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Charles Dickens and the rise of Stan culture w/ Chrisitan Lehmann
Christian Lehmann teaches literature at Bard High School Early College Cleveland. Please consider donating to keep my work going. You can sign up onPatreonor give a one time donation onGofundme
Read MoreEgypt: the forgotten revolution? w/ Josh Stacher
Joshua Stacher is associate professor of political science at Kent State University and the author of Watermelon Democracy: Egypt’s Turbulent Transition
Read More(Unlocked) Bonus Episode 52 – Hussein Kesvani on Muslim guilt
Unlocked from behind the paywall! Hope you enjoy this wide ranging conversation with Hussein Kesvani. Check out his book, Follow me Akhi (2019). Please consider donating to keep my work going. You can sign up on Patreon or give a one time…
Read More[Preview] Dr. Saeed Biglari on Iran, sanctions, and COVID-19
An excerpt from a recent episode of the Red Nation Podcast. For the entire episode, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!
Read MoreBreaking the Siege w/ Justin Podur
Justin Podur is an associate professor in the Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University. His new novel is Siegebreakers. Please consider donating to keep my work going. You can sign up onPatreonor give a one…
Read More(Unlocked) Bonus Episode 49 – Other Speculative Fictions w/ Nudrat Kamal
Unlocked from behind the paywall Nudrat Kamal (@nudratkamal) is a professor of comparative literature at IBA in Karachi. She has also recently published a chapter titled ‘The Post Colonial Cyborg’ in Ethical Futures and Global Science Fiction (Palgrave Macmillan). Mushba Said (@HeyMushba)is a writer, designer,…
Read MoreGraveyard of Empires: US surrenders in Afghanistan w/ Emran Feroz and Ali Latifi
Emran Feroz and Ali Latifi return to the podcast to discuss the US surrender in Afghanistan. Please considersupportingthe show created by Sina Rahmani (@urorientalist) www.eastpodcast.com
Read MoreThe forgotten victims of Hanau w/Maryam Aras, Denijal Jegić, and Adem Ferizaj
Maryam Aras, Denijal Jegić , and Adem Ferizaj return to the podcast to share their insights into the racist violence in Germany Check out Denijal’s article Please consider Read More
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