover.

"What can Pakistan do?" A question many have been asking, and one man tried to answer. In this week's episode, we sat down with Asad Umer, Pakistan's former finance minister, to discuss whether there's hope for Pakistan. We talk about the opportunities to improve diplomatic relations, solve public policy-related issues, and steps to stabilise the economy. Additionally, we discuss the problems with our institutions and the future of democracy.

Will Pakistan's economy ever revive? Are we witnessing political stability anytime soon, and is a new party what our system needs right now? Miftah Ismail, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, and Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar sit down with Talha Ahad for an exclusive conversation to answer some interesting questions. We also discuss their vision for Pakistan, developments in the Middle East, and Pakistan's diplomatic stance.

Is the Illuminati truly behind everything? Is 'Islami Nizam' the real solution to all our problems? This week, we sat down with Asad Ullah from the Eon Podcast, to answer these and many more questions that often stir the curiosity of Pakistanis. We talk about the dirty politics in Pakistan, the downfall of our society, and the manipulation of religion. Asad Ullah also shares some insights from Eon's sudden rise to success in the content world.

This week, we sat down with Pakistan's leading cosmetic, plastic, and hair transplant surgeon, Dr. Muhammad Salman Khan, aka MSK, for a conversation on the growing trend of cosmetic surgery in Pakistan and globally. We discuss the latest trends in the field of plastics and cosmetics and technological advancements. Dr. Salman shares with us his motivations, challenges, and what keeps him going through the tough days. We also discuss the field of medical entrepreneurship and the flaws in Pakistan's medical school system.

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With Ramadan ending and Eid drawing closer, Pakistanis living abroad are turning to banks to send money to their loved ones. In this week's episode, we sit down with Naqqash Hafiz, Executive Head of ACE Money Transfer Services, to answer all your remittance-related queries. We discuss the need for a trusted financial service provider, the process behind it, and how ACE Money Transfer, in partnership with Bank Al-Habib, provides the safest option to trust your money with.

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In this week's episode, we have Sofyan Yusufi, a partner at Deloitte and Senior Advisor at the Atlantic Council, joining us for a discussion on the global image of Pakistan and how the West, especially America, views us. We also discuss the prevailing class system, discrimination, and social hierarchies in Pakistan. Sofyan also shares some harrowing stories from his days in America as a Muslim and a Pakistani shortly after 9/11.

In this week's episode, we have Muhammad Ammar Hassan Yousufi, former CMO of Daraz and OLX, joining us. We discuss the corporate culture in Pakistan, its flaws, strengths, and evolution over the years, and how Gen-Z fits into it. He discusses approaches that can help build a better work environment for the younger generation. Towards the end, Ammar also touches upon the subject of Pakistani startup culture and why it hasn't been able to pick up pace.

Over recent years, Pakistan has seen a rise in irregular migrations, especially towards Europe. In this week's episode, Faisal Shabir, Technical Advisor for Counselling & Cooperation at GIZ, talks to us about the growing trend of irregular migrations and its potential threats. We try to uncover the reasons that force people to take this perilous route. Faisal also provides insights on assistance for those wishing to return to Pakistan and the reform measures in place to support them.

In this episode, we have Shayan Mahmud, the CEO and founder of ProPakistani, joining us. We explore Shayan's journey, from his experiences in the UK and China to how they've influenced his life. We also compare the content creation industries of Karachi and Islamabad and touch upon topics like success, learning from failures, and the role of luck in seizing opportunities and discovering one's purpose.