HeyJaredBasics of Sikhi Podcast
Basics of Sikhi Podcast is a relaxed talk show about Sikhism (Sikhi) and topics related. Most discussions and learning about Sikhi take place in a formal setting like a Gurdwara (Sikh temple), by way of Punjabi speaking Parchariks (educators) speaking to the congregation.
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Guru Nanak Didn’t Come to Create “Just Another Religion” | Satpal Singh (opens the original)
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Eight years to translate Japji Sahib into English poetry. Bhai Satpal Singh explains why it took that long. Bhai Satpal Singh, founder of Nanak Naam, joins Basics of Sikhi TV for a two and a half hour conversation about Gurbani, meditation and the project he could not put down: a poetic Japji Sahib English translation, set to music and structured as the question and answer that Guru Nanak Dev Ji's Bani has always been. He explains why the existing English translations of Japji Sahib never carrie
Experiences with Sant Baba Nand Singh Ji & Sant Baba Isher Singh Ji Nanaksar | Bhai Bahadar Singh (opens the original)
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An astrologer told Bhai Bahadar Singh’s family that he would live only until the age of 9. Now 87+, he shares the blessing he received from Baba Nand Singh Ji and his rare personal memories of Baba Isher Singh Ji of Nanaksar Kaleran. In this special BoS TV Gurmukh Series conversation, Bhai Bahadar Singh takes us from village Bagh in pre-Partition Punjab to Nanaksar, Baghdad and Britain. He recounts his family’s close relationship with Baba Nand Singh Ji, the years in which he received the darsha
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