An insight into Pakistan so called “woke” people
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“Shehzad Ghias has produce something for me to connect back and understand the so called “woke” people of Pakistan. The content produced is great in sense that the conversation keeps you occupied and you can relate to lot of issues in Pakistan but the solution and discussion has not always you might not agree with, (nothing new when it comes to Pakistan).
Time to time you have to listen to Shehzad trying to take pity upon him and compare himself with the certain 0.1% elites of Pakistan society and calling himself a struggling comedian. Even though what I have gathered from these conversations out of 7 billion world population he has enough resources to put him in the top 50 million. (Not my journey to explain to him, just a guide to someone who wants to see an honest review about this).
The common theme in these podcast, most of these “woke” people want to live like western general population and believe that is somehow the guiding beacon to salvation.
There is some great advices on the mental health awareness and struggles one has go through in there life.
How to treat the struggling trans community in Pakistan.
You don’t have to agree with everything. Overall the material keeps you occupied and give you insight into Pakistanis current understanding from the lens of Shehzad.”
1nvisible1 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/05/20
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10/14/19
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“This podcast is a disappointment to say the least. If I wanted Wikipedia lectures from armchair philosophers I would actually read Wikipedia. Way beyond his depth in topics he chooses to rant about. Content is vulgar and certainly not clean. The podcast is listed as clean on Apple. Audio quality...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
10/11/24
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