Charlie Smith, editor of Pancouver

Mankiran Aujla interviews Vinita Srivastava, Executive Producer + Host of the Podcast Don't Call Me Resilient. We talk about season 8 of Don't Call Me Resilient and the importance of telling stories through an anti-racist lens.

Event details below:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-world-is-in-crisis-what-role-should-our-universities-be-playing-tickets-1253355954399?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaY_mTAka1pnHLkaB6AVpH2YkfDX5oY1g5W36uy3_H7J4wAR2pO8PUgsR_8_aem_tNko8njDf5OCG7hhK2n2Kw

In this episode of the Ask Natasha Series, Dr.Natasha Ghosh  in conversation with radio host Natasha Mendes explains the Orange Peel Theory and whether it can be a test of your relationship.

Simmy Cheema, Fund Developer with the Fraser Health Authority and CEO - Founder of Closelook.ca in conversation with Radio host Natasha Mendes about the beautiful event at Mill Lake on April 6th - The Vaisakhi Walk where Seniors support seniors. An event to celebrate Vaisakhi the healthy way and with opportunities to connect with peers in the community. 

Mankiran Aujla interviews Sabrina Rani Furminger, Host and Executive Producer, The YVR Screen Scene Podcast. 

Inspired by the European salons of the 19th century – in which artists from all disciplines would gather to share work and ideas – FREEDOM SALON / Салон Волі features the work of Ukrainian artists from a variety of disciplines, including art photography, fashion illustrations, icon paintings, pysanky, sculpture, street art, petrykivka, vyshyvanky (embroidery), vytynanky (papercutting), and war posters. Each work of art included in FREEDOM SALON / Салон Волі is stunning to behold, evocative in its own way, and borne of artistic freedom – “freedom” being a concept that is deeply valued by all Ukrainians, especially during this devastating time in history. 

For more information and ways to support check out link below:
https://www.yvrscreenscene.com/freedomsalon

Tina Balachandran, Chief Strategy Officer and Co Founder of Immigrant Women Initiative (IWI) in conversation with radio Host Natasha Mendes talking about a transformative event aimed at elevating and accelerating the leaderships of BIPOC and radicalized immigrant women in Canada.

Mankiran Aujla in conversation with Emily Boston Senior Policy Analyst at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business on how small businesses are dealing with uncertainty.

Mankiran Aujla in conversation with Margaret Cho is part of Just For Laughs Vancouver! Comedian, Actor. Musician. Advocate. Entrepreneur. Five-time Grammy and Emmy nominee. Her Show live and LIVID is happening Sunday February 16th at the Vogue Theatre.

Tickets:
https://jflvancouver.com/show/margaret-cho-vogue/

Charlie Smith, editor of Pancouver

Hasan Alam, Labour and Human Rights Lawyer, Board President, BC Civil Liberties Association and Co Founder of Islamophobia Legal Assistance Hotline in conversation with radio host Natasha Mendes about the stories of discrimination, the hotline, rise of Islamophobia in Canada and how one can combat Islamophobia and all kinds of Racism.