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Quote: "I'm a progressive, yeah." —U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi About: A two-part story about a campaign trying to unseat Speaker Nancy Pelosi from her congressional seat leads to a much larger reckoning for the left. Show Notes: [00:30] “” by [01:00] on [01:05] “” by [01:45] Light reading on [01:50] Light reading on [02:00] Light reading on , and [02:50] “” by [04:15] A profile of Shahid Buttar ( / ) And [04:45] Shahid Buttar ran against Nancy Pelosi in 2018 [05:20] “” by His A A A His His [05:25] on Shahid’s background [06:15] Related: ...
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Quote: “Where do you want to start?” —Farhad Azad About: Afghanistan has far too often been referred to as a place where countries go to die, it is a graveyard of empires. This moniker has been cited so many times and for so long that it’s unclear who first said it. Even the Afghan community will recite this pride. But what a title like this fails to convey is that while this might be a country responsible for the many tombstones of others, it very well is also a moratorium of progress for itself, a state in perpetual arrested development. This is also a cemetery for countless Afghans...
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The first part of a multi-part series on Afghanistan and how culture, current events, and history complicate identity and what it means to be from there.
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This is a prologue to a multi-part series about the Afghan diaspora in America reclaiming their past and trying to grow from the present. It’s a story about culture, identity and authenticity. Show Notes: [00:30] “” by [00:55] Hit . (freesound.org / cognitu perceptu) [01:00] “” by [01:10] When LeBron James at J.R. Smith [01:20] The of Summer 2017 [01:30] Why the was awful The teaser to for old times sakes [01:45] Brigette Gabriel’s call to “” More on [02:10] The Southern Poverty Law Center’s on ACT for America [02:15] Saturday, June 10, 2017, “” take place...
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In mere weeks, this country has seen COVID-19-related deaths rise past casualty totals for past wars and surprise attacks, sometimes passing those records daily. It seems like every day is filled with death.
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Whereas Part One looks into the origin of San Francisco’s F-word, and Part Two looks at the buildup and fallout of urban renewal in neighborhoods like Bayview-Hunters Point, Part Three looks at a far more sinister force and questions just how liberal and progressive this city really is.
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A podcast episode about the history of San Francisco's black neighborhoods
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The Story About San Francisco's F-Word
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A podcast episode about coffee.
info_outline“Brother, you don’t eat pork do you?” -Man with wine
About:
New York. St. Cloud. Orlando. San Bernardino. Chattanooga. Garland. Boston. Fort Hood. Brussels. Paris. Nice. Kabul. Baghdad. Quetta. Lahore. Istanbul.
It’s difficult to remember what life was like before any of these recent attacks, when there was no YouTube or Twitter and when the Twin Towers were still part of New York City’s skyline.
There wasn’t too much cause for concern about being named Muhammad, wearing a hijab or simply practicing the faith. But times change. Now, two months away from Election Day, a presidential candidate who supports the racial profiling of Muslims and banning their entry into the country is in real contention to be the next Commander-In-Chief.
But before any of that, the vitriol and hate, the radicalization and endless news cycles, the color-coded threat levels and social media jihad, there was a simpler version of Islam in America. In this episode, we dive into what life was like for Muslims around a northern Virginia mosque just eight stoplights away from the Pentagon.
Show Notes:
- [04:30] The O’Reilly Factor: 5 Islamist Groups in America
- [04:45] The Five: One More Thing
- [04:50] Fox and Friends: Dar al-Hijrah Mosque
- [05:05] YouTube user spcengineer2003
- [05:15] “Sidi Mansour” by — and the lyrics.
- [06:50] One Nation Under Gods by Peter Manseau
- [07:30] “Alchemical” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [09:30] “Fama Allah” by Idrissa Soumaoro
- [11:15] The Message (1978)
- [13:45] “Levee Camp Holler”
- [14:50] “Domina Transit” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [15:30] Hitler and the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem
- [16:20] Malcolm X’s ‘Hate’ Speech
- [18:00] “Disinter” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [21:40] “Jeramiah’s Suit” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [24:05] ABC News: America Held Hostage
- [24:10] NBC News: Iranian Students Storm U.S. Embassy
- [24:20] UPI: Iran Hostage Crisis
- [24:30] President Jimmy Carter’s response to Iran Hostage Crisis
- [24:50] The Iron Sheik WWF promo
- [25:30] “Lesser Gods of Metal” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [29:00] “Sparse” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [32:00] “Feather on the Crest” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [32:05] 9/11 news compilation by YouTube user Scar7752
- [34:10] President George W. Bush’s comments to a Muslim community shortly after 9/11
- [35:50] “That Horse Ithica” by Blue Dot Sessions
- [36:50] Trailer for The Seige (1998)
- [37:30] “Just the Feeling in the Room” by Blue Dot Sessions
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