I do understand that even though remaining impartial in the case of South Sudan might be looked down upon as something inhumane, remaining impartial becomes necessary when somebody is grieving. Keeping that arm's length from the grieving is a way of respecting the deceased and the grief itself. Its very multi layered.
Hear hear! What a powerful and explosive interview! Truly the other side of the story, which never see the light of mainstream. Rockstar and brave Pakistani journalist you are. Proud of you.
Such a well spoken, learned women ماشاءاللہ. loved how she phrased our main problem "We dont know that we don't know" or maybe we're just in denial that we know P. S Iska baad i realized i didn't know that i don't know... Magar achi baat ye hai k now ab main seekh sakti hn
Loved every bit of this podcast episode. I learned a lot(even though I'm not a journalist) about how media should report. I'll be honest with you,I did watch this episode in intervals(due to work issues) but when ever I did listen,I listened to it with full attention as every word of her is informative. People might agree or disagree but having a journalist like her who is knowledgeable & knows media or more specifically journalist ethics is rare in Pakistan. Kudos to this brave lady & kudos to the host as well for inviting such a personality.
Absolutely brilliant! I just loved how Sabin Agha articulated with such finesse in explaining issues journalists and people are confronted with and Shahzad, for hosting this show with acumen and magnifying much into matters which I'm assume took a toll on your own mental wellbeing. In countries like Pakistan, this is THE raison d'etre for alternative media! Where freedom of press and expression of thought both are curtailed is exactly where you've come in for a voice of dissent and truth. So thank you, stay strong and stay safe!
Hi Shahzad- I just bumped into this awesome podcast again and it reminded my how brilliantly awesome and badass Sabin was here. I would really ;like to see her again on your podcast. Invite her again please and discuss the horrific motorway incident. I am sure she will have some great insights to make and that too holding no punches back!!
Well done, Sabin. I ve known you for almost 17 years as a journalist. You ve been one of the pro active field reporters, always ahead of your journalist colleagues. We have both covered several high profile events like lawyers movement, musharrafs emergency, Nishter Park bombing and twin bombing on 18 Oct @karsaz. I am so proud of you. You are one bad ass reporter
Ok, so Zarrar sounded much younger than he looked and Sabin looked much younger than she sounded. I expected someone looking much older but noooo she looks younger than me. I had to google their age.
To a certain extent I disagree coz being an ex journalist you can’t detach yourself completely from an area of travesty .... the empathetic human side does come out and as a human your natural instinct would be to help but report. I think the nation can wait for another 2 minutes for the breaking news to happen in case you are helping out somebody locked in an accident or injured.
Yes zohra I certainly agree with you here.... As being from the nation who is addicted to breaking news, and live telecasting of a catastrophe on 4k leds....crime reporters and cameraman become more professional and impartial observer to earn their worth, award or more rating to capture that live disaster in front of them rather than giving some help or any support to the victims.......award matters, money matters.....coz Zohra lives doesn't matter
I get being a feminist and all. But assuming that law enforcement officials are telling you to get to safety and be careful, doesn’t necessarily sound gendered, I’m sure they’d do the same for any other journalist. To each their own though
what a bullshit about army just mixing and confusing people you should give the solution rather than discussing problems if army is controlling media you should not have seen nawaz sharief /bullying abusing army chief in Pakistan media is free far beyond their limits just go see china Russian and than comment mr Shehzad ghiyas you also biased here rather than questioning her you straight away agree to her without getting facts
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I do understand that even though remaining impartial in the case of South Sudan might be looked down upon as something inhumane, remaining impartial becomes necessary when somebody is grieving. Keeping that arm's length from the grieving is a way of respecting the deceased and the grief itself. Its very multi layered.
Hear hear! What a powerful and explosive interview! Truly the other side of the story, which never see the light of mainstream. Rockstar and brave Pakistani journalist you are. Proud of you.
I love the way she speaks ♡
I am absolutely loving these podcasts! They are filling every spare minute I have.♥️
Bhai kamal ka podcast. Loved how both of you discussed deep rooted societal issues without politicizing it. Subscribed from India
Such an insightful discussion. Loved Sabin's courage.
Such a well spoken, learned women ماشاءاللہ. loved how she phrased our main problem
"We dont know that we don't know" or maybe we're just in denial that we know
P. S Iska baad i realized i didn't know that i don't know... Magar achi baat ye hai k now ab main seekh sakti hn
Loved every bit of this podcast episode.
I learned a lot(even though I'm not a journalist) about how media should report.
I'll be honest with you,I did watch this episode in intervals(due to work issues) but when ever I did listen,I listened to it with full attention as every word of her is informative.
People might agree or disagree but having a journalist like her who is knowledgeable & knows media or more specifically journalist ethics is rare in Pakistan.
Kudos to this brave lady & kudos to the host as well for inviting such a personality.
I learned so much about the subjects I had second thoughts about. Thank you so much!
Excellent conversation. Every minute was wholesome. Thanks Shehzad! Thanks Sabin!❤🙌
Absolutely brilliant! I just loved how Sabin Agha articulated with such finesse in explaining issues journalists and people are confronted with and Shahzad, for hosting this show with acumen and magnifying much into matters which I'm assume took a toll on your own mental wellbeing.
In countries like Pakistan, this is THE raison d'etre for alternative media! Where freedom of press and expression of thought both are curtailed is exactly where you've come in for a voice of dissent and truth. So thank you, stay strong and stay safe!
Hi Shahzad- I just bumped into this awesome podcast again and it reminded my how brilliantly awesome and badass Sabin was here. I would really ;like to see her again on your podcast. Invite her again please and discuss the horrific motorway incident. I am sure she will have some great insights to make and that too holding no punches back!!
Well done, Sabin. I ve known you for almost 17 years as a journalist. You ve been one of the pro active field reporters, always ahead of your journalist colleagues. We have both covered several high profile events like lawyers movement, musharrafs emergency, Nishter Park bombing and twin bombing on 18 Oct @karsaz. I am so proud of you. You are one bad ass reporter
Fouji dehshatgardi k khilaaf bolne k liye from inside pakistan you really need guts. For that i salute this lady's courage
truly inspiring talk about the role of journalism in our societies.
The very inspiring sabin! ❣️
One of the most interesting episode
13 lucky number buna dia Sabin nay bhaii! Good work
Worth listening 🔥
Edit: Im editing this comment after two years to testify how much i loved this conversation , specially this lady !!
An other amazing piece of talk... Stay Blessed
Zabardast Podcast SG Bhai , she is hero .
Now I understand another part of story
Such a bold and true interview ever. Sabin and Ghais ka software update honay wallaa hai :D
What an amazing podcast Kudod SG 💞💞
Sabin hats off💥
Why isn't here a new episode...? Are you already cancelled? 😞
There is social responsibility on every professional
Inspiring Sabin
Should we start praying for both of you??? Seriously worried y there isnt a new podcast since 3 weeks ? 🥺
If this podcast gets cancelled, I would be so disappointed.
Cool kickass lady !!! ❤❤👍
Brilliant show!
Shahzad how can I reach out to you ?
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Aha what a woman ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ok, so Zarrar sounded much younger than he looked and Sabin looked much younger than she sounded. I expected someone looking much older but noooo she looks younger than me. I had to google their age.
To a certain extent I disagree coz being an ex journalist you can’t detach yourself completely from an area of travesty .... the empathetic human side does come out and as a human your natural instinct would be to help but report. I think the nation can wait for another 2 minutes for the breaking news to happen in case you are helping out somebody locked in an accident or injured.
Yes zohra I certainly agree with you here.... As being from the nation who is addicted to breaking news, and live telecasting of a catastrophe on 4k leds....crime reporters and cameraman become more professional and impartial observer to earn their worth, award or more rating to capture that live disaster in front of them rather than giving some help or any support to the victims.......award matters, money matters.....coz Zohra lives doesn't matter
Invite Eruj Hadi
Helping a starving child is not becoming partial or compromising journalistic ethics. Sabin is making an illogical argument.
I get being a feminist and all. But assuming that law enforcement officials are telling you to get to safety and be careful, doesn’t necessarily sound gendered, I’m sure they’d do the same for any other journalist. To each their own though
Invite professor hoodbhoy
Desi babu angrezi mame
I like Rauf Klasra and Amir Mateen great journalist.
If you are free of gender boundaries then why do you have to call Shahzad "bhai"...?
Full of contradictions.
what a bullshit about army just mixing and confusing people you should give the solution rather than discussing problems if army is controlling media you should not have seen nawaz sharief /bullying abusing army chief in Pakistan media is free far beyond their limits just go see china Russian and than comment mr Shehzad ghiyas you also biased here rather than questioning her you straight away agree to her without getting facts
SIMI Garewal type lady
"General knowledge bohot zyada hai Pakistan mai" Looks like Shehzad Ghias has joined Ultimate Chussposting aswell xD
Low bp journalist
Urdu is perfect pakistani accent, but when she changes to English suddenly american accent aa jaati hai. What hypocrisy is this
I didn't think somebody would ignore all the knowledge she had, all because she was speaking in a certain way. Astonishing, really.
So you are judging some one's knowledge & experience through language...??? 😳 😀
That fake accent!