Laughter Therapy - 10 March 2026 - How a Tuesday Morning in Melbourne Becomes the Best Part of the Day

Tuesday mornings have a quiet determination about them — the week has found its feet and there is still so much of it ahead. On Radio Haanji 1674 AM, that Tuesday energy is met with something warm and entirely welcome: a fresh episode of Laughter Therapy, where chutkule, bolian and bujaratan arrive before the day has had a chance to get serious. Today, hosts Sukh Parmar and Ranjodh Singh take the mic together, bringing a combination of energy and warmth that Melbourne's Punjabi community has come to genuinely love.

A Tuesday That Belongs to the Whole Community

There is something distinctive about the way Laughter Therapy approaches each new episode. The show does not arrive with a fixed script or a rehearsed routine — it arrives with an open phone line and a community that is ready to fill it with laughter. Sukh Parmar and Ranjodh Singh create the kind of hosting environment where every caller feels welcome, every joke lands with warmth and every moment of shared laughter feels like it belongs to everyone listening, not just the person who called in.

Tuesday on Radio Haanji 1674 AM with these two hosts carries its own personality. Their on-air chemistry is easy and natural, the kind that develops when two people genuinely enjoy what they are doing and genuinely care about the community they are doing it for. For Punjabi families across Melbourne tuning in during the school run, the morning commute or the first cup of chai at home, this combination of voices is familiar, trusted and reliably joyful.

Radio Haanji's podcast library has something for every member of the community — whether you want sharp current affairs analysis from Today Updates or thought-provoking global commentary from The Insight Report, the station serves the community across every mood and every moment. But Laughter Therapy remains the show that starts the day right, and today is no exception.

Young Callers, Big Hearts — The Children Who Make Every Episode Shine

The first half of every Laughter Therapy episode is dedicated to the youngest members of the Punjabi community, and Tuesday is where you are reminded just how extraordinary those young voices are. Children from across Melbourne call in live to share their chutkule, test the studio with bujaratan and fill the airwaves with the kind of spontaneous, unfiltered joy that no amount of production polish could ever replicate.

The chutkule that children bring to this show carry a very particular magic. They are often simple, occasionally surprising and always delivered with total conviction. Whether a young caller is sharing a riddle that stumps everyone in the room or reciting a bolian they have heard at home and made entirely their own, the effect on the listener is immediate — a smile, a laugh and a feeling of warmth that carries well into the rest of the morning.

What makes this segment so meaningful for the Punjabi community in Australia is the cultural thread running through every moment of it. These children are growing up between two worlds — the Australia they are building their futures in and the Punjab their families carry in their hearts. When they call in to share chutkule and bujaratan on Laughter Therapy, they are doing something far more significant than entertaining an audience. They are speaking their culture fluently, naturally and joyfully, on a platform that celebrates them for it. As a Punjabi kids show in Australia, this programme offers something genuinely rare: authentic cultural belonging delivered through laughter every single morning.

When the Adults Take the Mic — Community Warmth in the Second Half

As the show transitions into its second segment, the adults step forward and the tone shifts just slightly — a little more knowing, a little more nostalgic and every bit as funny. Callers from across the community join Sukh Parmar and Ranjodh Singh to share bolian, swap observations and contribute to the running conversation of warmth and humour that defines Laughter Therapy's second half.

The bolian shared in this segment have a quality that is specific to Punjabi expression — playful on the surface and often carrying a deeper layer of feeling underneath. They draw from shared experience, from the rhythms of community life and from the kind of observations that only make sense if you have lived them. For listeners tuning in as part of their daily routine, the adult segment of Laughter Therapy is as much about recognition as it is about laughter — hearing your own life reflected back with affection and a smile.

This is Indian community radio Melbourne at its most genuine — a space where the comedy is real, the connection is real and the community that shows up for it, every single morning, is the most real thing of all.

Why Laughter Therapy Holds a Special Place in Punjabi Podcasting in Australia

Laughter Therapy has done something that is genuinely difficult to engineer: it has become a daily habit for thousands of Punjabi families across Australia, not because it was marketed to them, but because someone they trusted told them it was worth their time. That kind of organic, community-built loyalty is the foundation of everything the show has achieved.

As a Punjabi comedy podcast, Laughter Therapy is distinguished by the fact that it does not perform community — it simply is community. The laughter that fills every episode comes from real callers, real families and real Punjabi life in Australia. Sukh Parmar and Ranjodh Singh do not manufacture warmth; they simply hold a space for it and let the community bring it in.

For anyone looking for a free Punjabi podcast online that delivers genuine joy without pretension, Laughter Therapy on Radio Haanji 1674 AM is the obvious answer. It arrives every weekday morning, it asks nothing more of you than a few minutes and an open heart, and it has never once failed to deliver exactly what it promises — a reason to smile before the day gets going.

Tune In and Never Miss a Morning of Laughter

Laughter Therapy is free to access every morning across all your favourite platforms. Here is how to listen:

Listen on Spotify — Follow the show and stream every episode directly from your Spotify library.

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Visit haanji.com.au to explore everything Radio Haanji 1674 AM has to offer the community. Wednesday morning is on its way, and Laughter Therapy will be right there — make sure you are too.

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