Saira Bahia, a fellow Derbeian (a person from Derbyshire) took a break from her busy schedule in law and education and joined me in a zoom call. In this episode we share each other’s perspectives on growing up with the same British-Punjabi background and how it has shaped our identity. Do we feel more British, or do we feel more Punjabi? We also touch on topics such as: Living abroad (Indonesia, Switzerland), languages and Riz Ahmed and more, 

In this episode I speak with Nikesh who is a financial specialist within the realms of sustainable and alternative investing. We talk about of what the future could look like and where we could see investments being made based on our global society and culture. 

Note: This episode was recorded in December 2020.

Before he became the Head of Content for Swiss TV channels ‘Helvetia escaped’ and ‘TV Suisse Plus’, Hisham escaped the rough ends of Marseille to Paris where he worked in the fashion industry for 10 years. In this episode we cover his experience of being French in Switzerland, and being French in France among other topics. 

Note: This episode was recorded mid-December 2020.

Ryan his the owner of @powerrangergram on Instagram, one of the most popular accounts for originally curated content focusing on Power Rangers. To me, he is a fountain of knowledge within the realms of popular culture, particularly in movies, tech (Apple), Disney and Pixar. We catch up on the Apple's M1 chips, Christopher Nolans hard selling movie 'Tenet' among other topics.

NOTE: Recorded mid-December 2020.

Talented musician and teacher, Paul is a Liverpudlian who I met and lived with during our university years. While we both have a huge love for music and philosophy, for as long as we've met, we try to make an effort to understand the world and challenge each other's points of views. After not seeing each other for 2 years, we look in to today's society and culture in the UK as Brexit looms. Do you feel like we've learnt anything over the past 4 years to help us move forward?

NOTE: Recorded in mid-December 2020.

I've been lucky enough to have been living with Äwe since moving to Switzerland almost 4 years ago, a destine that almost didn't happen. Over the course of those years we've learnt a lot from and about each other. If you randomly think of a topic in your head, then we've most likely have spoken about it. I wanted to kick off this podcast series with him, where we discuss the differences between the UK and Switzerland and how both nations handle particular things; education, politics, culture to name a few.

We'll be seeing/hearing more from Äwe in the future.

NOTE: This podcast was recorded in early December 2020.