A Class Analysis of the Arab Spring w/ Anand Gopal (E61)

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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

Ambiguous Loss and Diasporic Parenting w/ Shui-yin Sharon Yam (E225)

Over the past few years, I’ve had to reckon with loss and grief that felt unresolved, and perhaps unresolvable. It’s something we’re all dealing with in different ways. When loved ones die, we know they’re dead. Everything that comes with that remains horrible, even maybe unbeara ...  Show more

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