ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Radio Inquilab is focused on change makers who are working to educate, resolve, and change the complex systems within which we live. Radio Inquilab aims to bring voices to the forefront who have traditional as well as modern solutions for our planet, can share knowledge on how we take decisive action and live in harmony with each other and Mother Earth. In this time of chaos, disinformation, and negativity, Radio Inquilab seeks to focus on ideas that work and the positive impact they can have. Follow us on Instagram, @RadioInquilab
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Average audio length:
57 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
28 episodes
since Nov. 29, 2023
episodic
explicit content
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
After a hiatus, Radio Inquilab is back.
Here is part 2 of the interview with Yasmin Nair.
For part 1, please see here.
Recommended Resources:
1. https://yasminnair.com/
2. Free section of the Financial Times
3. …
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Radio Inquilab speaks with Yasmin Nair a fierce activist, media and cultural critic, and academic. We talk about the November 2024 election looking into the principal reasons why Kamala Harris lost despite raising the most amount of money ever raised for a Presidential race. Yasmin delves into how …
Dr. Nora Jaber joins Radio Inquilab to talk about her research and work as it pertains to the question of international law.
As a Palestinian with Saudi nationality, Dr. Jaber has focused her research on the rights of Islamic women in Saudi and the framework they have used -- barring Western idea…
In this episode, Tehzeeb Bano joins the podcast to explore the glaciers of Gilgit-Baltistan. She sheds light on the region’s 7,000 glaciers and how climate change is rapidly accelerating their decline, threatening both the local environment and Pakistan’s fresh water supply.
Tehzeeb introduces the…
In this episode, Prof Clint Carroll from UC Boulder talks about the connection Natives have to their land and how despite overwhelming change in the world, have been able to maintain it.
He specifically refers to how Cherokee people have developed material, spiritual, and political ties with the …
Rangineh joins Radio Inquilab to talk about her childhood experiences in Tehran that inevitably shaped the rest of her life. She talks about how the Iran/Iraq war left deep impressions on her and led to the formation of Solh Resolutions International, an organization that guides and empowers us to …
Colonialism is a major driver of gender-based violence (GBV) today. Former colonies often experience higher rates of intimate partner violence. Research increasingly links political conflict and GBV, indicating that colonial and imperialist interventions contribute directly to systemic violence aga…
Abubaker Abed, a 22-year old war correspondent from Palestine, currently living in Gaza joins Radio Inquilab to talk about the ceasefire deal.
Due to a lack of stable internet connection, Abubaker called me from the Al-Aqsa hospital and despite audio challenges, background noises we were able to …
In this episode, Soraya Beheshti talks to Radio Inquilab about the massive student protest movement taking place throughout the country. She talks about her experience as student and subsequently as Vice Chair of the Columbia Alumni Association of the UAE, a post she stepped down from after Columb…
Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Colorado, Ather Zia talks about Kashmir and the fraught nature of life there.
Ather explains the deep, long, fraught history of Kashmir - how the many rulers exploited Kashmir through the ages with little to no regard for the people, how ind…
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