
Conversations on Culture with Hamna and Roha
After the Storm is a podcast hosted by two Pakistani-Canadian women on a mission to unpack their cultural identities and explore various topics from their unique perspective, one episode at a time. The podcast will delve into topics, stories and experiences of the South-Asian diaspora in an attempt to understand the rich cultural heritage that makes us who we are.
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In our last episode of the season, we chat with Dr Anjabeen Ashraf about something close to our hearts - mental health in South Asian Muslim communities. Dr Ashraf discusses shares with us the journey to her PhD, and chats with us about the mental health issues within our communities and how we can address them, particularly as we live through a pandemic.
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This week we bring to you our first guest from across the pond: Tez Ilyas! Tez is one of our favourite comedians and joins us on the podcast to chat about his journey into stand-up comedy and his life experiences as a British-Pakistani. Tez also gives us some life (and dating) advice, and we discuss his role as Eight on BBC Three's Man Like Mobeen, and THAT ending.
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This week we chat with Humai, co-founder of Happy Monday and HYFN.
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In this week's episode we talk to Hashir, an up and coming musician with about his work, family and what goes on behind the scenes! Hashir tells us about the first time his family heard his music, brings insight to his musical process and chats with us about life in the pandemic.
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This week, we chat with Hamza Haq, the star of CTV's hit show Transplant. Hamza is a Canadian actor with Pakistani heritage, and was kind enough to chat with us about his life, career and most recently, the journey to his role as Dr. Bash on Transplant.
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