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The Nameless Collective Podcast is hosted by Milan Singh, Naveen Girn & Paneet Singh - a trio of historians, researchers and explorers who travel to the archive to rediscover history, solve...
On January 9th, 1915 - just two days before his execution - Bhai Mewa Singh wrote a letter to the community in Stockton. With the help of co...
The first challenge to Canada’s discriminatory “Continuous Journey” regulation took place on February 14, 1908, less than a month after the...
Special Podcast Alert: The impact of the Farmer’s protest has reverberated around the world. This week Milan, Paneet and Naveen examine The...
S03E05: The Indian independence movement was seen as seditious and illegal, and supporting this movement and any anti-British activism from...
S02E04: Activist. Preacher. Harvard graduate. Anti-British. We follow the intriguing life of Teja Singh; from an anti-British activist in a...
S02E03: Who really was William C. Hopkinson? We try to demystify the complicated man and his obsession with the local South Asian community....
S02E02: Described as the "smartest dressed East Indian in Vancouver" Bela Singh was a British informant accused of several crimes, including...
We're back! Season 2 of The Nameless Collective Podcast is here after a long hiatus, and we've got five episodes full of surprises, stories,...
Blackface. Model minorities. Bill 21. Racism. It's the Canadian Federal Election, and The Nameless Collective discuss the burden of represen...
A federal building in Vancouver is officially un-named, and a mural emerges in its place. This special episode of The Nameless Collective Po...
Although we're working on Season 2 of The Nameless Collective Podcast, we decided to release a special episode to comment on the media storm...
When do people of colour enter the archive? "When we’re buying property or breaking the law." In 1914, Mewa Singh shot William C. Hopkinson...
Hopkinson is overwhelmed. The passengers retaliate. This episode we wrap up our conversation about the Komagata Maru and share stories about...
What's there left to say about the Komagata Maru, 103 years after the boat was turned away from Canada on July 23? Naveen, Milan and Paneet...
Spy games. This week The Nameless Collective analyze declassified government documents regarding a New Year’s Eve gathering in Vancouver’s C...
Conspiracy. Revolution. Independence. The Ghadar movement was a revolutionary call for Indian independence from the British Empire in the ea...
The first Sikh wedding at the Second Avenue Gurdwara (Khalsa Diwan Society) in Vancouver was also an intercultural union. Annie Wright and M...
Detention, deportation, and the prevention of family reunification. In Episode 2 we chat about the lives of the few South Asian women allowe...
Welcome to The Nameless Collective Podcast , hosted by Naveen Girn, Milan Singh & Paneet Singh - a trio of historians and storytellers fasci...