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Though there is a reference in this show to 'The Promise,' a Booker prize-winning novel by Damon Galgut, a South African writer, this is not a book review. Though there is a reference to a Pakistani drama serial, this is not a review of the drama serial either. This is a lament, a critique of every society that takes a promise ever so lightly. A promise made with no intention of keeping it is cruel. It's worse than a lie, because you are giving hope in a promise. In this episode of Keynote 180 Radio show, Dr. H. M. Saleem dwells upon a promise made to a South African housemaid.

This is a law. Staring Jan 1, 2022, no more surprise medical emergency bills if you end up in a hospital emergency room unexpectedly. In this episode of Keynote 180 Radio show, Dr. H. M. Saleem details what this law means for you and for your loved ones. This sure is a rare cause for celebrating public service legislation coming from our government. Ask any question you might have in the comments below regarding this new law.

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In this episode of Keynote 180, Dr. Saleem discusses why we have a strong desire to find conspiracies in all phenomena that are complicated. Be it the spread of Corona virus, or a decline in economic conditions in our country, or a change in geo-political situation, we see a hidden hand everywhere. We feel special when we peddle conspiracies. Dr. Saleem also separates delusions from conspiracies. An intellectual insight into a complex phenomenon.

In this episode of Keynote 180, Dr. Saleem tells what careers are in demand in this epidemic and how to prepare ourselves for these careers.

In this episode, Dr. Saleem explains the distinction between pain and suffering. This confusion makes people suffer longer than they are supposed to suffer for their hardships.

In this episode of keynote 180, Dr. Saleem discusses how to deal with anger that is our own, and that of others around us.