In this episode, Safa and Faaiz sit down to discuss a topic that nearly doesn't get enough attention in Pakistan - the importance of creating safe inclusive public spaces for women.

Faaiz and Safa analyze Lahore’s temporary lockdown as a response to smog, highlighting the need for sustainable solutions like global urban planning examples to combat long-term air pollution.

Tracing Pakistani cricket and society from pre-partition to today, we unpack how the cricket team has uniquely reflected the country’s essence in each era – its resilience, conflicts, corruption, and identity.

Tracing cycling’s decline in Pakistan from a beloved childhood pastime to an impracticality, Safa and Faaiz analyze the infrastructural, societal and cultural obstacles that prevent it from becoming mainstream, and envision what it would take to transform cities like Bogota did into pedal-powered utopias.

Analyzing book reading’s decline as a habitual past time despite its enriching impact, Safa and Faaiz reflect on cultural shifts behind this trend, sharing personal anecdotes and envisioning communal spaces like book circles to reinvigorate reading in Pakistan.

What's HamSukhan? Why HamSukhan? Join us as we, Faaiz and Safa, talk about what led to the creation of this platform.