RED FM Toronto
On June 23, 1985, a bomb exploded on Air India Flight 182 en route from Toronto to London, England killing all 329 people aboard, most of them Canadians. Host Shameel Jasvir speak with Dr Bal Gupta, Chair, Air India Victims’ Families Association.
info_outline Is talking about sexuality still a taboo among Punjabi South Asian Women?RED FM Toronto
Our host Manmeet Narang talks to storyteller and social researcher Amrita who has interviewed hundreds of South Asian Punjabi women across three generations about periods, sexuality, pregnancy, abortion, child birth and marital rape as part of her research project. Shocking stories stumble out that leave you sad but also hopeful that change is not far now that women are learning to speak up.
info_outline International Students in Canada: The Inside StoryRED FM Toronto
On one hand, International students are being blamed for the crisis in Canada but are we aware that many students go without food for days? Puneet Johal, an advocate of the rights of International students who has spoken on various panels, shares her story with our host Manmeet Narang. She recounts her struggles when she was a student at Sheridan College and her drive to change the tarnished image of international students in Canada.
info_outline Ill-Effects of Alcohol and Guidelines for ConsumptionRED FM Toronto
Host Shameel Jasvir speaks with Doctor Jagdish Chopra regarding "Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health", a new set of guidelines released at the start of 2023 by the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction. The new recommended quantities for alcohol consumption, the deleterious effects of alcohol on health, the role alcohol plays in the South-Asian community and in society at large, and many more questions are answered in this informative segment.
info_outline How Navneet Sharma decided to spread faster than cancer does!RED FM Toronto
Diagnosed with cancer at the age of 36, Navneet decided to create an organization Cancer Warriors to spread awareness about the disease and where every woman can seek support of any kind. Our host, Manmeet Narang, interviews her on International Women's Day about her inspiring journey.
info_outline Navigating Chaos: BLS International Service ExperienceRED FM Toronto
In this segment, we hear a live report from BLS International Service where people experience frustration with long queues, delayed processes, and a lack of cooperation. Host Shameel Jasvir is joined by Reporter, Taranjeet Kaur and later by callers who share their experiences.
info_outline A Survivor or a Fighter?: Life of Minnie MalhotraRED FM Toronto
The petite Minnie Malhotra did not know she had a strong fighter in her till she developed cancer at the young age of 33 and within a few years had to undergo divorce. Listen to her inspiring story as she opens up her heart to our host Manmeet Narang on the program Samundron Paar.
info_outline Collective wisdom to handle trust-based services without being cheated on!RED FM Toronto
Have you experienced dishonesty when receiving repair services? How can we effectively prevent such occurrences? Host Shameel Jasvir welcomes callers to share their stories.
info_outline Facts and myths about Minimum Support PriceRED FM Toronto
India's farmers are adamant they will continue to fight for minimum crop prices. Host, Shameel Jasvir is joined by Dr Navreet Kaur, Commentator to understand the concept of MSP and discuss various Fcats and Myths surrounding it.
info_outline Fines for Misuse of 9-1-1 calls?RED FM Toronto
Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown has tasked Peel Region staff with investigating the possibility of issuing fines to callers for the negligent use of the 9-1-1 call system. Host Shameel Jasvir engages in a discussion with Cst. Tyler Bell-Moreno, the Lead on 9-1-1 awareness campaigns, to delve into the process of implementing fines. Later, callers are invited to share their suggestions on this matter.
info_outlineOur host Manmeet Narang holds space for Amna Nawab to share her story of pain, healing and emerging victorious after 14 years of abuse in marriage. A fibre artist and a textile designer, Amna today is an inspiration for other women who find themselves stuck. In her gentle yet bold voice, she urges them to not be dependent and instead work towards self-love.