• S2 EP 23: Storytelling for Change: Qazi Junaid Naseer on Media, Culture & Impact

  • Mar 13 2025
  • Length: 41 mins
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S2 EP 23: Storytelling for Change: Qazi Junaid Naseer on Media, Culture & Impact

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  • In Episode 24 of The Discovery Pod With Eve, hosts Eve Richards and Alicia Dawn Hampton sit down with award-winning TV producer and director Qazi Junaid Naseer to explore the transformative power of storytelling in media. With an impressive career at Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV), Qazi has produced compelling dramas, documentaries, and music videos that tackle social justice, labor rights, technology, and cultural diversity.

    Beyond television, his work in radio and film delves into themes of identity and human connection, earning him prestigious accolades, including PTV Awards and the Governor’s Medal for Excellence. From his early days as a live radio host to his current role as Controller Presentation at PTV Headquarters, Qazi shares his journey, creative process, and the responsibility of media in shaping societal narratives.

    Join us for an insightful conversation on how storytelling can challenge perspectives, bridge cultures, and spark meaningful change.

    #TheDiscoveryPodWithEve #EveRichards #AliciaDawnHampton #QaziJunaidNaseer #Storytelling #Filmmaking #SocialImpact #Media #CulturalDiversity #Identity #PTV
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