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A Broken Childhood, a Criminal Path: Who Is Responsible?
2026/10/06
In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion on children becoming involved in criminal activity at an early age. The conversation explored what can lead a child from a difficult or broken childhood toward crime, and whether responsibility lies with the family, society, the legal system, or a combination of factors.
The hidden cost of your $10 tshirt: Is fast fashion costing our planet?
2026/10/03
In this segment, host Kanwalpreet Kaur led an open line discussion with Adv. Harminder Dhillon, legal expert and environmental activist breaking down the devastating hidden costs of fast fashion and its effects on earth. Discover why reducing our consumption is the most powerful choice we can make to protect our environment, our soil and our future.
When Kindness Becomes a Vulnerability: Protecting Our Seniors
2026/10/02
In this segment, host Kanwalpreet Kaur led an open-line discussion following an incident at Chinguacousy and Bovaird, where an elderly woman was reportedly approached by another woman who acted friendly, hugged her, and took her gold jewellery. The conversation explored how we can protect seniors from such incidents, educate them about potential theft and deceptive approaches, and help them stay safe in their daily lives.
Financial Planning: How Can We Plan, Invest & Build for the Future?
2026/10/01
In this segment, host Raghav Chaudhary was joined by Simran Saini, Certified Financial Planner and Advisor, for a conversation on financial planning and investment. The discussion explored how people can plan their finances, where they can invest, and what steps they can take to build a stronger financial future.
Canada's Auto Sector Crisis: What Could Tariffs Mean for Jobs?
2026/09/29
In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Jaspal Brar for a discussion on the current situation in the auto sector and the challenges facing the industry. The conversation explored the potential impact of tariffs on the auto sector, jobs, and the wider industry.
New Phone, New Addiction? Why Are We Always Upgrading?
2026/09/26
In this segment of Tuhada Nazariya, host Rishi Nagar led an open-line discussion on the growing craze for new smartphones and the latest technology. The conversation explored why people keep changing their phones every few years, whether new launches make older phones feel outdated, and how tempting offers, leasing options and easy monthly payments are encouraging people to buy the latest phones.
Food on Social Media: Do We Consume What We See?
2026/09/25
In this segment, host Raghav Chaudhary led an open-line discussion on the growing promotion of food through social media and the internet. The conversation explored whether people consume foods simply because they see them promoted online, or research them before trying them, and how people can improve their food choices through personal research, awareness, and the use of AI .
Rising Anti-Indo-Canadian Racism: Why Is Federal Action Needed?
2026/09/24
In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Harjit Jaswal, Community Activist, for a discussion on concerns around rising anti-Indo-Canadian racism and incidents targeting members of the South Asian community. The conversation explored the recent truck attack involving rocks being thrown at a truck, the petition submitted to the Prime Minister, and why Harjit Jaswal believes the issue needs to be addressed at the national level. Read the petition here: Petition E-7766
Will Robots Replace Domestic Workers? The Future of Work in an AI World
2026/09/23
In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Kuldeep Singh, IT Professional, for a conversation on how rapidly technology, AI, and robots are changing everyday life. The discussion explored whether robots could eventually replace domestic workers and how AI-driven technology may reshape the way we work and live.
Nursing: A Journey of Care, Commitment & Responsibility
2026/09/22
In this segment, host Chetna Chauhan was joined by Shailadi Gupta, Registered Nurse, for a conversation about the challenges nurses face in Canada's healthcare system. Drawing from her own experience, Shailadi shared insights into the role of nurses, the responsibilities they carry, the pressures they face, and the realities of working in the healthcare system.
Canada & European Union: What Could This New Partnership Mean?
2026/09/19
In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir led an open-line discussion on the recent Canada-EU talks around a proposed deeper partnership. The conversation explored the ideas and proposals being discussed, what closer ties with the European Union could mean for Canada, and the role of Parliament as discussions continue, with listeners sharing their views.
Equality & the Law: Can Laws Change People's Behaviour?
2026/09/18
In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman was joined by Brij Mohan for a discussion on equality and the role of law in promoting equal treatment. The conversation explored whether laws can actually compel people to treat others equally, what equality laws are designed to achieve, and the limits of using legislation to change people's behaviour.
Can Financial Incentives Help Us Spend Less Time on Our Phones?
2026/09/17
In this segment of Tuhada Nazariya, host Rishi Nagar led an open-line discussion on Singapore's five-year campaign to encourage people to spend less time on their phones and focus more on reading and other activities. The conversation explored whether financial incentives could help improve concentration and change how people use their time, and whether Canada should consider a similar approach..
Landlords & Tenants: Where Does the Boundary End?
2026/09/16
In this segment, host Taranjeet Kaur Ghuman led an open-line discussion following a viral social media video involving a landlord allegedly interfering with tenants inside their home. The conversation explored where the legal boundary lies for landlords, whether they can restrict cooking or other aspects of a tenant's daily life, and tenants' rights to privacy, with listeners sharing their views on the issue.
Punjabi Music Goes Global: Its Impact, Influence & Growing Industry
2026/09/15
In this segment, host Shameel Jasvir was joined by Punjabi singer Rabbi Shergill for a conversation on the global recognition and growing influence of Punjabi music. The discussion explored the impact of Punjabi music around the world and how the industry continues to grow, with Rabbi Shergill sharing his views on Punjabi music and the industry.
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