Vaisakhi is more than just a festival, it is a vibrant journey from golden harvest fields to lively cultural fairs. In this audio podcast, Digital Producer Baljeet Kaur explores the historical roots of Vaisakhi, its deep connection with agriculture, and the rich traditions of Punjabi heritage that come alive during the celebrations.

In Canada, the “pressure” isn’t always direct - it can arrive through labels, accents, and the need to fit in. But Punjabi can also become a work language: a bridge in school districts, services, health care, and community life. Featuring Gurpreet Kaur (teacher), Raman Sangha (youth + cultural entrepreneur), and Harjit (parent). Ahead of Canada’s 2026 census cycle, the question returns: where does Punjabi live?

Punjabi language documentary (Part 1): In Punjab, Punjabi isn’t just a language question — it’s a place question. Baljeet leads a scene‑driven radio documentary with interview voices that ask one central question:
Punjabi in crisis… or Punjabi changing?

From school corridors to status, to the rozi-roti calculations, Baljeet follows voices from Jalandhar and beyond. Featuring Rajwant Kaur, Dr. Ominder Johal, a retired Army officer, and Malti (who came from UP to Punjab).

Episode 2 carries the same question into Canada - Surrey schools, labels, accents, and the roti‑rozī reality of Punjabi in public life.