Why we break promises to others and ourselves?
RED FM Calgary
"Saying is easy; doing is hard." We have all heard this phrase since childhood, but how often do we reflect on the gap between our words and our actions? From delaying plans with friends to endlessly postponing our personal goals like starting a workout, eating healthy, or cutting down screen time we frequently make promises we fail to keep. Why does this happen? Is it a shift in motivation when it comes time to take action, or are we simply setting unrealistic expectations for ourselves? In this insightful session, host Gurpreet Kaur delves into the psychology behind unfulfilled promises and...
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How food became more than survival?
RED FM Calgary
In this episode of Roshni, host Gurpreet explores the fascinating journey of food from cooking for survival after the discovery of fire to today’s world of endless flavours, toppings and gourmet creations. From simple meals to hundreds of pizza varieties, food has become far more than just nutrition. But with all this choice, do we really need it? Gurpreet reflects on the role of food in culture, celebration, comfort and creativity, while exploring the balance between eating to live and living to eat. A thought-provoking conversation about how food evolved from survival to experience
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Rachel Notley on the Alberta Referendum and Separation
RED FM Calgary
Hon. Rachel Notley, former Premier of Alberta, joins host Rishi Nagar to discuss the upcoming Alberta referendum and the debate surrounding separation. The conversation looks at the positions of Alberta's political leaders, the reasons behind growing discussion about the province's future, and the different perspectives shaping the referendum debate. Notley also discusses Alberta's relationship with Ottawa, potential economic and political implications of the referendum, and what could follow depending on the outcome of the vote. The interview provides her perspective on the issues being...
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The power of honest work
RED FM Calgary
What does Labour Day truly celebrate? In this special episode, host Rishi Nagar shares a powerful message about the dignity of work, the sacrifices behind every success story, and the resilience of people who keep our communities and families thriving. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, employee, student or newcomer, this episode is a reminder that every honest effort has value. Through inspiring stories and heartfelt reflections, Rishi encourages listeners to embrace perseverance, stay committed to their goals, and take pride in the journey. Tune in for a motivational message that will leave...
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Blaming Gen Z or blaming ourselves?
RED FM Calgary
Gen Z is often labeled as phone-obsessed, impatient, entitled, and unwilling to work hard. But before pointing fingers, should we ask how much of this behavior was shaped by the world we created? From smartphones and social media to digital classrooms and overprotective parenting, today's young generation grew up in an environment designed by those who now criticize them. In this episode of Open Line Talk Show, we explore whether the real issue isn't Gen Z itself, but the social, economic, and digital world they inherited. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on screen addiction,...
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Helping kids build healthy screen time habits
RED FM Calgary
As children return to school, getting back into a healthy routine can be challenging for families, especially when it comes to screen time. On this episode of Roshni, host Gurpreet Kaur speaks with psychologist Gayatri Kainth about setting realistic boundaries around phones, tablets, video games, YouTube and social media. They discuss how parents can balance screen time needed for schoolwork with entertainment, recognize signs of excessive screen use, and understand its impact on children’s sleep, attention, mood and behaviour. Gayatri also shares practical strategies for reducing screen...
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Why dancing is good for your body and brain
RED FM Calgary
In this episode, host Rishi Nagar explores the many benefits of dancing for both physical and mental health. Beyond burning calories and improving fitness, dancing can keep the brain active by combining movement, coordination, memory, balance and learning. The feature looks at how dancing may support neuroplasticity, improve mood, reduce stress and strengthen cognitive skills. It also discusses the concept of cognitive reserve and research linking regular dancing and physical activity with better brain health as we age. Dance isn’t just exercise for your body—it’s exercise for your brain...
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Growing older vs. aging well — Can we change how our body ages?
RED FM Calgary
Getting older is inevitable, but aging well may be something we can influence. In this episode, host Gurpreet Kaur speaks with Deepshikha Brar, Certified Health Coach, about what really happens to our bodies as we age and how nutrition, exercise and daily habits can shape the aging process. They discuss the changes that often begin after 40, the importance of building and preserving muscle, and why looking slim or young does not always mean we are aging well internally. Brar also explains how stress, sleep, metabolism and lifestyle can affect long-term health, whether “age reversal”...
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Maybe being wrong isn’t always a bad thing
RED FM Calgary
In this episode, host Rishi Nagar explores why being wrong may not always be something to fear. From school and work to our personal lives, we are often taught to value being right, but mistakes can be an important part of learning, growth and becoming better at what we do. The feature looks at the importance of learning from mistakes, being willing to change our minds and staying open to different perspectives without accepting everything we hear. Rishi Nagar encourages listeners to see mistakes as lessons rather than failures and reminds us that success is not about never being...
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When a daughter Is born into a family hoping for a son
RED FM Calgary
In this deeply sensitive episode, host Gurpreet Kaur explores the continuing pressure in some South Asian families to have a son. The conversation looks beyond the disappointment that may follow the birth of a girl and examines how gender preference can shape a daughter’s life, from childhood and education to family decisions, inheritance and expectations around caring for aging parents. Gurpreet also asks an emotional question: What happens to a girl when she grows up knowing that her family was hoping for a boy when she was born? The episode explores how being told or made to feel...
info_outlineIn this episode, host Gurpreet Kaur explores a common family debate: Do parents have the right to ask their adult children to get married? With wedding season in full swing, many families are celebrating new beginnings, while some young adults are still focusing on their careers, finances or simply waiting for the right partner.
The conversation looks at where parental concern ends and pressure begins. Is it okay for parents to express their wish once, but wrong to repeatedly push for marriage? And are some young people unnecessarily delaying marriage? Gurpreet Kaur discusses whether marriage should ultimately be a personal decision or one influenced by family expectations and social pressure.