The One with Shabd is a podcast featuring in-depth interviews with leading minds on all things Sikh: religion, culture, philosophy, history, politics, and more.
Listen to learn about the ideas, spirit, and people that shape the multifaceted universe known as Sikhi. What inspires a Sikh to wear a turban and grow long hair? What significance do Sikhi's symbology and ritual have to a people whose religion is skeptical of both? Why do Sikhs carry swords? What was the Sikh Empire?
Also learn about contemporary Sikh politics, historical research and people organising for a Sikh political future.
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The One with Shabd is a podcast featuring in-depth interviews with leading minds on all things Sikh: religion, culture, philosophy, history, politics, and more.
Listen to learn about the ideas, spirit, and people that shape the multifaceted universe known as Sikhi. What inspires a Sikh to wear a turban and grow long hair? What significance do Sikhi's symbology and ritual have to a people whose religion is skeptical of both? Why do Sikhs carry swords? What was the Sikh Empire?
Also learn about contemporary Sikh politics, historical research and people organising for a Sikh political future.
In this episode, Shabd interviews Arjun Sethi - activist, educator, and
attorney, about his book “American Hate: Survivors Speak Out”. They discuss
the book as well as delve deeper into the thesis of his introduction - the
relationship between white supremacy and the United States’ massively
unequal economic system, and how the media portrays survivors in a way that
is often more exploitative that helpful.
The One with Shabd
The One with Shabd is a podcast featuring in-depth interviews with leading minds on all things Sikh: religion, culture, philosophy, history, politics, and more.
Listen to learn about the ideas, spirit, and people that shape the multifaceted universe known as Sikhi. What inspires a Sikh to wear a turban and grow long hair? What significance do Sikhi's symbology and ritual have to a people whose religion is skeptical of both? Why do Sikhs carry swords? What was the Sikh Empire?
Also learn about contemporary Sikh politics, historical research and people organising for a Sikh political future.
