Cami, Zeel, Saachi, Rabjyot & Prakriti | Pitch Perfect: Rewriting the Script for Women's Canadian Cricket
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They came to play — and they're changing the game. In this spirited episode, five remarkable women at the heart of Canadian women's cricket share their journeys on and off the pitch. From smashing stereotypes to building a team culture rooted in belonging, Cami, Zeel, Saachi, Rabjyot, and Prakriti prove that when women pick up the bat, they don't just play the sport — they rewrite the rules.
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Burnout in Southeast Asian Women: A Psychotherapist's Perspective
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She's the caregiver, the overachiever, the one who holds it all together - but at what cost? Psychotherapist Parneet brings her clinical expertise and cultural insight to an honest conversation about burnout among Southeast Asian women. Unpacking the pressures of perfectionism, family expectations, and silent suffering, this episode is a powerful reminder that rest is not a reward, it's a right.
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Purposeful Storytelling Through Theatre
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Theatre has long been a mirror to society — and Sabina Singh is using it as a tool for transformation. In this episode, Sabina takes us behind the curtain to explore how purposeful storytelling on stage can challenge narratives, spark conversations, and give voice to those who are rarely heard. A must-listen for anyone who believes in the power of art to move people.
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Celebrating Everyday Women in Community
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In this heartwarming episode, we sit down with Uzma Aziz Irfan to shine a light on the unsung heroines woven into the fabric of our communities. From quiet acts of service to powerful ripples of change, Uzma shares stories and reflections that remind us why everyday women deserve to be celebrated — not just once a year, but always.
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True faith begins with the building of good character
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What is the real purpose of religion in today’s world? Is it ritual alone, or the shaping of human character? In this thoughtful conversation, commentator and activist Veer Bhupinder Singh shares insights on why true faith begins with honesty, humility, discipline, and becoming a better human being.
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Could Helping Someone Be a Trouble in Today's World?
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Could Helping Someone Be a Trouble in Today's World?
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Will AI take over Humans ?
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Will AI take over Humans ? Guest: Kam Bal, CEO CIMT College Host; Shameel Jasvir, RED FM Toronto
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Most of the street drugs are laced with fentanyl
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Most of the street drugs are laced with fentanyl Guest: Sgt Amarjeet Kahlon, Toronto Police Service Host: Shameel jasvir, RED FM Toronto
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Did Doug Ford Just Cost Canada a Trade Deal? The $75 Million Ad That Backfired
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s Reagan-themed anti-tariff ad was meant to defend Canadian workers — but instead, it triggered a full-blown diplomatic storm. Within hours, Donald Trump accused Canada of “fraud,” cancelled all trade talks, and reignited tariff tensions just weeks before a crucial U.S. Supreme Court ruling. With over $900 billion in annual trade on the line, was this ad a bold stand or a reckless political stunt that cost Canada leverage at the worst possible time? Listen to the full debate: Did Doug Ford make a mistake running the anti-tariff ad against the U.S.? Hosts:...
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Ford Replaces Speed Cameras With a $210M Fund - Good Idea?
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Ontario has banned speed cameras and launched a $210 million Road Safety Fund for speed bumps, raised crosswalks, roundabouts, signs, and more police patrols. Supporters say this creates permanent safety infrastructure, avoids “cash-grab” ticketing, and delivers real improvements in school zones. Critics argue the cameras were working, reducing speeding, and ensuring speeders, not taxpayers paid for road safety. So, the question is simple: Do you support Doug Ford’s decision? Is the $210M expense justified, or should speed cameras have stayed? Hosts: Jatinder Gidda...
info_outlineOur traditional recipes are integral to our rich Punjabi heritage and culture. Jasjit Kaur, a chef and culinary teacher, talks to our host Manmeet about the need and her mission to archive these recipes so that they can be passed on to the next generations.