Dr. Jasbir Singh Romana is a distinguished name in South Asian broadcasting in British Columbia, Canada. With over two decades of impactful media presence, he has become a trusted voice among Punjabi-speaking communities across the region. Before moving to Canada, Dr. Romana was a respected columnist, contributing analytical and thought-provoking pieces on socio-political issues to leading Punjabi newspapers in Punjab. In Canada, he has covered key municipal, provincial, and federal developments, and has interviewed renowned personalities at both national and international levels. Known for his ethical journalism, balanced perspective, and a signature blend of critical insight with light humor, Dr. Romana engages a broad and diverse audience with depth and clarity. Fluent in English and Punjabi, and conversational in Hindi and Urdu, he bridges cultures, communities, and generations through meaningful dialogue, inclusive storytelling, and a deep understanding of the immigrant experience.

Raminder Pal Singh Kang is a respected community leader and communicator. He brings two decades of experience in South Asian media, where he has used storytelling and communication to spotlight community concerns and connect with diverse audiences. He has equally long experience in social services currently serving as the Director of Settlement and Integration Services in one of the largest non-profit organisations of BC, where he leads impactful programs supporting immigrants, refugees, and marginalized communities across British Columbia. He has volunteered for over 15 years with the InterCultural Online Health Network (iCON), a UBC Faculty of Medicine initiative dedicated to chronic disease prevention and culturally responsive health education. In addition, he has been a volunteer Master Trainer with the University of Victoria’s Chronic Disease Self-Management Program, having delivered workshops throughout the province. He is fluent in English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu. A passionate writer and poet, he creates original work in both Urdu and Punjabi. Dr. Kang also serves as the President of the Board of Directors of the Canada Urdu Association, a three-decade old literary organization promoting Urdu language and culture in BC. In 2025, he was appointed as a public member to the Council of the College of Veterinarians of British Columbia, underscoring his leadership across public, non-profit, and cultural sectors.

A Versatile Media Personality RJ Reema began her journey in the world of broadcasting in 2003 as a radio jockey with FM Rainbow. Her talent and dedication quickly propelled her career, and while working with All India Radio, she expanded her presence internationally, lending her voice and hosting skills to radio stations in New Zealand, Australia, the USA, the UK, and Canada. In addition to her radio career, RJ Reema has made a significant mark as a television anchor with DD Punjabi, where she has hosted a variety of popular shows including Meri Kala, Zayka, Khas Khabar Ek Nazar, Sajjri Sver, Umran De Painde, and Aaja Mera Pind Vekh Le. Based in Jalandhar, Punjab, she is also a successful entrepreneur, running her own media company RG Multimedia, which specializes in graphics and audio production services. Beyond her professional achievements, RJ Reema is deeply committed to social causes. She is the founder of the NGO Smile Please, which focuses on the well-being and education of underprivileged students. With her dynamic presence in both media and community service, RJ Reema continues to inspire and impact lives across the globe.

Jinny Sims has spent a lifetime listening, leading, and lifting up the voices that too often go unheard. Now, as the host of a radio talk show, she’s bringing that same energy to the airwaves connecting communities, sparking bold conversations, and holding power to account. Before stepping behind the mic, Jinny built a legacy as a fearless public advocate whether as President of the BC Teachers’ Federation, an MLA/Minister in British Columbia, or a Member of Parliament in Ottawa. In every role, she fought for fairness, equity, and opportunity, always grounded in the lived realities of everyday people. Jinny’s radio show is more than just talk. It’s a platform for the issues that matter. With sharp insight and deep roots in the community, she tackles everything from education and healthcare to workers' rights and democracy itself. She's not here to play it safe. She’s here to ask the hard questions, amplify real stories, and make sure the public has a voice in the debates shaping their lives. In a time of polarization and noise, Jinny Sims brings clarity, compassion, and conviction. She's still fighting for people — only now, everyone can tune in.

Jashanpreet Grewal is a Show Producer at Swift Radio, responsible for overseeing and producing all on-air programming. With over a year of experience in the media industry, she brings a strong background in content development, guest coordination, and audience engagement. Jashanpreet holds a diploma in Business Management from Humber College, Toronto, where she developed a strategic understanding of media operations and organizational leadership. Her past work includes designing successful radio contests, coordinating guest appearances, and actively participating in community outreach initiatives, including food bank volunteer programs. She is committed to delivering high-quality, impactful radio programming that reflects both creativity and professionalism. Jashanpreet’s dedication to both content and community makes her a valuable contributor to the Swift Radio team.

Irfan Siddiq is a dynamic Radio Jockey with 8 years of on-air experience, celebrated for his humor, versatility, and ability to connect with diverse audiences. Fluent in multiple languages, he brings energy and authenticity to every show. Known for interviewing high-profile personalities, Irfan also has a deep passion for Punjabi poetry and showcases his multi-talented personality both on and off the mic.

Gurshabad Kang is a dynamic voice in radio and beyond — a refined broadcaster, thoughtful writer, and dedicated community leader. She brings depth, insight, and a powerful perspective to every conversation she leads. A lifelong student and tireless advocate, Gurshabad’s background in psychology and her current pursuit of law reflect her commitment to understanding the human experience and challenging the systems that shape it. Her work and volunteer efforts span across organizations devoted to mental health, equity, and grassroots change, all driven by her unwavering belief in the power of community, representation, and storytelling. Fluent in English, Hindi, and Punjabi, Gurshabad seamlessly connects with diverse audiences, bridging generations and cultures. Whether she's addressing global affairs, local struggles, or the quiet complexities of everyday life, her voice is grounded, inclusive, and unapologetically honest. Passionate about creating a more just and compassionate world, Gu

Angrej Singh Brar is a versatile professional, blending his expertise as a realtor and mortgage broker with his creative pursuits as a writer and actor. In addition to his career, he is deeply committed to community activism, striving to make a positive impact and advocate for meaningful change. His diverse skill set allows him to connect with people from all walks of life, helping them achieve their dreams while also contributing to the greater good.

Professor Harinderjeet Sandhu is a respected community leader and lifelong educationist with a deep passion for learning, literature, and advocacy. Fluent in Panjabi, Hindi, and English, he brings a rich perspective shaped by multiple Master’s Degrees in Education, Panjabi Literature, and Philosophy of Education, along with years of teaching experience at various colleges in Punjab.

After immigrating to Canada, he continued his academic journey with a Diploma in Power Engineering from BCIT, while staying closely connected to language and culture. He has shared his voice as a radio host on Radio RIM JHIM, a television host with I.T. Productions, and as a stage host for numerous community events celebrating Panjabi Heritage.

A dedicated social advocate, Professor Sandhu has served for over ten years as General Secretary of the Indo-Canadian Workers Association. In his spare time, he enjoys reading historical biographies and tending his home garden. His talk show offers thoughtful analysis, discussions on social issues, and engaging Panjabi Folklore.

Manimugdha Sharma, or Mani, is your friendly neighbourhood newshound who keeps you informed and also, occasionally, amused. A true blue Indian who speaks chaste Hindustani and breathes Bollywood, Mani brings the myriad flavours of a multicultural and pluralist India to Swift AM 1200 Radio. A historian by training, Mani believes scholarship should speak to the public. Before moving to Canada, Mani spent fifteen years meeting deadlines at India's leading national dailies—The Times of India, Hindustan Times, and The Indian Express. He is also the proud author of Allahu Akbar: Understanding the Great Mughal in Today’s India (Bloomsbury, 2019) — a book not taught in WhatsApp University. Hear him weekdays, 7-9 AM, only on Swift AM 1200.

Maninder Grewal is a reporter, broadcaster, and social media creator with Swift Radio, covering issues that matter across Canada, Punjab, and India. A full-blooded Punjabi, he arrived in Canada as an international student, finding a new home in the sprawling greens of the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford. He then moved to the Metro Vancouver region where he has earned his spurs in journalism. Maninder is a trusted voice when it comes to issues involving the South Asian diaspora: from organised crime to Punjab politics to issues about international students and everything else that falls by the wayside for other media. Maninder works across formats: from analog to digital media with a singular purpose—to tell a story that so many others have missed, to give a voice to a community that is often talked about but rarely listened to. A story for Maninder is a window into the life and travails of the South Asian community. He brings a rare quality to his work—empathy. And that is what makes his reporting so special. People feel connected and informed—an ideal outcome that any newsperson hopes to achieve. At Swift, he makes the South Asian community feel connected to their roots thousands of miles away from home.