In Episode 3, Daljeet references a play that she watched about Partition, and we promised to make the correct information available.

We are excited to launch our brand new podcast ‘Spoken Truth to Power’! Our first two episodes featuring spoken word performances by Shagufta Iqbal, Megha Rao & Daljeet Jutla will be out on April 14th.

The podcast will available on all of your favourite podcast platforms.

Dr Roshni Beeharry has written and recorded a piece about Writing for Wellbeing for mental health, and how it can be useful in dealing with loss, grief and change. This piece will feature in our upcoming podcast.

Today Daljeet interviewed Dr Rima Lamba about the current mental health crisis, as well as intergenerational trauma. We are looking forward to sharing our conversation with you, but meanwhile you can check out Rima and Blue River Psychology here.

Tan Dhesi, MP for Slough, has recorded a special voicenote for our listeners. We are thankful for his support towards this Arts Council funded podcast project.

Daljeet interviewed Professor of History at Royal Holloway University, Sarah Ansari, on February 19th - we can’t wait to share our conversation with you all!

You can find out more about Sarah here.

Culture Studio and Aik Saath have invited Adrian from Think/Write/Fly to run a poetry workshop with Aik Saath’s youth collective on February 21st 2021. We will share an update about this workshop soon, and we will make this workshop available for you to enjoy as a bonus podcast episode.

Meanwhile, check out Think/Write/Fly here and Aik Saath here.

The poems for ‘Spoken Truth to Power’ have been written and we’ve just recorded an interview with Megha Rao and Shagufta K Iqbal to feature in the podcast. We’re really excited to share our conversation with you all!