The flawed, foolish and fantastic podcast explores the great work being carried out by fantastic people in the Punjabi community.

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Davinder Singh Toor, a collector of some amazing items which he shared in the exhibition Ranjit Singh: Sikh, Warrior, King at the Wallace Collection.

He shares his journey into collecting and so many stories along the way. This was such a great podcast to film and it was great to sit and listen to these two twins talking.

The flawed, foolish and fantastic podcast explores the great work being carried out by fantastic people in the Punjabi community.

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Rav Singh, who as you know from season 1, is already fantastic. Rav gives us an update on all the amazing new finds he has made and the new journeys he has been on.

We are in awe of the passion that Rav and the A little History of the Sikhs team have and how they are weaving our story together and bringing it to life.

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Gurinder Singh Mann a historian, author and researcher, who for a long time has inspired people through his work by encouraging discussion and discourse on Sikhi.

Gurinder talks about the books he has authored and other projects he has had the privilege to work on such as the Sikh museum initiative. He also speaks about the artefacts he has had the chance to see and great people he has had the opportunity to work with.

The flawed, foolish and fantastic podcast explores the great work being carried out by fantastic people in the Punjabi community.

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Mandeep Singh a teacher who is clearly inspiring young people both in the school he teaches as well as at camps and many other places.

Mandeep Singh talks about the impact that teacher and positive role models can have in life, his book reviews as well what he learned from spending time in India and doing Seva with Basics of Sikhi and more locally.

The flawed, foolish and fantastic podcast explores the great work being carried out by fantastic people in the Punjabi community. In this episode (part 2 of 2) Shamsher Singh talks about the amazing film that is the Battle of Amritsar. If you have not seen it yet definitely go and watch it!

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Shamshere Singh who is co-founder of the national youth Sikh federation, Programme Director of the Khalistan Centre and a big part of creating the amazing film Battle of Amritsar.

In this episode (part 1 of 2) Shamshere Singh talks about his childhood and family, the national youth Sikh federation and his influences in Sikhi.

https://linktr.ee/anandpur www.battleofamritsar.com

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Amar Singh Panesar, aka @RamblingsofaSikh , a historian, content creator and host of the Soch Podcast.

The Soch podcast in my flawed and foolish opinion is amazing, the wide range of topics and guests always makes you think and I would highly recommend listening.

In part 2 Amar Singh talks about how the podcast has grown over time, his favourite period of Sikh history and favourite books as well as some very cool future projects. https://linktr.ee/ramblingsofasikh

The flawed, foolish and fantastic podcast explores the great work being carried out by fantastic people in the Punjabi community.

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Amar Singh Panesar, aka Ramblings of a Sikh , a historian, content creator and host of the Soch Podcast.

In part 1 (of 2)Amar Singh talks about his influences growing up. How his love for history came about, and how his journey to find find answers has led him to creating content.

https://linktr.ee/ramblingsofasikh

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Sandeep Singh Kandola, a fantastic Sarangi player who shares the intricacies of such an instrument and how a passion for sound and music at a young age has led him on a journey of discovery and inspiration from so many talented artists before him.

With the work he does with String Beats and the performances that he helps to organise, Sandeep is reintroducing our traditional sounds in new and old ways. Bringing together different elements of our culture, beliefs and identity.

In this episode Kamalpreet Singh talks to Taran Singh, a creative entrepreneur and founder of Taran3D. A company who is use the latest AR and VR tech to create amazing immersive experiences.

Taran’s creations and immersive experiences have made our rich history come to life and have helped to visualise stories and concepts that we have been taught. Taran talks about how his belief and the stories in Sikh history have helped to inspire his creativity.

His journey from school to becoming a founder of a creative company in an industry which is using advancing tech is truly inspiring.