Shifting Towards Climate-Just Mobility w/ Anne Kretzschmar (E65)

Shifting Towards Climate-Just Mobility w/ Ann...

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Surviving Sisi's Egypt w/ Abdelrahman ElGendy (E227)

One thing you’ll get from this episode - and from reading Abdelrahman’s memoir Huna: A Memoir of Revolution, Prison, and Becoming recounting his six years in Sisi’s nightmarish prisons in Egypt - is a lot of empathy, not just towards what he went through, what others like Ayman M ...  Show more

Arab Parenthood and Genocide (E226)

Last time, I sat down with Shui-yin Sharon Yam to talk about ambiguous loss, diasporic parenting and grieving the what-ifs. Thank you to those who sent me nice feedback about that one. As you might imagine, it wasn’t an easy one to record, but it felt necessary after I realised t ...  Show more

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