In this episode of Armpit Intellectuals, we explore the complex concept of nationalism in Pakistan. We discuss what it means for a country often described as a 'nation of nations' and how the interplay of culture, politics, and identity has shaped Pakistan's journey.

Key figures like Bacha Khan, regional movements in Balochistan and Sindh, and the challenges of linguistic diversity in Punjab are explored, highlighting the tension between regional identities and national unity. References to global examples such as Quebec and Catalonia further enrich the discussion, stressing the importance of embracing internal diversity for a cohesive society.