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IN SESSION #31: Everyone loves Khorramshahr w/ Sina Rahmani
**Sorry for the long absence from the podcast. I am getting more content in the can! Here is a live episode of Lara Sheehi’s show, Psychic Militancy** I thought...
Tankie Group 39: Ah Sh*t, here we go again
Sina, Adnan, and Nora are back on the couch for another round of Tankie Group Therapy. Please consider supporting Mohammed. He is trying to raise $1600 towards his laptop...
People of Granite: Why Iran won’t break (pt.1) w/ Sara in Tehran
**This episode ends abruptly when Sara’s internet connection cut off suddenly! We picked up the conversation as best as we could the next day. Part 2 will be available...
“Days of Rage: The Young Palestinians” (1987)
Days of Rage: The Young Palestinians is a documentary film produced by Jo Franklin-Trout about Palestinian views on the Israeli occupation, first aired on PBS in 1989 “Days of...
Not a proxy: Iran and the Palestinian resistance w/ Mujamma Haraket (pt.1)
**This is the first ~75 mins of the conversation. We continued for another hour! To listen to the entire episode, sign up for as little as $3 a month...
Iran vs. the Epstein Empire 17 w/ RIF, Sina Rahmani and Mikey
**I was once again forcibly conscripted into another edition of Iran vs. Epstein Empire. This is about 60% of the episode. You can listen to the entire episode if...
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.
People of Granite: Why Iran won’t break (pt.2) w/ Sara in Tehran
****This was supposed to be a bonus episode but since I haven’t been posting I decided to unlock it. Apologies again for the long delay between episodes!!!*** Tehran-based Sara discusses some of her experiences during the war, the rage she feels for Iranians who advocated...