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Tankie Group Therapy #13: We consider the matter closed
On Day 191 the tankie therapy group convenes (Joe Emersberger , Rob Rousseau , Mikey Inouye , Sina Rahmani , Alex Aviña but for an analytical discussion about Iran's missiles hitting Israeli airbases the day before. A summary...
The Mass Hannibal Event of October 7th w/ William Van Wagenen
Investigative journalist William Van Wagenenfrom returns to the podcast to discuss his deep dive into what really happened on Oct 7th. Watch this episode on our YouTube channel Check out the article, "What Really Happened on...
Concrete Imaginings: Building a Liberated Palestine, Panel 3
Introductory Remarks by Professor Frances Hasso PANEL 3 “Seeing Palestine, Not Seeing the Palestinians: Gaza in the British Pathé Colonial Lens” Shahd Abusalama, Lebanese American University My presentation will critically engage...
Concrete Imaginings: Building a Liberated Palestine, Panel 2
PANEL 2 Introductory Remarks by Professor Frances Hasso "Queer Threads: Activist Fashion in Palestine" Roberto Filippello, University of Amsterdam In this presentation I sketch the contours of the formation of an activist fashion...
Concrete Imaginings: Building a Liberated Palestine, Panel 1
Concrete Imaginings: Building a Liberated Palestine An In-Person and Livestreamed ConferenceWednesday, February 28, 2024 Panel 1 Introductory Remarks by Professor Frances Hasso “The Urgency of Anti-Imperial Feminism: Lessons from...
Sina Rahmani
The Host
Sina Rahmani completed his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at UCLA. He is a translator, scholar, and writer. His work has been published in the PMLA, Iranian Studies, boundary 2, Radical History Review, and Public Books.
He does this podcast in his spare time, of which he has plenty. He has never gone fishing.
The Martyrdom of Walid Daqqa w/ Rana Barakat and Abduljawad Hemayel
is associate professor of history at Birzeit University in Palestine and director of the BZU Museum (. Abduljawad Hemayel ) is a lecturer at Birzeit University. , "The parallel human: Walid Daqqah on the 1948 Palestinian political...