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    • TNC Podcast: The Language of Revolution + Farmer Protests

      adminJanuary 15, 2021
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      TNC Podcast: Racism + The Canadian Election

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Podcast

TNC Podcast: The Language of Revolution + Farmer Protests

adminJanuary 15, 2021
The impact of the Farmer’s protest has reverberated around the world. This week Milan, Paneet and Naveen examine The Trolley Times - a multilingual publication recording the stories of the protest through poetry, editorial, and journalism. They discuss The Trolley Times as part of a longer tradition of revolutionary publications like Gadhar Di Goonj and highlight the nuanced look at gender and caste that sets it apart.
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Racism Canadian Election 2019

TNC Podcast: Racism + The Canadian Election

adminOctober 19, 2019
"You know what? You should cut your turban off, you'll look like a Canadian." We can't have a conversation about this Canadian elect... Read More...
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The Nameless Collective Podcast

TNC Podcast: The Politics of Un-naming

adminSeptember 9, 2019
Mural artists Cyler Sparrow-Point, Alicia Sparrow, Sunroop Kaur, Keerat Kaur and Sandeep Johal. Photo Credit Manjot Bains. “We cannot ho... Read More...
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Nameless Collective South Asian History Podcast Jagmeet Singh

TNC Podcast: Canadian Media Portrayals of South Asians

Manjot BainsApril 24, 2018
What can we do when the people controlling the public narrative about us and our communities are white male journalists and South Asian comm... Read More...
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Mewa Singh Sikh History Vancouver

Episode 8: The Hanging of Mewa Singh

adminAugust 16, 2017
"I shoot, I go station." Mewa Singh's rarely seen mugshot. Found in the British Library by Darshan Singh Tatla. When do people of colou... Read More...
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Komagata Maru South Asian History Canada

Episode 7: The Hindoo Missile Crisis

adminAugust 3, 2017
Hopkinson is overwhelmed. The passengers retaliate. In this episode we wrap up our conversation about the Komagata Maru and share stories ab... Read More...
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Film & TV

Lipstick Under My Burkha Indian Film Vancouver

Watch Lipstick Under My Burkha at VIFF

Manjot BainsSeptember 11, 2017
Set in Bhopal, India, Lipstick Under My Burkha follows the secret lives of four women seeking the freedom to express themselves openly. Ko... Read More...
CultureFilm & TV
Interview with Indian American actor Samrat Chakrabarti

Diaspora Angst with Actor Samrat Chakrabarti

Nimritta ParmarFebruary 6, 2017
It’s 1979, and 10 year old Smith Bhatnagar is introduced to the wonderful world of America - a world of disco, fried chicken, Halloween, and... Read More...
CultureFilm & TVRecent Stories
ae dil hai mushkil aishwarya ranbir

Listen: Ae Dil Hai Mushkil and Our Favourite Bollywood Couples

adminOctober 28, 2016
Entertainment journalist and TV personality Daniel Pillai joins us on the Jugni Style Podcast to discuss couples and romance in the new film... Read More...
CultureFilm & TV

Music

Riz Ahmed Coachella Immigrant

In Our Ears: Immigrants (We Get The Job Done) by K’naan with Riz MC

Manjot BainsJune 28, 2017
This is our Summer 2017 anthem: "Immigrants (We Get The Job Done)" is the story of our parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, and neighbo... Read More...
CultureMusicRecent Stories
Nucleya Vancouver VIBC

Dubstep Vibes with Nucleya

Rumnique NannarJune 8, 2017
You've probably heard Nucleya's version of "Laung Gawacha" at the tail-end of a wedding reception, when the DJ's trying to get the young cro... Read More...
CultureMusicRecent Stories
Malkit Singh Interview

Flashback: Listen to Malkit Singh Get Sentimental on the Podcast

Manjot BainsMay 11, 2017
Years ago, when we were more naive and a bit more cute, we sat down for a half hour interview with Bhangra artist Malkit Singh. The conversa... Read More...
CultureMusicPeople + Profiles

Joy Always Comes In Colours: An Interview with Poet Harman Kaur

Manjot BainsFebruary 20, 2019
The joy always comes in colours. Some days I am a blank canvas or a faded photograph but today my love I am a phulkari. - Harman Kaur   ... Read More...
BooksCultureRecent Stories
Vancouver City Council Election 2018 Taqdir Bhandal

Reimagining Our Future: Why I’m Running for Vancouver City Council

Taqdir BhandalOctober 15, 2018
And until 1947, South Asian Canadians were denied the right to vote. I strongly believe that city council and other levels of government should be representative of Canada’s ethnocultural diversity.
People + ProfilesRecent Stories
Nameless Collective South Asian History Podcast Jagmeet Singh

TNC Podcast: Canadian Media Portrayals of South Asians

Manjot BainsApril 24, 2018
What can we do when the people controlling the public narrative about us and our communities are white male journalists and South Asian community "insiders" who... Read More...
HistoryRecent StoriesThe Nameless Collective Podcast
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Can we talk about 1984?

Manjot BainsNovember 10, 2017
Conversations around the 1984 attack and occupation of the Darbar Sahib in Amritsar, the November pogroms in Delhi, Bhindrawale, Indira Gandhi, Khalistanis, and... Read More...
CultureHistoryRecent Stories
mango coconut lassi recipe

How To Make Mango Elaichi Coconut Lassi

Manjot BainsOctober 18, 2017
This Mango Elaichi Coconut Lassi combines ripe fruit & coconut milk for a dairy-free version of a perennial favourite. My favourite spice is cardamom. I s... Read More...
CultureEats
vegan butter chicken sauce recipe

This Diwali We’re Making Vegan Butter Chicken Sauce

Manjot BainsOctober 15, 2017
We've perfected a dairy-free butter chicken sauce that will have you forgetting all about your favourite banquet hall shahi paneer and makhani murgh. My mo... Read More...
CultureEats
Lipstick Under My Burkha Indian Film Vancouver

Watch Lipstick Under My Burkha at VIFF

Manjot BainsSeptember 11, 2017
Set in Bhopal, India, Lipstick Under My Burkha follows the secret lives of four women seeking the freedom to express themselves openly. Konkona Sen Sharma sta... Read More...
CultureFilm & TV
Mewa Singh Sikh History Vancouver

Episode 8: The Hanging of Mewa Singh

adminAugust 16, 2017
"I shoot, I go station." Mewa Singh's rarely seen mugshot. Found in the British Library by Darshan Singh Tatla. When do people of colour enter the archive?... Read More...
CultureHistoryRecent StoriesThe Nameless Collective Podcast
Komagata Maru South Asian History Canada

Episode 7: The Hindoo Missile Crisis

adminAugust 3, 2017
Hopkinson is overwhelmed. The passengers retaliate. In this episode we wrap up our conversation about the Komagata Maru and share stories about what happened to... Read More...
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South Asian History Paneet Singh Komagata Maru

Episode 6: Come Again? The Komagata Maru Story

adminJuly 20, 2017
What more can be said about the Komagata Maru? Lots! The Emoji Maru: the Komagata Maru story told by emojis. By Paneet Singh. 103 years after the Komagata ... Read More...
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