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Laughter Therapy 11 March 2026 - Your Wednesday Morning Smile Starts Here A Wednesday Morning Built Around Joy

There is something special about waking up to a voice that genuinely wants to make your day better. Every weekday morning, Laughter Therapy on Radio Haanji 1674 AM does exactly that for Punjabi families across Melbourne and beyond. On Wednesday, 11 March 2026, host Ranjodh Singh was back at the mic, bringing that familiar warmth and energy that listeners across Australia have come to count on. Whether you are packing school bags, sipping chai, or heading out the door, this show has a way of sending you off with a smile.

Laughter Therapy is not just a radio show. It is a daily ritual for the Punjabi community in Australia, a place where the humour, language and spirit of Punjab feel close, even from thousands of kilometres away. Today's episode carried on that tradition beautifully.

Little Voices, Big Laughs - The Kids Take the Mic

The first half of Laughter Therapy belongs to the children, and Wednesday was no different. Kids from across the Melbourne Punjabi community called in live to share their chutkule, bolian, bujaratan, and all the wonderful, unfiltered chatter that only children can deliver. There is an honesty and joy in the way young voices handle humour, and Ranjodh Singh has a natural gift for drawing the best out of every little caller.

The kids' segment is what makes this show genuinely unique among Punjabi podcasts in Australia. Chutkule flew thick and fast, bujaratan had listeners guessing, and the bolian carried that playful rhythm that connects generations. For parents listening along, these moments are a reminder of how beautifully culture travels when it is wrapped in laughter. If you have not yet heard the kids' segment of Laughter Therapy, it is reason enough to tune in every morning.

You can revisit some of the best recent episodes, including the Feb 20 Laughter Therapy with Ranjodh Singh and Yash, to get a feel for how the show brings children and families together each week.

The Community Joins In - Adults Keep the Laughter Going

Once the kids have had their moment, the grown-ups step in and the fun continues. The adult segment of Laughter Therapy draws callers who bring their own brand of wit and community humour, keeping the energy alive right through to the end of the show. Ranjodh Singh keeps the conversation flowing, warm and inclusive, making every caller feel like they are part of something bigger than a phone call.

This is what Indian community radio in Melbourne does at its best. It creates a shared space where people feel heard, celebrated and connected. The adult segment is not just entertainment; it is community building, one laugh at a time. Wednesday's show carried all of that spirit in full.

For a taste of the broader world of Radio Haanji content, the Binnu Dhillon Punjabi Podcast episode is well worth a listen for fans of Punjabi culture and entertainment.

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