พอดคาสท์ Zahra Hassan ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Ep 13 | How to Make a Marriage Work 1:00:56

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I talk about our best understanding of what are the requirements and skills needed to make a marriage work. ______________ 🔴Worried your dating app strategy isn’t working? Let me teach you mine! Sign Up for my Free 1 Hour Webinar where I go through my exact approach on the dating apps that gets you in f…

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Survival and Statehood in Ukraine — with Yaroslav Trofimov and Faisal Al Yafai 56:34

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In this week’s episode of The Lede, New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai is joined by The Wall Street Journal’s chief foreign affairs correspondent, Yaroslav Trofimov, for a discussion about modern Ukraine and Trofimov’s new novel, “No Country for Love,” set in the country’s turbulent early 20th century. Produced by Finbar Anderson…

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End of an Era: Israel and the Arab World Before and After Hassan Nasrallah — with Kareem Shaheen, Yair Wallach and Faisal Al Yafai 53:32

12d ago53:32

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In this week’s episode, New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai discusses the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah and the outsize role the Hezbollah leader had in the Arab world and Israel with the magazine’s Middle East Editor Kareem Shaheen and Yair Wallach, a reader in Israeli studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London. Further read…

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Ep 12 | How to Choose a Spouse 23:39

13d ago23:39

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, I (just me! AJ will be back next week Bi’Iznillah) talk about the right criteria to have in mind when choosing a spouse. ____________ 🔴Worried your dating app strategy isn’t working? Let me teach you mine! Sign Up for my Free 1 Hour Webinar where I go through my exact approach on the dating apps that gets you …

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Mpox, HIV/Aids and Africa’s Evolving Pandemic Response — with Winnie Byanyima and Kwangu Liwewe 30:04

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On this episode of Global Insights on The Lede, the executive director of the joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS, Winnie Byanyima, joins New Lines’ Kwangu Liwewe to examine the global response to the mpox outbreak in Africa, and how it relates to the continent’s past and ongoing struggle against HIV. Produced by Finbar Anderson…

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Legacies of Violence in Israel and Palestine - with Omer Bartov and Lisa Goldman 57:36

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On this week’s episode of The Lede, renowned professor of Holocaust and genocide studies Omer Bartov of Brown University joins New Lines’ Lisa Goldman to discuss his recent trip to Israel and how his position in the debate on genocide has fundamentally changed. Produced by Finbar Andersonโดย New Lines Magazine

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The Price of Investigative Journalism — with Paul Caruana Galizia and Faisal Al Yafai 1:01:33

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For this first episode of the new season of The Lede, New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai sits down with journalist Paul Caruana Galizia, whose mother was murdered in Malta as a result of her reporting, to discuss the importance of investigative journalism and the terrible price it can exact. Produced by Finbar Anderson…

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Listen Again: Looking Twice at the History of Eyeliner — with Zahra Hankir and Ola Salem 41:59

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As The Lede takes a summer break, listen again to one of our favorite conversations from the past year, which was shortlisted in the International Women's Podcast Awards. This week, we go back to a conversation between Zahra Hankir, author of “Eyeliner: A Cultural History,” and New Lines’ Ola Salem about the fascinating history of the humble eyelin…

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Listen Again: Toxic Masculinity Online in Kenya and South Africa — with Caroline Kimeu, Rosie Motene and Kwangu Liwewe 28:44

2M ago28:44

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As Global Insights on The Lede takes a summer break, listen again to one of our favorite episodes from the past year. We published this episode about the rise of toxic masculinity in Kenya and South Africa following the murders of two Kenyan women this January, with insight from South African author Rosie Motene and Caroline Kimeu, The Guardian’s E…

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From the UK to Dubai: The Journey of Principal Lisa, Dubai’s Godmother 33:33

2M ago33:33

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In this warm episode of The Playground Podcast, our host Shamim Kassibawi sits down with Principal Lisa, a beloved figure known as the "godmother" to countless children in Dubai. With a huge following on social media and a reputation for being a beacon of support to families, Principal Lisa shares her inspiring story. Growing up, she always knew sh…

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Ep 11 | How Should Money be Managed in Marriage? 54:14

2M ago54:14

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I discuss how to talk about and manage money in a healthy way both during the talking stage and after marriage. 🔴Want to see what it’s like to work with me? Join our Discord! Continue the conversation from this Podcast, and find out what it’s like to work with me. You can also find Promo codes and disco…

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The Battle for the Future of the Democratic Party — with Eman Abdelhadi, David Faris and Danny Postel 41:39

2M ago41:39

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On this week’s episode of The Lede, sociologist Eman Abdelhadi and David Faris, author of “It’s Time To Fight Dirty: How Democrats Can Build a Lasting Majority in American Politics,” join New Lines’ Danny Postel in Chicago to discuss the ongoing battle to determine the future of the Democratic Party. Further reading: Kamala’s Progressive Skeptics P…

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Inside America’s Foreign Policy Machine — with Jasmine El-Gamal and Faisal Al Yafai 1:02:14

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Ex-Pentagon adviser Jasmine El-Gamal sits down with New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai on The Lede for a wide-ranging discussion that covers her time working as a translator during the Iraq War and at Guantanamo Bay, the unique perspective she gained working as an adviser to the Pentagon for three U.S. defense secretaries, and Joe Biden’s failures on Gaza.…

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Ep 10 | How Important is Attraction in Marriage? 1:04:30

2M ago1:04:30

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I discuss how attraction should factor into your talking stage, and how to address loss of attraction during marriage. 🔴Want to see what it’s like to work with me? I hold Free Office Hours twice a month in our Discord group exclusively for Muslim Women. You can also find Promo codes and discounts for ou…

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Ep 9 | How to Handle Boredom in Marriage 1:06:31

2M ago1:06:31

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I discuss how to tackle boredom and disconnection in marriage. Want to see what it’s like to work with me? I hold Free Office Hours twice a month in our Discord group exclusively for Muslim Women. You can also find Promo codes and discounts for our Programs and Classes exclusive for community members. C…

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Lebanon Under the Threat of War — with Lina Mounzer, Faysal Itani and Faisal Al Yafai 42:00

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Lebanon is no stranger to conflict. For many of its citizens, a vicious 15-year civil war and a short but brutal war with Israel in 2006 are within living memory. Now, another conflict simmers on the country’s southern border with Israel and threatens every day to expand across the country. New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai speaks to Lebanese translator a…

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Zahra Abdalla's story - I am more than my past 29:17

2M ago29:17

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In this enlightening episode of The Playground, Shamim Kassibawi welcomes Zahra Abdalla, a mother of three teenage boys, award-winning cookbook author, entrepreneur, and creative director. As the first mother of teenagers to join the podcast, Zahra brings a fresh and insightful perspective to the conversation. Join us as Zahra shares her journey an…

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Inside the British Isles: A Foreign Correspondent’s View — with Michael Peel, Barbara Serra and Karl Sharro 39:28

3M ago39:28

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In 100 episodes on The Lede over five seasons, we have had the pleasure of interviewing politicians, authors, academics, thinkers, explorers and plenty of journalists. To celebrate our 100th episode, we held a live event in front of an audience to discuss how the United Kingdom is viewed from an outsider’s perspective. Our guests were the foreign c…

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Soccer’s Rising Stars of African Origin — with Segun Odegbami and Ponga Liwewe 33:24

3M ago33:24

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On this episode of Global Insights on The Lede, host Kwangu Liwewe discusses the inexorable rise of soccer stars of African origin with former Nigeria player Segun “The Mathematical” Odegbami and soccer journalist Ponga Liwewe. Produced by Finbar Andersonโดย New Lines Magazine

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Trump’s Second Coming — With Meredith McCarroll, Danny Postel and Faisal Al Yafai 40:29

3M ago40:29

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On this week’s episode of The Lede, host Faisal Al Yafai catches up with New Lines Politics Editor Danny Postel from Milwaukee, where Postel has been attending the Republican National Convention. Their conversation comes after a momentous week in U.S. politics that not only saw an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a campaign…

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Ep 8 | Divorce & Breakups 1:10:00

3M ago1:10:00

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I discuss the common underlying causes of divorce, our own experiences, and how to start the recovery process. Tired of months and months of go-nowhere talking stages? Sort out who is who in your inbox by taking our One Hour Masterclass: The Beginner’s Guide to How Men Think on July 27, 2024. Limited sp…

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Modern Parenting with Hassan Al Sheikh 31:31

3M ago31:31

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Welcome to another insightful episode of "The Playground Podcast"! This week, we're thrilled to have our first male guest, the renowned media personality and father of three, Hassan Al Sheikh. Join us as we delve into the intricacies of modern-day parenting with Hassan, who shares his wisdom and experiences on raising children in today's fast-paced…

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America’s Autocratic Future? — With Mark Danner 54:29

3M ago54:29

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On this week’s episode of The Lede, veteran journalist Mark Danner joins New Lines’ Politics Editor Danny Postel for a discussion on Donald Trump, Joe Biden and the possible autocratic future looming ahead for America. Further reading: The Mass Psychology of Trumpism — Watch the accompanying video here The United Auto Workers Rejected Trump. Member…

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Identity, Belonging and Reporting the World — With Hala Gorani and Faisal Al Yafai 44:53

3M ago44:53

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On this episode of The Lede, veteran CNN correspondent Hala Gorani sits down with New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai for a discussion on identity and belonging following the publication of her new memoir, “But You Don’t Look Arab: And Other Tales of Unbelonging.”โดย New Lines Magazine

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A New Life in Lockdown: Tala Ardalan's Story of Motherhood and Healing 29:53

3M ago29:53

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In this heartfelt and candid episode of The Playground, we sit down with Tala Ardalan, a new mother who bravely shares her journey through the challenges of parenting during the 2020 Covid pandemic. Tala opens up about the two years she battled depression, the struggle to manage her social circle, and the empowering process of learning to say no an…

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Ep 7 | How to Recognize Red Flags 1:01:42

3M ago1:01:42

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I discuss how to recognize red flags associated with possible manipulators early in the talking stage, as well as how relationships with them typically proceed. This information is intended to be an additional resource to help single people find a safe individual to be their spouse. Please understand th…

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Juggling Work, Family, and Self-Care With Dina Butti 28:36

4M ago28:36

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In this heartfelt episode of The Playground, we are joined by the incredible Dina Butti, an Egyptian/Canadian TV presenter, content creator, and voiceover artist. Dina, a mother of two energetic boys, shares her deeply personal journey through motherhood, starting with the shocking moment she lost her job the same week she discovered she was pregna…

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Britain’s Boring Election? — With Lydia Wilson and Kwangu Liwewe 23:23

4M ago23:23

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In this edition of Global Insights, New Lines Culture Editor Lydia Wilson sits down with host Kwangu Liwewe to discuss the upcoming election in the United Kingdom, which despite potentially heralding a change in government for the first time in 14 years, seems to be a bit lackluster. Produced by Finbar Anderson…

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Ep 6 | Loyalty & Trust 1:21:56

4M ago1:21:56

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I discuss loyalty and trust in the context of infidelity, social media, and checking each other’s phones. Tired of months and months of go-nowhere talking stages? Sort out who is who in your inbox by taking our One Hour Masterclass: The Beginner’s Guide to How Men Think on July 27, 2024. Limited spaces …

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The End of Populism in the World’s Largest Democracy? — With Shruti Kapila and Surbhi Gupta 37:12

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On this week’s podcast, Cambridge University academic Shruti Kapila, author of “Violent Fraternity: Indian Political Thought in the Global Age,” sits down with New Lines’ Surbhi Gupta to discuss the shock Indian election result and what it means for the future of the world’s largest democracy. Further listening: The War on India’s Free Press — With…

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Gaza and a Changing Middle East — With Ruth Michaelson, Chloe Cornish, Tara Kangarlou and Faisal Al Yafai 40:36

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While the conflict in Gaza plays out on a tiny strip of land a fraction of the size of Los Angeles, its impact on the wider Middle East region has been huge. New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai speaks to the Guardian’s Ruth Michaelson, Chloe Cornish of the Financial Times and independent journalist Tara Kangarlou to assess how the war has changed the politi…

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Ep 5 | How to Find a Spouse 1:05:00

4M ago1:05:00

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I discuss how and where to find a spouse. Ready to join the Waitlist for the Beginner’s Guide to How Men Think: A One Hour Intensive? Email us the phrase “I want to join the waitlist” right here ➡️ support@zahrahassancoaching.com. Looking for more practical advice to help you navigate finding a spouse o…

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Everest’s 100-Year Mystery — With Wade Davis and Finbar Anderson 44:13

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On June 8, 1924, two climbers set off for what they hoped would be the first-ever summit of Mount Everest. As the mist closed in around them high up the mountain, they would never be seen alive again. A century later, the mystery of whether they reached the top continues to inspire fascination and debate, but is perhaps not the most interesting thi…

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Ep 4 | The Gender Wars 1:09:22

5M ago1:09:22

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I address the gender wars. We discuss opposing views, the reasoning behind them, and how they lead to misunderstandings between the two groups. Looking for more practical advice to help you navigate finding a spouse or restoring calm in your marriage? Then follow us on Instagram @zahrahasssancoaching.co…

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Filling the Vacuum: Russia’s Forays Into Africa — With Amie Ferris-Rotman and Kwangu Liwewe 28:21

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In the two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian influence in Africa was at a low ebb. But that’s all changed, New Lines Global News Editor Amie Ferris-Rotman tells Kwangu Liwewe on this week’s Global Insights on The Lede. Ferris-Rotman and Liwewe discuss Russia’s past in Africa and its more recent neocolonialist enterprises on th…

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Populism and Power in Mexico’s Historic Election — With Alma Guillermoprieto 43:51

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Veteran Mexican correspondent Alma Guillermoprieto joins New Lines’ Danny Postel on The Lede for a discussion about how the upcoming election in Mexico is actually not about the two leading candidates, her sadness about the current situation in Nicaragua, and her secret — the celebrated journalist is not interested in politics. Produced by Finbar A…

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Rethinking Radicalization — With Elizabeth Pearson and Lydia Wilson 36:33

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On this week’s episode of The Lede, New Lines' Lydia Wilson sits down with extremism researcher Elizabeth Pearson, whose book “Extreme Britain: Gender, Masculinity and Radicalisation,” was published in December 2023. Pearson explains how her research challenged established thinking around extremism, and how she came to the understanding that misogy…

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Ep 3 | The Mental Load 1:02:02

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I talk about how to manage and share the mental load of responsibilities that comes with running a household. This issue is likely one of the leading causes of divorce in younger people, and it is vital to have a system in place to make sure everyone’s contributions feel fair. Looking for more practical…

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Egg Freezing: Hope or Hype? 40:04

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Welcome to another insightful episode of The Playground! Today, we are thrilled to have the incredibly multifaceted Nina Zandnia as our guest. Nina, a Persian/Swedish dynamo who grew up between New York and Sweden, is now making waves in Dubai. As a TV Presenter, United Nations Speaker, Producer, Director, Public Speaker, and Moderator, Nina has ha…

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Bosnia’s Dark Past and Murky Present, and a Vision for the Future — With Jasmin Mujanović and Faisal Al Yafai 55:31

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On this week’s episode of The Lede, New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai sits down with Jasmin Mujanović for a discussion on nationhood in Bosnia and Herzegovina after the genocide of the 1990s, its current political challenges and Mujanović’s argument for a liberal democratic future in Bosnia. Mujanović dissects his new book, “The Bosniaks, Nationhood After…

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Ep 2 | The First Year of Marriage 58:44

5M ago58:44

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Send us a text In this week’s episode, AJ and I talk about the challenges that come up during the first year of marriage. We discuss how to establish a good foundation of healthy conflict resolution and support to build a happy and thriving relationship, In Sha Allah! Looking for more practical advice to help you navigate finding a spouse or restor…

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The Untold Story of the Vagabond Princess Gulbadan — With Ruby Lal and Rasha Elass 46:40

6M ago46:40

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Ruby Lal’s new biography of the Mughal Princess Gulbadan brings to life the princess’s remarkable seven-year pilgrimage, from her home in the harem of her nephew Emperor Akbar in India to the holy city of Mecca. Surviving shipwrecks and expulsion orders from the Ottoman Sultan, Gulbadan eventually returned to India where she would go on to write gr…

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Ep 1 | The Talking Stage 59:17

6M ago59:17

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Send us a text In this episode, AJ and I review the most common questions of clients regarding the Talking Stage from both the women and men's perspectives. Then we discuss our own courtship, including how we met! Looking for more practical advice to help you navigate finding a spouse or restoring calm in your marriage? Then follow us on Instagram …

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Living in a State of Hopelessness: On the Ground in Israel – With Lisa Goldman and Kwangu Liwewe 26:59

6M ago26:59

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New Lines Contributing Editor Lisa Goldman has spent much of her life living and working in Israel, but her most recent reporting trip revealed a side of the country she had not seen before. “It’s unprecedented,” she tells New Lines Africa Editor Kwangu Liwewe on Global Insights. “Israelis feel for the very first time that their army couldn’t prote…

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On the Ground in Gaza — With Arwa Damon and Faisal Al Yafai 35:46

6M ago35:46

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“Going into Gaza, that pit of fear was more like a web that sat on my chest and never settled.” Arwa Damon has been in plenty of war zones, but going into Gaza was unlike anything she’s yet experienced. The veteran CNN correspondent joins New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai on The Lede for a conversation about her recent humanitarian mission into the Palest…

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A Portal to Another World: Translating Early Arabic Poetry — With James Montgomery and Lydia Wilson 53:43

6M ago53:43

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Early Arabic hunting poetry showcases a fascinating overlap between the pre-Islamic world, which was dominated by the concepts of fate and time, and the post-Islamic world, in which the standout theme was an omniscient or omnipotent god. “The wise thing about the poetry is it doesn’t seek to reconcile the two, it allows both to coexist,” says Montg…

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Rethinking Nasser: A New Look at One of the Arab World's Most Polarizing Figures — With Alex Rowell and Joshua Martin 36:43

6M ago36:43

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For Alex Rowell, the need to reassess the legacy of former Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser has only increased in the decades since the death of the hugely influential figure, and especially recently. “If you just take a moment to look at the Arab Spring and the countries in which the largest protests occurred, and the regimes against which mi…

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Democracy and Controversy in the World's Largest Elections — With Surbhi Gupta and Kwangu Liwewe 29:36

7M ago29:36

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In a year of elections across the globe, none will be bigger in scale than that in India, where nearly 1 billion people are eligible to vote. “In the seven decades since India got its independence, democracy has been its identity,” Surbhi Gupta tells Kwangu Liwewe on the first episode of Global Insights on The Lede. Gupta and Liwewe discuss the var…

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In the Firing Line — With Joumana Haddad and Faisal Al Yafai 48:14

7M ago48:14

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“War changes you. It doesn’t necessarily make you a tougher person or a better person or a worse person, but it is a training on the art of dying,” Joumana Haddad tells New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai. “I’ve always thought about that ever since I can remember. And it’s not easy to live while thinking you can die any minute.” The author and activist expl…

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One Day on TV: Israel's Media War — With Laliv Melamed and Lisa Goldman 51:12

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After the attacks in Israel on Oct. 7 last year that sparked the current war in Gaza, Laliv Melamed watched as Israeli society came together to mourn its victims — and also closed itself off. It was a phenomenon she recognized from previous conflicts. “The entire public sphere becomes like a collective body that is orchestrating around this war eff…

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