Sarbpreet Singh

Sarbpreet Singh is a renowned playwright, commentator, poet, and the writer and narrator of The Story of the Sikhs. His work has been highly acclaimed and praised by many for its honest portrayal of Sikh history and its spiritual teachings. He is also the author of Kultar's Mime, a powerful poem that delves into the 1984 Sikh Genocide. Sarbpreet's commentary and articles have been featured on several reputable news outlets, including NPR's Morning Edition and Worldview, The Huffington Post, and The Boston Herald, to name a few. He is highly regarded for his insights in Sikhism and social justice issues. In addition to his literary achievements, Sarbpreet is the founder and director of the Gurmat Sangeet Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving traditional Sikh music. He also serves on the boards of various non-profits that focus on service and social justice. Sarbpreet's work primarily revolves around podcasts, and his discourses offer an in-depth analysis of Sikh history and spirituality. You can listen to his podcast on SikhNet Play’s catalog, where you will be able to find a collection of his works that showcase his teachings. To get a glimpse of his work and insights, you can also follow him on social media, such as Twitter and Facebook, where he regularly posts about his latest projects and opinions. His book, Kultar's Mime, is available for purchase on Amazon, and you can read his columns on SikhChic, where he writes about issues concerning the Sikh community. We are proud to have Sarbpreet Singh as a part of our community and to share his work with our audience. We hope that through his teachings, people will gain a deeper understanding of Sikhism and the path to spiritual enlightenment.