FMP Evaluation

Project Overview:

The primary goal of my project was to globalise the podcast by reaching audiences in North America, Europe, and India through having international guests and Punjabi-language episodes.This objective was rooted in my ambition to create a culturally rich and internationally known platform that connects the global Sikh diaspora through content and strategic outreach, as outlined in my project proposal.The idea for the final media project came to mind during my time as a social media manager for Khalsa Panth UK, where I identified a clear market gap. There was no podcast platform dedicated to conversations about Sikh traditions, especially Nihang Singh history and ideology. At first my project involved inviting multiple guests. However, due to schedule clashes and availability issues with individuals, I had to adapt my approach. This meant re-evaluating my guest list, while still aligning with the main goal of international growth. Guests like Sikhfinity and Fateh Singh became ideal guests, as their perspectives continued to support the podcast’s global and intellectual direction, by having mindful conversation about topics many are not confident enough to discuss. Despite changes in the practical, the project still remained focused on the aim to offer culturally enriched content that unites Sikh communities worldwide, proving the flexibility and resilience of my planning.

Development Process:

The planning for my podcast project began with brainstorming topics and choosing guests who would bring meaningful conversations to the audience of the Bhujangi podcast.At first I invited a number of guests, but had difficulties with scheduling a recording, due to their unavailability. At the end, only three guests were confirmed, from which one had to withdraw due to a family emergency. Since one of the three guests had to cancel, I began to look at other guests based on both availability and alignment with my podcast’s cultural focus. I adapted by reaching out to individuals I knew personally. Harpreet Singh and Gurminder Singh, were both flexible with timing and supported the project, with us doing the first podcast with: a sehajdhari sikh and amritdhari which was very open and inspiring. Sikhfinity was already collaborating with Khalsa Panth UK, so I pitched the podcast as part of the partnership, integrating content and marketing target.

Lastly, Fateh Singh, also a close friend, came down at a last-minute notice to record Episode 7. His experience with Dal Panths and other Sampardas made him the perfect guest with depth and quality of discussion I wanted to achieve. I then brainstormed the episode topics through continuous research and analysis of trending Sikh topics, which can be seen in my research section, and used the data to tailor the podcast content to match audience interests. Being research-driven allowed me to navigate setbacks and refine the podcast’s development while keeping it aligned with my audience and the project’s original goals of cultural relevance and global reach.

Production Process

The production process for the Bhujangi Podcast evolved significantly from my initial schedule due to unforeseen challenges with guest availability. My original plan included a structured recording timeline with confirmed guests like Jatinder Singh Durhailay for Episode 7, but as evidenced in my planing and production, last-minute cancellations required quick adaptation. When Jatinder needed to reschedule due to a family emergency just 2 days prior to our recording. Nearing the FMP deadline, I had to pivot rapidly, reaching out to Fateh Singh as a replacement guest. This unexpected shift compressed my production timeline dramatically, requiring me to conduct planning sessions as late as 2 AM to accommodate Fateh’s night shift schedule. Despite these challenges, they strengthened the project by demonstrating my ability to adapt under pressure while maintaining the podcast’s core vision of amplifying diverse Sikh voices and experiences across the world.

Tools and Techniques

Throughout the production of the Bhujangi Podcast, I utilised a combination of industry standard tools and innovative techniques to create high-quality content. For in-person recordings like Episodes 5 and 7, I leveraged the Global Academy Podcast Suite equipped with Rode microphones and Black Magic cameras, coupled with a vision mixer for dynamic live visual transitions. For remote episodes like Episode 6 with Sikhfinity, I used the software Riverside Studio, which allowed seamless recording with guests abroad while maintaining professional audio quality by capturing high-definition WAV audio files. My editing approach emphasised authentic conversations while carefully structuring the narrative flow around themes of Sikh identity, cultural expression, and personal journeys. I also implemented cross-platform compatibility in my technical workflow, ensuring episodes could be distributed across both video and audio-only platforms without compromising quality or accessibility.

Quality Control

To ensure consistent quality throughout the production, I implemented strategic quality control measures:

Before each recording, I conducted practice sessions with guests, as demonstrated with Sikhfinity where we held an hour-long pre-recording discussion to establish flow and identifying any technical issues. For technical quality, I used professional equipment like my Blue Yeti microphone for remote sessions and the academy’s professional setup for in-person recordings. I prioritised pre-production planning through detailed research on each guest, creating focused discussion guides while maintaining flexibility for natural conversation. When facing potential content concerns, as with the revised Episode 7, I carefully filtered topics with Fateh Singh, removing any potentially problematic topics that didn’t align with the podcast’s mission, as some may have been deemed controversial. My approach to quality control ensured that even episodes produced under tight deadlines maintained the professional standards that defined the podcast series.

Challenges Encountered

During the production of the Bhujangi Podcast, I encountered numerous challenges that tested my adaptability and problem-solving skills. The most prominent challenge was managing guest scheduling conflicts, particularly with Jatinder Singh Durhailay’s last-minute cancellation for Episode 7 just days before my FMP deadline. Working across different time zones with international guests like Sikhfinity created additional logistical hurdles, requiring late-night recording sessions. Technical challenges also came when transitioning between in-person recording at the academy’s podcast suite and remote recording using Riverside Studio, each requiring different setup and quality control procedures. This was highlighted within Episode 7’s urgent replacement. I faced the challenge of condensing what would normally be weeks of research, planning, recording, editing, and marketing into just 2-3 days. Additionally, I had to navigate the sensitive nature of certain discussion topics, carefully filtering content that might be problematic while still creating meaningful conversations.

Overcoming Challenges

To overcome the production challenges I faced with the Bhujangi Podcast, I implemented strategies rooted in both technical knowledge and theoretical understanding of media production. When Jatinder Singh Durhailay cancelled Episode 7, I applied contingency planning principles by immediately leveraging my existing network to secure Fateh Singh as a replacement guest. This demonstrated my understanding of production continuity, which emphasises the importance of maintaining a momentum despite setbacks. For technical consistency across different recording environments, I referenced industry standards for podcast production, ensuring comparable audio quality between in-person and remote sessions by using professional-grade microphones and extracting high-quality WAV files from Riverside Studio. To manage the compressed timeline for the revised Episode 7, I applied agile production methodology, focusing on core content deliverables while streamlining the editing process. I also utilised digital communication platforms effectively, creating dedicated group chats with guests and holding late-night planning sessions when necessary, showing my ability to adapt communication strategies to meet production demands regardless of conventional working hours.

Youtube Performance Evaluation

Episode 5

EPISODE 5 I Faith In Progress: A Sehajdhari’s Sikh Journey

Episode 5 performed very well, exceeding over 3.8k views and over 750 hours of watch time, I believe this podcast episode was a success, due to the performance being so high even though the podcast has a very small and niche audience.

Reels:

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Episode 6

EPISODE 6 I Sikhfinity: The Artist behind the name I In Punjabi

This episode did not perform as well as I expected, as it only gained 1.2k views. Lower than the average viewership of 4.1k.

I believe the reason behind this is that this episode was the first episode that was filmed remotely, which made it a different experience for the podcast listeners and viewers, I can analyse aspects of the recording that can be improved in order to improve it the next time I do a remote podcast episode.

Things that can be improved:

Host webcam: Instead of using Apple’s in-built webcam, I can use an external camera to enhance camera clarity to increase user experience.

Extensive social marketing: Even though I made posters to advertise the podcast episode, I believe I could have used Instagrams, Live feature to go live with the guest and interact with the audience to built a connection with them to establish a keen interest into watching the podcast.

Overall, I think it was a good episode, from which I can take a lot to learn from, for my next podcast episodes.

Instagram:

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Episode 7

Episode 7 I Bhai Fateh Singh: Walking the Path of Rehat and Prem I In Punjabi

This episode preformed very well as it gained over 3k views in under a week, exceeding expectations and also showing the scope doing an episode in Punjabi and advertising correctly can do.

I ensured I posted a reel as a teaser before the podcast was released to create an established interest, which was successful.

Each of the instagram reels that I have posted have reached over 30k views, showing the correlating performance on Youtube and Instagram.

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Evaluation and Reflection:

What worked well in your project and why?

My podcast marketing strategy proved to be effective, with my Instagram engagement exceeding 232,000 during the podcast release. Thec success can be attributed to my approach of using Instagram- where my target audience was already active, to market the podcast. The Google feedback form data confirmed this strategy’s effectiveness, as the majority of listeners discovered the podcast through Instagram.

The market research I conducted as social media manager for Khalsa Panth UK provided valuable insights that informed my content strategy. With 81% of my audience expressing interest in discussion/podcast style content, and equal engagement from both 15-20 and 21-30 age groups (37% each), I was able to tailor my content specifically to these demographics’ preferences. My multi-platform approach using Instagram and YouTube, with an emphasis on short-form content to drive traffic to the full length episodes, created an effective content ecosystem that maximised visibility and engagement.

What could have been improved in my project and how?

The scope of my project, particularly regarding the number of guests and episodes planned, could have been refined. In particular, focusing on a single guest would have allowed me to dedicate more time and resources to perfecting every aspect of that recording. This focused approach would have potentially resulted in an even higher quality production, as I could have ensured each element met the highest standards. The challenge of managing multiple guests and episodes as a solo producer spread my time and attention across many variables, which, while successful, created unnecessary pressure on the production timeline. If I had focused on promoting just one podcast, I could have developed a much more detailed and strategic marketing campaign specifically tailored to the episode. Concentrating on a single episode would have allowed me to schedule better timings for teasers and film behind-the-scenes content leading up to the episode’s release. By not spreading my attention across multiple projects, I would have had the opportunity to analyse engagement metrics in real time and adjust the strategy as needed, resulting in greater reach.

How did you use your monthly evaluation and reflections to make decisions during the project?

My monthly evaluations and reflections served as an analytical tool for completing the project. The regular assessments allowed me to objectively examine my current position and progress, to identify both strengths and areas needing improvement to therefore implement necessary adjustments to my approach.

By consistently evaluating my work, I was able to make informed decisions about timeline management and content strategy. When I encountered challenges: scheduling conflicts with guests or technical issues, my reflection process helped me prioritise solutions and adapt my workflow accordingly. This approach to project management ensured that each step forward was built with the lessons learned from previous experiences, continuously improving production process.

What did you learn from the project?

This project revealed the complexity of podcast production when handled by a single individual. I discovered that hosting, organising, editing, and marketing a podcast embodies such a broad range of specialised skills that any one of these aspects would normally require a full-time role. The nature of the type of production I was doing, requires mastery across technical, creative, and promotional domains, making it particularly challenging for a solo creator. Despite these challenges, I learned that dedication and strategic time management can overcome resource limitations. Through careful planning and consistent effort, I was able to produce a podcast that achieved showed quality standards and gained international recognition. This experience taught me the value of persistence, adaptability, and attention to detail, as well as the importance of leveraging existing networks and platforms to maximise reach. Most importantly, I gained insight into audience engagement across different platforms and how to tailor content to meet specific demographic preferences. The success of my marketing strategy demonstrated that understanding your audience’s behaviour and platform preferences is crucial for effective content distribution and engagement.

What would I do differently if I was to do this project again?

If I was to do this project again, I would narrow my focus to produce fewer, higher-quality episodes. This approach would allow me to dedicate more time to pre-production research, technical setup, and post-production refinement, resulting in a polished final product. I would establish a more structured production schedule with built-in buffer time to accommodate unexpected delays or technical issues. This would reduce stress and prevent rushing through important production steps when challenges arise. Finally, I would develop a more comprehensive analytics framework from the very beginning to better track performance across all platforms, allowing for more data-driven adjustments to content strategy throughout the project lifecycle.

Feedback Via google Forms

Summary of Feedback via google forms

The feedback collected through Google Forms provides evidence that The Bhujangi Podcast has been highly successful in achieving its primary objectives of creating culturally rich content that resonates with the global Sikh diaspora.

Audience Engagement & Reception

The majority of respondents provided positive feedback, using descriptors such as “educational,” “informative,” “inspiring,” and “chardikala” (high spirits) to describe the podcast. A large number of respondents highlighted the podcast’s authenticity and its willingness to address topics that are typically underrepresented in mainstream Sikh discourse.

Content Relevance

Feedback indicates that the most appreciated aspects of the podcast include:

Discussions on Nihang Singh history and maryada (code of conduct)
Open conversations about Sikh traditions and practices
Personal experiences shared by guests
Educational content about puratan (traditional) Sikh practices

Episode Preferences

While respondents mentioned various favourite episodes, Episode 7 featuring Fateh Singh received particularly strong liking for its depth of discussion, storytelling, and clarification of complex topics within Sikh tradition. The feedback suggests that guests who could speak authentically about lived experiences within the tradition, engaged with the audience the most.

Evaluation of Success

The Bhujangi Podcast has been remarkably successful in:

Fulfilling its core mission: Creating content that connects the global Sikh diaspora through meaningful conversations about tradition and culture.
Building a dedicated audience: The depth and enthusiasm of feedback indicates a highly engaged listener base that values the unique perspective offered by the podcast.
Addressing an unfilled market gap: Multiple respondents noted the podcast’s value in discussing topics that are often avoided or underrepresented in other Sikh media.
Creating educational value: Many respondents specifically mentioned learning new information about their tradition through the podcast.
Generating demand for more content: The extensive list of requested future topics demonstrates that the audience is invested in the podcast’s continuation and expansion.

Areas for Future Development

While the feedback was positive, potential areas for growth included:

Incorporating female perspectives and guests
Expanding coverage of different Sikh traditions and sampardas
Potentially exploring more controversial topics (as suggested by some respondents)
Considering debate-style episodes (though with careful implementation)

Conclusion

The Google Forms feedback provides strong evidence that The Bhujangi Podcast has successfully achieved its aims as a Final Media Project. It has established itself as a valuable platform for Sikh discourse, particularly around topics related to Nihang Singh history and ideology, and has clearly resonated with its target audience. The enthusiasm for future topics suggests significant potential for continued growth and impact.

If you selected a favourite episode above, what did you like most about it?

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discussion on nihung singhs

Fateh had great answers to the questions they really made clear sense

first one

Enjoyed them all

Uncovering puratan maryada

They’re all very educational

To be honest, I can’t choose just one, because that would be unfair to the efforts of the Bhujangi Podcast team. All of the episodes are amazing—I liked every one of them and found them very informative and interesting.

The first episode was I think the only one I watched and that was amazing. Need to watch more.

Discussion of how we are meant to be

Akaal

It was very insipirational and for the younger generation, it is cebtral for the development of your sikhi and your path to Akaal purakh

Poh

The open honest conversation and the vulnerability

Fateh Singh episode – stories, messages and bachans next level inspiring

Learning more about NIHANGGGGG SINGHHH

How transparent and thorough it was

I like it because bhai sahib ji clarify all the doubts and the respect towards other gursikhis is incredible .He explains the topic of Sukha and Tilak very elaborately. Moreover apart from this podcast I like the conversation with Divjot Singh swell that was my first podcast on your channel 😀 It really inspire to educate ourselve without letting the our Rehat aside.

Very informative

ਗੱਲ ਅਸਲੀ ਜੇਹੜੀ ਹੈ ਭੀ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਚਾਹੀਦਾ ਹੈ ਸਿੰਘਾਂ ਚ,ਜਿਦਨ ਸਿੰਘ ਇਕ ਦੂਜੇ ਨੂੰ ਸੱਚੀ ਭਰਾਵਾ ਵਾਂਗਰ ਪ੍ਰੇਮ ਕਰਨ ਲੱਗ ਪਇ ਓਦਣ ਗੁਰੂ ਕਲਗੀਧਰ ਵੀ ਪ੍ਰਸੰਨ ਹੋਣਗੇ ਅਤੇ ਸਾਰੇ ਕਾਰਜ ਖਾਲਸੇ ਦੇ ਆਪ ਹੀ ਰਾਸ ਹੋ ਜਾਣੇ ਹਨ

I liked how it dived into topics that aren’t really discussed much and it felt engaging for speaking as someone who is also on the path of sikhi

Recalling experiences and learning about practical aspects

That lutt maar isn’t supposed to happen to sikhs people take shastars of other singhs

Rehyat Maryada of Nihang Singhs

Talks on history and how people need to be taught this untouched history so that people can learn more about practices carried out in the Panth that they never knew of

I liked how i learnt about the basic maryada and whats right and whats wrong.

Bhai Divjot singh episode, listened to it multiple times

ਪੱਡਾ ਸਾਬ

kidaa he discussed very good stuff about maryada and nihangs nowadays and gave lots of gyaan akaal

The calibre of guest is amazing. Your questions to your guests are very articulate and I just love that you let your guest talk, your interaction with them is perfect as well.

How it’s well detailed

N/a

I liked them all because..

The inclusivity of it. All of these episodes above aren’t targeted to only amritdharis but for all.

Message, that everyone needs to implement, prem Bhagti, prem apne andar te Bahar v chahida, within community and out too.

Learnt a lot about maryada and rehit. The puratan ways of the khalsa

Episode 7

The answers

it’s very interesting

It was just peak. Yk it was entertaining and a good learning journey

The honesty and clarity that the speaker had, and the bravery to speak about important topics which people tend to avoid.

I had 2 favourites – EP 5 as it felt really nice to see the inclusivity of younger sangat. It is extremely captivating to hear that the Bhujangi podcast includes everyone no matter their Sikhi journey, it provides an amazing example, that no matter what you look like you can still maintain a relationship with maharaj. I also loved EP 7 as there was good chemistry between Fateh Singh and Balraj Singh. He interviewed Fateh Singh in such a captivating way, allowing him to speak fully without interrupting him. He has a beautiful way of letting conversations flow in honestly every episode.

Prem

Wisdom

I understand English much better than punjabi

n/a

How bhai Fateh Singh actually talked about his experiences that he saw at the para or in the dal

Listening to other Singhs stories

If you could describe the Bhujangi Podcast in 1-3 words, what would they be?

Value

Educational Wowzers and jungi

Unmatched Akaliber

Full Chardikla! We need more.

Real Sikhi Knowledge

Chardikala podcast

Relevant, informative, reflective

Knowledge, Gurmat, teaching

Great initiative

Absolutely Amazing

THE ABSOLUTE GOAT

Informative Brave Muchneeded!

Captivating, Inspiring, and Encouraging

I love it

Intresting relatable educational

Knowledge

inspiring the youth

Teaching khalsa maryada

Chardiakala, certi , vaheguru

What topics do you find most interesting on the podcast?

Rehat, and awareness on Nihung singhs. prrsonal experiances

Fateh’s response

any

History, guests sharing their journeys and experiences

puratan maryada and jeevan of gursikhs

Any ithiaas

About the discipline of the khalsa panth which is described in very recent podcast episode.

As I have only watched one, with Bhai Jasmeet Singh I wouldn’t know all the other topics.

The morals and roles of a sikh individual as a singh or a kaur

Degh and jhatka parchaar

Topics of self improvement

Talking about modern problems and modern solutions in the Panth today.

I find everything interesting since the Singh’s deep dive into the topics discussed and uneducated Sikhs can learn from it

How Sikhi can the lives of everyone

Prem between different Singhs

I haven’t watched it fully but the front part so far is so good

Rehat and Maryada

Panth and the Singh’s

ਸਿੰਘ ਖਾਲਸਾ

Topics that go into how to get closer to Guru Sahib

Personal Experiences, Practicality and Growth

Darbar maryada

The Significance of Rituals and Traditions

History of the rise of the Guru Khalsa Panth

Maryada based

Discussing Ekta, nihangtha, history

Nihang Singh

Explaining dal panth maryada,Talking about problems in nihangs nowadays

Sikh history, Maryada and philosophy

Walking the path of rehat and prem

Things that aren’t often spoken about

the topics

History

Rehat te maryada

Nihang stigma in western world amongst sikhs

Everything rounds up at love for Maharaj and Maharaj’s panth.

Nihungata, Sikhi, puratan maryada

Gursikhi jivan

Questions related to Rehat

diaspora

Everything. Even if it’s not your interest. You’ll still find it intriguing

Common misconceptions about certain groups of gursikhs, inspiring stories/experiences of role model sikhs

EVERYTHING

Jasmeets podcast

Shastar Stories Experiences

Anything

dal panth maryada

Dal panth

Rehet and prem

Are there any topics you would like to hear about on “The Bhujangi Podcast”?

iscussing bibia and paul and bibia di rehat

Buddha Dal

A podcast with Balraj

Life of baba santa singh ji by jagmeet Singh

What a woman would be like/look like in puratan times.

Politics in khalsa panth and Sikh community.

Potentially a discussion and understanding of Charitropakhyan.

Message to the youth

The concept of maya and potentially an episode focused on sarabloh bani (specifically maya lachmee ustaat) Michael singh and his nips

Conversion

Fauj and our connections to nature… modern day genocide, end of the world, the Elites and people at the top. What can we do?

How controversies over jhatka/aarti Aarta or pahul for women arose

The different types of rehats + the different sects of sikhi – I recently came across naamdharis and didn’t realise they don’t let you take Amrit!

Not that I can think of

Nihang singh life style

Sikhi Devotion

5 sanskar Birth Study Amrit Anand karaj Death

Stories from the dal

ਹੋਰ ਪੰਥ ਦੇ ਸਿੰਘਾਂ ਨੂ ਵੀ ਲੈਕੇ ਆਓ ਜੌ ਪੁਰਾਤਨ ਸਿੰਘਾਂ ਸੁ ਬਚਨ ਸੁਣਾ ਸਕਣ

I would like hear more about our history and how this inspires our generation today

Spirituality vs Religion, Stories of Gurmukhs within the Dal, Nanaksar ect whos life can inspire us,

Sikh converts coming into panth

History of Punjab after Maharaja Ranjit Singh Ji and The East India Company and a collaboration with RamblingSikh

Grooming gangs converting Sikh women to islam

After life in sikhi

Nihangs contribution to the panth during the sangarsh

Vidya Parampra, Suraj Parkash, Gurbani Arths, Puratan Pothis and saroops and likhai

no icba to watch

More information on martial arts perhaps even some guests people may consider controversial? I feel especially after Fateh Singhs podcast, I feel that giving more controversial figures a platform may help with ekta and perhaps even lifting that controversy.

Mahapurkhs and prem pyar with different sampardas

N/a

Controversy about nihungs and the history and maryada behind jhatka+shaheedi degh. Also about the importance of Shastar or the role of women in the Panth.

Politics and Sikhi

What we can do and how we can aware new sangat about rehat and maryada of panth. Encouraging sangat to learn more in every way possible with prem.

Role of females and Ameist Sanchar for females

Happy to listen everything.

Nihungta, Dal life, shasters, Ithias

More like building faith

About other sampradas such as nirmale and udasis also a podcast jus on shastars

What do you like most about “The Bhujangi Podcast”?

Everything

Beautifully explained and executed

The people

knowledge

How relevant and current the content is

The topics that you guys cover

Its in english meaning its easier to understand for me.

The topics discussed in the episodes was amazing.

It’s relaxed setting, it feels like I am there listening to the giaan and not a lecture type podcast.

Clear communication

Baljuicyraj

The guest choice

Just the fact that if I watch it I can learn new things.

I like the guests, and I like how the Singh’s discuss the topics and how they really dive deep and explain the topics well

The variety of topics

The questions and the answers

Informative and learn alot

The Singh’s

ਸਿੰਘਾਂ ਦੇ ਵਿਚਾਰ ਪਤਾ ਲਗਦੇ

The discussions and peoples own personal experiences in sikhi

Here’s a clear and thoughtful way to phrase your answer: I really appreciate the high-quality sound it makes listening smooth and enjoyable. The choice of guests is also excellent they bring diverse perspectives and real depth to each topic, whether it’s spiritual, historical, or martial

Aesthetic too

Featured Guests like SikhFinity

It is relatable, very understandable, and portrayed in a very proficient manner

The guests

Informative

Gud

nothing

The long format and the guests being able to speak about their topic at length and the quality of the questions.

Trying to spread good knowledge

Knowledge

Everything because the bhujangi podcast is just too sik.

The host

Camera setup🔥

It’s unfiltered and raw

Topics chosen

The content

Balraj Singh

Balraj

The choice of guests and their honest experiences

The host.

Relatable

I haven’t watched it yet

the content talk

It’s hosted by youth

Hearing others stories, inspirational

What do you dislike or think could be improved?

Nothing

Do you have any additional comments or suggestions for “The Bhujangi Podcast”?

chardikala faujo

Make more content

Well done for the sewa, your podcasts have a great reach and are so inspirational

U guys are doing great. And i think u should release 3-4 podcasts per month or more if possible

Try get a young childs(14-15yrs old)point of view on sikhi or how they got into sikhi and share their story.

Keep going Balraj you doing a good job we all proud of you Mate. Keep shining

AKAAALUH 💙⚔️

Keep it chardi kla🙏🏽

Akaaal

Try to increase the entertaining aspect of it to keep views up and talk about modern things that must be talked about like I mentioned above

Keep up the good work – it’s vital this knowledge is spread across the Panth!

Not much great keep up in chardikalaaaa

Kepp up the great work

Upload more podcasts like 2 in a month or something like that

Get me in 🙏

Lighting ਠੀਕ ਕਰੋ ਥੋੜੀ ਜਹੀ ,ਕੋਸ਼ਿਸ ਕਰਿਆ ਕਰੋ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਚ ਹੀ ਕਰੋ ਸਾਰਾ ਪੋਡਕਾਸਟ ,ਜੇਹੜੇ ਬਾਹਰ ਰਹਿੰਦੇ ਆ ਓਨਾ ਨੂੰ ਹੋਵੇਗਾ ਭੀ ਅਸੀ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਸਿਖਣੀ ਆ,ਜਿਦੋ ਸਾਰਾ ਕੁਜ English ਚ available ਹੋਵੇਗਾ ਫਿਰ ਕੀ ਲੋੜ ਹੈ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਸਿਖਣ ਦੀ ,ਇਸ ਕਰਕੇ ਬਾਹਰਲੇ ਲੋਗਾਂ ਨੂੰ ਜਿਨਾਂ ਨੂ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਨਹੀ ਅਉਂਦੀ feel ਹੋਣਾ ਚਾਹੀਦਾ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਸਿਖਣੀ ਅਤੀ ਅਨੀਵਾਰੀਯ ਹੈ

It would be great to have a more diverse range of guests with different areas of expertise like Raag Vidya, Shastarvidiya, Shastar, those who study Sikh Granths stayed at vidhiyale. They could share insights about the tradition they’re learning, its importance, and how it applies practically in today’s world.

W podcast

Do a Q&A at the end of the podcast put a story on IG to allow sangat to ask questions anonymously before recording podcast.

Nope, amazing stuff as always

Love the podcasts . Wjkk wjkf

Just the audio part

nah

Perhaps guests from different sampardas just to give everyone a breadth of views and opinions. I really like that you invite guests who aren’t overly well known. I’ve not heard or seen anything from Fateh Singh but I have to admit his level of knowledge was clear to the point and very deep, I was very impressed that a young guy was so knowledgeable and relatable. Keep up the good work!

Keep going! More podcasts!

Teach about nihung maryada.

Ur not a kid anymore bhujangi podcast❌ Unc podcast✅

Invite kado kar rhe😭😭

N/A

More episode’s

So far enjoying what u got goin on

Shastars🥰

nope

Maybe debate style eps, although I appreciate this is difficult to implement practically without offending anyone, so ignore this if you think so. Great seva singh, may maharaj keep you in chardikala

Good job host Saab. U DOING AMAJING !!!!!!!

All good

n/a

More Fateh Singh on the podcast

Personal feedback to Gurminder: Episode 5

First section:

The feedback commends the open and honest conversation rooted in Sikhi, particularly focusing on personal growth and following the path of Gurmat. The listeners appreciate how I created a respectful space that allowed the guest to lead the conversation naturally, enabling their lived experience and spiritual insights to shine through authentically.

Second section:

The suggestion recommends creating short-form clips from the episodes for platforms like Instagram Reels to reach more veiwers, especially younger audiences. The feedback points out that younger viewers prefer scrollable, bite-sized content, and this approach could effectively share “Gurmat” in a format that resonates with the 18-30 age demographic, which I accomplished.