Jaspreet Kaur's guest appearances

Jaspreet Kaur

The Potters Cast | Pottery | Ceramics | Art | Craft

The Sikh Cast

Inner Light Project®‬ : New Age Spirituality

Women Making Waves

Women Making Waves Podcast

Rukus Avenue Radio

Meenal's World

The Creative Jungle Podcast

Kaur Voices Talk Show

Jasvir Kaur Rababan - Kaur Voices

Relight Your Fire

Something Extraordinary 

Indy and Dr

11 Questions With Creatives

Sarah Turner

Paula Kerr

Anita Corbin

Sarah Upjohn

Anna Smith

Maisha Dyson

Helen Pankhurst

Guruchanan Kaur

Catherine Barnard

Diane Danzebrink

Sonita Alleyne

Emma Boland

Hannah Martin

Jasvir Kaur Rababan

Peter Virdee

OwlTail

The BAE HQ welcomes Jaspreet Kaur, author of Brown Girls Like Me and founder of Behind The Netra onto the podcast today. Hear how she overcame bullying to become a role model for the next generation. She studied how South Asian attitudes toward women have led to some unbelievable consequences. She used her platform as a spoken word poet and author to empower women to believe in themselves. YouTube: https://youtu.be/Qnr7oaMc8fw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6R7yjEk3WIe7iHcDgGERlx?si=zllyLOT3RFWcM6w24H9M-w Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brown-girls-can-be-whatever-they-want-to-be-w-jaspreet/id1649956946?i=1000582821406 Visit our website: http://thebaehq.com  Support us: http://thebaehq.com/supportus  Jaspreet's website: https://www.behindthenetra.com/

The BAE HQ Podcast

The BAE HQ welcomes Jaspreet Kaur, author of Brown Girls Like Me and founder of Behind The Netra onto the podcast today. Hear how she overcame bullying to become a role model for the next generation. She studied how South Asian attitudes toward women have led to some unbelievable consequences. She used her platform as a spoken word poet and author to empower women to believe in themselves. YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/Qnr7oaMc8fw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/Qnr7oaMc8fw</a> Spotify: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/6R7yjEk3WIe7iHcDgGERlx?si=zllyLOT3RFWcM6w24H9M-w" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://open.spotify.com/episode/6R7yjEk3WIe7iHcDgGERlx?si=zllyLOT3RFWcM6w24H9M-w</a> Apple Podcasts: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brown-girls-can-be-whatever-they-want-to-be-w-jaspreet/id1649956946?i=1000582821406" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brown-girls-can-be-whatever-they-want-to-be-w-jaspreet/id1649956946?i=1000582821406</a> Visit our website: <a href="http://thebaehq.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://thebaehq.com </a> Support us: <a href="http://thebaehq.com/supportus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://thebaehq.com/supportus </a> Jaspreet's website: <a href="https://www.behindthenetra.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.behindthenetra.com/</a>

Brown Girls Can Be Whatever They Want To Be w/ Jaspreet Kaur | BehindTheNetra

It feels like I forgot that Jaspreet was a guest in this conversation, because her words hit like those of a close friend.  A lot of the things she talks about in this chat are things that my friends and I have spoken about for years. And, I’ve probably said it a lot by this stage, but so much of this chat is totally in keeping with the essence of this series!            I’m really pained by the racism that Jaspreet unpacks from her school years - and much of it, especially that about appropriation, resonates deeply today.  But listen to how Jaspreet speaks about the young people she works with. Listen to how she describes the way they won’t take all this bull. Remember, Lammy said he was inspired by young people today, too. It’s uplifting.  Gosh, there are too many moments in the chat where I’m slapping my thigh because Jaspreet hits the nail on the head so poignantly. But - I’ll hold off on spoiler alerts and leave this conversation with you, your ears and your mind.  One of Jaspreet’s final questions to me is, “What is meaningful change?”  What do you think? Let me know: I’m @lilliealmond on Twitter and @almondsweetness on Insta.  Thanks for listening.

Where You From?

It feels like I forgot that Jaspreet was a guest in this conversation, because her words hit like those of a close friend. A lot of the things she talks about in this chat are things that my friends and I have spoken about for years. And, I’ve probably said it a lot by this stage, but so much of this chat is totally in keeping with the essence of this series! I’m really pained by the racism that Jaspreet unpacks from her school years - and much of it, especially that about appropriation, resonates deeply today. But listen to how Jaspreet speaks about the young people she works with. Listen to how she describes the way they won’t take all this bull. Remember, Lammy said he was inspired by young people today, too. It’s uplifting. Gosh, there are too many moments in the chat where I’m slapping my thigh because Jaspreet hits the nail on the head so poignantly. But - I’ll hold off on spoiler alerts and leave this conversation with you, your ears and your mind. One of Jaspreet’s final questions to me is, “What is meaningful change?” What do you think? Let me know: I’m @lilliealmond on Twitter and @almondsweetness on Insta. Thanks for listening.

Jaspreet Kaur: “Don’t feel you need to come closer to whiteness to be more accepted.”

In this episode Jaspreet will tell about her career in Public Relations. If you like the episode , follow the podcast on your favourite platform and give ratings and comments. You can connect with me on Instagram: @tanishqthecreator On Twitter: @tanishqicreate --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode Jaspreet will tell about her career in Public Relations. If you like the episode , follow the podcast on your favourite platform and give ratings and comments. You can connect with me on Instagram: @tanishqthecreator On Twitter: @tanishqicreate --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Ep 11 CONFAB 3 Jaspreet Kaur | Public Relations | Work ? Salary Structure ? Path ?

I first met Jaspreet Kaur as a spoken word poet at an event that I was hosting. She’s great - smart, charming, engaging, funny and a positive force for change!  Her book “Brown Girl Like Me” came out last month and it’s an in depth breakdown of the perception, role (if any) and identity of Brown women (of South Asian heritage).  It’s an academically packed eye opener! It makes you realise so much about the way the media, the workplace, home life and community all play a part in shaping the goals, desires and mental well being of Brown women.   And in case you hadn’t noticed, I ain’t no Brown woman! But as a brother, husband and son … it showed me how I could do more to support equality, opportunity and develop a further sense of care towards my sisters, wife and friends!  Here is the brilliant (and fellow east Londoner) Jaspreet Kaur!

The Tommy Sandhu Podcast

I first met Jaspreet Kaur as a spoken word poet at an event that I was hosting. She’s great - smart, charming, engaging, funny and a positive force for change! Her book “Brown Girl Like Me” came out last month and it’s an in depth breakdown of the perception, role (if any) and identity of Brown women (of South Asian heritage). It’s an academically packed eye opener! It makes you realise so much about the way the media, the workplace, home life and community all play a part in shaping the goals, desires and mental well being of Brown women.  And in case you hadn’t noticed, I ain’t no Brown woman! But as a brother, husband and son … it showed me how I could do more to support equality, opportunity and develop a further sense of care towards my sisters, wife and friends! Here is the brilliant (and fellow east Londoner) Jaspreet Kaur!

91: Jaspreet Kaur

Welcome to "How To Be...", guiding you through life's tricky topics and skills by reading through the best books out there. We’re told it’s a fundamental need in humans to be seen. Counsellor Shala Nicely says: "Feeling seen by others is a basic human need. Its basis is evolutionary: If your tribe didn’t see you, there was a risk you’d be left behind when the nomadic life of early humans dictated they move, and being alone equated to death." So what can we do to be visible? I spoke to Brown Girl Like Me author Jaspreet Kaur on being seen, as well as looked at other experts' books to see if their advice can help all of us? And also hearing from others who have gained some mastery over themselves. Please hit subscribe to hear the whole series on life skills! It should be short and sweet. I look forward to journeying with you through this maze of hacks.Trigger Warning: This episode contains themes of abuse, violence, police brutality, suicide, and mental illness.

How To Be...

Welcome to "How To Be...", guiding you through life's tricky topics and skills by reading through the best books out there. We’re told it’s a fundamental need in humans to be seen. Counsellor Shala Nicely says: "Feeling seen by others is a basic human need. Its basis is evolutionary: If your tribe didn’t see you, there was a risk you’d be left behind when the nomadic life of early humans dictated they move, and being alone equated to death." So what can we do to be visible? I spoke to Brown Girl Like Me author Jaspreet Kaur on being seen, as well as looked at other experts' books to see if their advice can help all of us? And also hearing from others who have gained some mastery over themselves. Please hit subscribe to hear the whole series on life skills! It should be short and sweet. I look forward to journeying with you through this maze of hacks. Trigger Warning: This episode contains themes of abuse, violence, police brutality, suicide, and mental illness.

Episode 53: Visible: What it Means to be Seen - with Jaspreet Kaur

Jaspreet Kaur, also known as @BehindtheNetra for her poetry, is a spoken word artist, writer and teacher from East London. With an academic background in both history and gender studies and a passion for social justice, Jaspreet has been committed to using writing and spoken word to tackle gender discrimination, mental health stigma, the postcolonial immigrant experience, and taboo issues within the South Asian community. She has been recognized by a number of organizations for her work and was also voted one of the Top 10 Inspirational Sikh Women in the UK. Her debut book, @BrownGirlLikeMe is set for release on 17th February 2022. Get to know her with 11 Questions!   Follow @11QuestionsPod on Instagram &amp; Twitter for more.   https://www.instagram.com/11questionspod  https://www.twitter.com/11questionspod  #11Questions #JaspreetKaur #BrownGirlLikeMe--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Jaspreet Kaur, also known as @BehindtheNetra for her poetry, is a spoken word artist, writer and teacher from East London. With an academic background in both history and gender studies and a passion for social justice, Jaspreet has been committed to using writing and spoken word to tackle gender discrimination, mental health stigma, the postcolonial immigrant experience, and taboo issues within the South Asian community. She has been recognized by a number of organizations for her work and was also voted one of the Top 10 Inspirational Sikh Women in the UK. Her debut book, @BrownGirlLikeMe is set for release on 17th February 2022. Get to know her with 11 Questions!   Follow @11QuestionsPod on Instagram &amp; Twitter for more.   <a href="https://www.instagram.com/11questionspod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/11questionspod</a> <a href="https://www.twitter.com/11questionspod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.twitter.com/11questionspod</a> #11Questions #JaspreetKaur #BrownGirlLikeMe--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

11 Questions With Jaspreet Kaur (Author, Brown Girl Like Me)

Jaspreet Kaur is an award-winning spoken word artist, history teacher, and writer from London. She’s also an author with her debut book, Brown Girl Like Me, releasing 17th Feb.Her work tackles issues related to gender discrimination, mental health stigma, the postcolonial immigrant experience, and more. She’s a regular on BBC and Sunday Morning Live and has worked with the UN on the HeforShe campaign.In this week's motivational segment Meera talks about how to ensure other people's opinions do not hold you back Visit theschoolofsass.com for more wisdom!

The Sass Life

Jaspreet Kaur is an award-winning spoken word artist, history teacher, and writer from London. She’s also an author with her debut book, Brown Girl Like Me, releasing 17th Feb. Her work tackles issues related to gender discrimination, mental health stigma, the postcolonial immigrant experience, and more. She’s a regular on BBC and Sunday Morning Live and has worked with the UN on the HeforShe campaign. In this week's motivational segment Meera talks about how to ensure other people's opinions do not hold you back Visit <a href="http://theschoolofsass.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">theschoolofsass.com</a> for more wisdom!

Representation has never been more important, and some are blessed with creating it in an eloquent, artistic and inimitable style. In this wonderful episode, Jaspreet Kaur (Award Winning Poet, Writer and Teacher) illuminates various parts of her forthcoming book. Jaspreet discusses the significance of naming her book "Brown Girl Like Me"; the importance of not shying away from mental health issues; the challenges - and benefits - of writing during a pandemic; and breaking down the systematic shame attached to periods. To find out more about Jaspreet Kaur, go to her website: http://www.behindthenetra.com/  To find out more about myself, the work I am involved in or the show – visit www.anitagoyal.com Or to get in touch with me you can e-mail anita@anitagoyal.com.  Thank you for listening and for all your support.

Representation has never been more important, and some are blessed with creating it in an eloquent, artistic and inimitable style. In this wonderful episode, Jaspreet Kaur (Award Winning Poet, Writer and Teacher) illuminates various parts of her forthcoming book. Jaspreet discusses the significance of naming her book "Brown Girl Like Me"; the importance of not shying away from mental health issues; the challenges - and benefits - of writing during a pandemic; and breaking down the systematic shame attached to periods. To find out more about Jaspreet Kaur, go to her website: <a href="http://www.behindthenetra.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.behindthenetra.com/</a> To find out more about myself, the work I am involved in or the show – visit <a href="http://www.anitagoyal.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.anitagoyal.com</a> Or to get in touch with me you can e-mail anita@anitagoyal.com.  Thank you for listening and for all your support.

EP. 39 | Relight Your Fire | "Brown Girls Like Jaspreet Kaur"

Ceramics by Jas is a handmade ceramic studio based in Singapore. The artist behind the brand is Jaspreet Kaur. Jaspreet is a hand builder and believes in creating pottery as a form of functional art- a form of beauty and elegance to be enjoyed every single day. Apart from pottery, Jaspreet enjoys travelling and a lot of her work is inspired by her travels across Europe. Jaspreet enjoys playing with colours and textures and creating simple everyday functional items which are a treat to the senses- to see, hold and use.

Ceramics by Jas is a handmade ceramic studio based in Singapore. The artist behind the brand is Jaspreet Kaur. Jaspreet is a hand builder and believes in creating pottery as a form of functional art- a form of beauty and elegance to be enjoyed every single day. Apart from pottery, Jaspreet enjoys travelling and a lot of her work is inspired by her travels across Europe. Jaspreet enjoys playing with colours and textures and creating simple everyday functional items which are a treat to the senses- to see, hold and use.

Finding Her Soul | Jaspreet Kaur | Episode 777

This week Indy &amp; Karan are joined by Jaspreet Kaur. Some also know her as the person behind "Behind The Netra". Jaspreet Kaur is an award-winning spoken word artist, educator, and author. She is one of the UK’s most critically acclaimed spoken word poets, and her work has been credited for tackling difficult subjects and helping raise awareness of serious social and political issues. Her debut book,  Brown Girl Like Me is set to release in February 2022.  You can pre-order her book now at: www.BrownGirlLikeMe.com0:00 - 1:11 Intro1:12 - 3:20 What is Behind The Netra3:21 - 23:23 Discussing Topknot Or Not23:24 - 26:12 Making Inroads To Writing The Script For Topknot Or Not26:13 - 31:35 A Quick Insight Into Getting A Book Published31:36 - 44:39 Inspiration For Writing Brown Girl Like Me44:40 - 59:49 Indy &amp; Karan's Battle With Anxiety, and Male Suicide Numbers Rising59:50 - 1:14:28 Learning About Punjabi History Outside Of School &amp; Uni 1:14:29 - 1:24:31 Studying Gender Studies &amp; Indy Doing Something Similar?1:24:31 - 1:31:01 Quickfire Questions Follow Us On:Instagram - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-instaFacebook - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-facebookSpotify - http://bit.ly/indy-and-drAlso available at all podcasting outlets.

This week Indy &amp; Karan are joined by Jaspreet Kaur. Some also know her as the person behind "Behind The Netra". Jaspreet Kaur is an award-winning spoken word artist, educator, and author. She is one of the UK’s most critically acclaimed spoken word poets, and her work has been credited for tackling difficult subjects and helping raise awareness of serious social and political issues.  Her debut book,  Brown Girl Like Me is set to release in February 2022.  You can pre-order her book now at: <a href="http://www.BrownGirlLikeMe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.BrownGirlLikeMe.com</a> 0:00 - 1:11 Intro 1:12 - 3:20 What is Behind The Netra 3:21 - 23:23 Discussing Topknot Or Not 23:24 - 26:12 Making Inroads To Writing The Script For Topknot Or Not 26:13 - 31:35 A Quick Insight Into Getting A Book Published 31:36 - 44:39 Inspiration For Writing Brown Girl Like Me 44:40 - 59:49 Indy &amp; Karan's Battle With Anxiety, and Male Suicide Numbers Rising 59:50 - 1:14:28 Learning About Punjabi History Outside Of School &amp; Uni 1:14:29 - 1:24:31 Studying Gender Studies &amp; Indy Doing Something Similar? 1:24:31 - 1:31:01 Quickfire Questions Follow Us On: Instagram - <a href="http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-insta" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-insta</a> Facebook - <a href="http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-facebook" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-facebook</a> Spotify - <a href="http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr</a> Also available at all podcasting outlets.