In Sync

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In Sync is a podcast that encourages us to grab a cup of tea, sit back and reflect on the life we choose to live. Focusing on intentional living and wellbeing, our guests come from across the world and have one thing in common - they want to love what they do and love themselves in the process. New Episodes every 2 weeks!

  1. 22 de ago.

    Designing For Children ft. Maria Adil

    Are you a mother concerned your child is losing touch with the Urdu language? Or simply frustrated with the lack of quality toys children can learn from around you? Maria Adil faced the same issue, and now she's creating a solution  In today's episode host Anmol Irfan is joined by Maria Adil, a designer, mother of two and founder of children's toy brand The Painted Jackal to talk about intentional design, and building a business in Pakistan's practically non existent toymaking industry. Maria dives into the inspiration behind the brand name, her own journey as a designer and the challenges that come with balancing creativity and entreprenuership Follow Echoes Media for more slow news and stories on the Global South

  2. 7 de ago.

    Fighting Abuse Around Us ft. Zohra Ahmed

    How many of us know of cases of abuse around us that are silenced? How many times are we told "yeh ghar ki baat hai" ?  In today's episode, host Anmol Irfan is joined by Advocate Zohra Ahmed , founder of The Jugnu Project, Pakistan's first online domestic violence resource to talk about her work in fighting abuse and her latest collaboration with Chayn for their report on image based abuse. Zohra has spent much of her life challenging stigmas around abuse and violence and ensuring that survivors have a chance at a better life.  If you or someone you know is in danger, and needs help, Zohra can be contacted at zohraahmedlaw@gmail.com

  3. 24 de jul.

    Raising Empathetic Children ft. Mehak Irshad Razaque

    Has the constant grind of the school-work-life routine ever seemed too much? So many of us function as per routine on a daily basis without wondering too much about the greater picture or what it would mean to not be a cog in the machine.  In today's episode host Anmol Irfan is joined by Mehak Irshad Razaque, an early childhood educator and host of Ta'luq, an education services platform providing holistic educational workshops for children and adults. For Mehak, Ta'luq fills a gap in society that allows us to move more towards working on our Tarbiyah as a whole rather than just learning what makes the system work.  Follow Echoes Media for more stories and slow news in the Global South

  4. 22 de mai.

    Dignity In Care Ft. Hourab Din

    With conversations around menstruation still being so taboo, we often forget those that are even more vulnerable within these situations. Women with disabilities often face a much higher amount of shame and lack of access when it comes to menstrual hygiene management.  In today's episode, host Anmol Irfan is joined by Hourab Din, Pakistani gender and social development professional, feminist, and digital journalist focusing on the rights of women and children. Hourab has specifically been working on empowering women with disabilities to gain greater access to menstrual hygiene products and challenge shame and stigmas around them particularly in vulnerable communities. She dives into how these communities and their needs are often ignored, and the work that still needs to be done to create a more equal footing. Follow Echoes Media for more stories and slow news in the Global South

  5. 8 de mai.

    Pakistani Stories For The World ft. Safinah Danish Elahi

    Who gets to tell our stories? Who wants to listen to our stories? And where do we as Pakistanis draw the line between staying true to ourselves while also staying relatable to all the diverse experiences our community faces, at home and abroad  In our latest episode host Anmol Irfan is joined author Safinah Danish Elahi to celebrate the launch of her third novel Chasing Shadows in Borrowed Light, which follows 4 friends across the world, bound by a secret they'd rather forget. As the founder of Reverie Publishers, Safinah delves into what it's like to be on both sides of the publishing industry and how her own stories and voice have evolved through her work.  Follow Echoes Media for more stories and news on the Global South

  6. 24 de abr.

    Justice for Survivors ft. Sahar Bandial

    Pakistan may be making progress in its legislation around sexual violence, but what's more important is how that change impacts survivors.  In our latest episode, host Anmol Irfan is joined by advocate Sahar Bandial, who authored Equality Now's recent report on the implementation of this legal response to sexual violence in Pakistan. Sahar, whose legal work has long revolved around access to justice for women alongside a broad range of other areas, breaks down the findings of the report, and how survivors in Pakistan can use such work to better empower themselves in their own journey for justice You can access a range of helplines here.   Follow Echoes Media for more news on the Global South

  7. 15 de abr.

    Choosing Babies ft. Lexi Ellingsworth

    It feels weird when we say we can buy babies. But in many parts of the world, surrogacy - which allows prospective parents to pay a woman to have a baby for them is still allowed. Of course it's not as simple as that, so we dove into the complex world of surrogacy in our latest episode  In today's episode, host Anmol Irfan is joined by Lexi Ellingsworth of Stop Surrogacy Now UK, an advocate campaigning against the legalisation of surrogacy and calling for protections for both mothers and babies. We dive deeper into what people still misunderstand about surrogacy, the story the media puts out and why it matters so much to prioritise the right voices  Follow Echoes Media for more slow news on the Global South

  8. 13 de fev.

    In The Kitchen ft. Muhammad Zain

    What is food for Pakistani's if not a companion in joy, grief and memory? How do we truly see food when it encompasses so many of our relationships and defining moments beyond just the act of eating itself?  With Masterchef Pakistan back, amidst a slew of criticism and support, host Anmol Irfan sat down with finalist Muhammad Zain for today's episode to take a deeper look at what food means to him as a self taught chef and why emotions and exploration play such a huge role in his journey. From his creative fusion creations to his background in Astrophysics, Zain takes us through his culinary inspirations, his Masterchef experience and what it means to him when he steps into the kitchen  Follow Echoes Media for more stories and slow news.

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In Sync is a podcast that encourages us to grab a cup of tea, sit back and reflect on the life we choose to live. Focusing on intentional living and wellbeing, our guests come from across the world and have one thing in common - they want to love what they do and love themselves in the process. New Episodes every 2 weeks!

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  • Criado por
    Echoes Media
  • Anos de atividade
    2024 - 2026
  • Episódios
    27
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
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    In Sync