In the Ask Natasha Series, this episode talks about Forest Bathing. Vancouver based counsellor and therapist in conversation with Radio Host Natasha Mendes talks about its benefits and what it is. Connect with Dr.Natasha Ghosh www.digdeepcounselling.com

Mankiran Aujla in conversation with Neesha Hothi, director of marketing and communications for the Vancouver JUNOS host committee. We talked about a new category recognizing South Asian Music, how this opens opportunities and what to expect in Vancouver this week. This conversation was also linked with Spice Radio's Raise Your Hands Against Racism Campaign.

Mankiran Aujla in conversation with Mannu Sandhu producer of the International South Asian Film Festival on an upcoming community event this Friday.

Mankiran Aujla in conversation with Bill Tieleman, West Star communications president and political strategist. Talking about what is happening on the campaign trail.

As the holy month of Ramadan comes to an end , the Muslim Food bank is struggling to meet the needs of the growing vulnerable population. In conversation with radio host Natasha Mendes , CEO Azim Dahya shares the struggles and reasons behind the drop in donations. He makes a plea for any donation however small to make this Eid a special time for the families in need. Visit www.muslimfoodbank.com

Federal elections have been announced. What are BC residents thinking? Mario Canseco, President - Research Co. weighs in on what his research brings to the fore with radio host Natasha Mendes. Tune in to get an idea of the dynamic changing political landscape and peoples opinions. 

Manifestation, What is the psychology behind it? Dr.Natasha Ghosh , therapist and counsellor weighs in with radio host Natasha Mendes in the latest episode of The Ask Natasha Series. Connect with Dr.Natasha Ghosh on www.digdeepcounselling.com

Mankiran Aujla in conversation with Jaskaran Singh writer/director/producer of the film Jersey Boy. The premise of the film is about a Sikh boy growing up in suburban New Jersey must reconcile with his identity after a family tragedy in the aftermath of 9/11. The film touches on a number of topics racism, bullying, immigration and belonging.

Mankiran Aujla in conversation with Walt Judas CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of B.C. Ongoing tension between USA and Canada is changing the way Canadians travel, so what impact this will have on the tourism industry.

Actor Praneet Akilla in conversation with radio host Natasha Mendes talks about his character Ayub, a Mumbai chef who hustles in a Mughlai restaurant in Toronto while longing for his family back home. Award winning playwright Anosh Irani tells a profound story of the many migrants who leave everything behind for a better life through Ayubs character.

Praneet delves into the character of Ayub and who was his inspiration to draw out Ayub's character and mannerisms, he shares his own personal experiences of moving from Mumbai to the Middle East and then to Canada and what are the distinct differences in the social dynamics of the places. 

Touchstone presents Behind the Moon, March 27 to April 6 at the vanity Culture Club . Tickets available at www.thecultch.com