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TOTIM ExposuresDJ Clark / Tasneem Alsultan - "Shaboura" PodcastTo Experience “Shaboura” DOWNLOAD TOTIM APPIn episode 012 of Exposures, photojournalist Tasneem Alsultan speaks with veteran visual journalist DJ Clark about Shaboura, a formative body of work produced in Gaza in the early 1990s that emerged from Clark’s decision to relocate to Palestine during the First Intifada, a choice that shaped his career and his understanding of proximity in conflict reporting . Clark reflects on living and working in Gaza under occupation, focusing on the Shaboura refugee camp, an area marked by intense resistance and everyday resilience. They discusses the material realities of film-era photojournalism, the evolving risks...
2025-12-1730 min
TOTIM ExposuresTasneem Alsultan / Camille Farrah Lenain - "Saudi Tales of Love" PodcastTo Experience “Saudi Tales of Love” DOWNLOAD TOTIM APPIn Episode 006 of Exposures, Tasneem Alsultan discusses her project Saudi Tales of Love, where she documents the private, often unseen experiences of love, marriage, and divorce in Saudi Arabia. Her work challenges stereotypes by highlighting the personal stories of women navigating tradition, modernity and social change. Through intimate portraits and candid narratives, Alsultan opens a window into questions of identity, freedom, and resilience. Her story is now available on the TOTIM app.Tasneem AlsultanTasneem Alsultan is a Saudi-American investigative photographer and visu...
2025-09-0327 min
JDV.TalksEp 67: Courage and freedom are, for Rawiya, two sides of the same coin: a love for nature and life.Send a textRawiya fell in love with nature and decided to climb mountains. However, despite her passion, she understood that nature cannot be outsmarted. Every step had to be calculated, and her decisions needed to be mindful. She learned to befriend her fear in any situation, as it ultimately delivered a valuable message in the long run.راوية حبت الطبيعة وقررت انها تتسلق الجبال، ولكن برغم حبها ده حسبت أن الطبيعة مينفعش تتشطر عليها وان كل خطوة بحساب وان قراراتها لازم تبقى واعيه، واتعلمت انها تصاحب خوفها في اي موقف، لانه على المدى البعيد بيديها رسالة Connect with us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jdv.talks/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559854800408 Website: https://jdv.life/
2025-01-0442 min
L'invité de Dialogue RCFUne chaîne humaine sur la corniche ce dimanche à MarseilleSOS Amitié, association d’écoutants pour les personnes qui se sentent mal ou seules, organise une chaîne humaine et une marche ce dimanche 24 novembre sur la corniche à Marseille. Cette initiative, en partenariat avec Allo Alzheimer, le Secours Populaire et plus Avenir Solidarité, veut encourager à renforcer le lien social. Pour nous en parler: Jeanne Sialelli, présidente d'SOS Amitié Marseille, et Rawiya Abdoulkarim, membre de l'équipe communication, spécialisée dans l'écoute par tchat et mail.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2024-11-2208 min
Al Rawiya | The PodcastOn Censorship and Surveillance with Yehia JaberWelcome to our podcast episode on censorship and surveillance in Lebanon. We're diving into the complexities of how different forms of control affect freedom of expression.
Today, we're breaking down the differences between government surveillance and censorship, and societal censorship often seen as cancel culture. In Lebanon, this plays out not just in politics but also in art and theater, where artists often feel pressure to tone down their work to avoid backlash.We'll discuss how these forms of control intersect and affect individuals and society at large. So, join us as we explore the impact of...
2024-05-1951 minAl Rawiya | The PodcastOn Anti-Refugee Rhetoric and Externalization Policies with Nadine KheshenHome to over 1.5 million Syrian refugees (according to government estimates), Lebanon has witnessed the use of Syrian refugees as scapegoats by the political class. Recently, anti-Syrian refugee discourse has heightened in Lebanon, coupled with dangerous attempts at harming Syrian refugees in several parts of the country. In this episode, Michelle Eid and Nadine Khechen challenge common myths that are perpetuated in some Lebanese spaces against refugees and discuss the effects of international policies on refugee status in Lebanon. They go over the series of arbitrary arrests and forced deportation of Syrian refugees during April & May of 2023, discuss the government’s r...
2024-04-2842 minAl Rawiya | The PodcastCrisis, Class, and Ideology in Lebanon with Nizar HasanThe economic crisis that began in Lebanon in 2019 has reshaped society in many ways, shifting people up and down the socio-economic strata. While many families in Lebanon have become dependent on relatives sending remittances from abroad, others have not, redefining the concept of the the working class, the middle class, financial comfort, and privilege. Join Michelle Eid and Nizar Hasan in this episode on crisis, class, and ideology in Lebanon, where they discuss how the economic crisis affects ideology in different communities, bringing rise to some far-right groups such as Jnoud Al Rab. They also talk about how the c...
2024-04-141h 03Al Rawiya | The PodcastOn the Rise of The Feminist Movement In The Levant With Hayat MirshadThe feminist movement in the Levant has been making noise in the last decades as powerful women take the lead on many initiatives focusing on feminist and women's issues. Female and Sharika Wa Laken are just a few of these organizations empowering change. Join Stephani Moukhaiber and Hayat Mirshad in this episode on the rise of the feminist movement in the Levant where they discuss the current state all while reflecting on personal experiences and the impacts these experiences have had on their lives as Arab women living in the Levant and in the diaspora.
Ha...
2024-03-311h 08
Pop PantheonSecond Spin: USHER (with Rawiya Kameir)In anticipation of Usher's Super Bowl Halftime performance on Sunday, we're re-sharing our episode on him from September 2022. Music writer and Assistant Professor at Syracuse University, Rawiya Kameir, is back on the show to discuss the career and confessions of the great Usher. DJ Louie and Rawiya break down Usher’s musical origins singing in the church, the failed boy band he fronted in the early ‘90s, Nu Beginnings, and how his deal with the storied LaFace Records and subsequent “flavor camp” with Sean “Puff Daddy’ Combs set the stage for his self-titled debut record in 1994. They then dive in...
2024-02-101h 45
The Fire These Times150/ The Israeli War on Southern Lebanon w/ Karim Safieddine, Michelle Eid & Justin SalhaniFor episode 150, Lebanese journalist Justin Salhani guest hosts Lebanese researchers Michelle Eid and Karim Safieddine to talk about the under-reported and overlooked war in southern Lebanon. They look at the human impact of this conflict on Lebanon - a country that in just over four years has experienced a stunted revolution, one of modern history's worst economic crises, and the destruction of large parts of its capital due to a port explosion. They dissect media narratives, share personal anecdotes, and tie the current conflict to history, recalling the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982, the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel...
2024-01-2659 minPop PantheonDoja Cat Walls Herself In on Scarlet (with Rawiya Kameir) (Patreon Preview)In a preview of this week's Pop Pantheon: All Access episode, Rawiya Kameir joins the show in a companion piece to this week's main feed episode on Doja Cat. Here, Louie and Rawiya are talking all things Doja's fourth studio album, Scarlet, which dropped this past Friday. This is a very different type of Doja album: rap-heavy, combative and very very long. Louie and Rawiya are sharing all their thoughts on the record: what's working, what's not, whether Doja has effectively answered to her critics on this music and whether it's given us newfound insight into t...
2023-09-2912 min
Pop PantheonDOJA CAT (with Rolling Stone's Larisha Paul)Rolling Stone’s Larisha Paul joins Pop Pantheon to dissect the career of one of the most enigmatic, eccentric talents working in pop today: Doja Cat. As Doja releases her fourth studio album, Scarlet, Larisha and Louie dig into her origin story, connection to controversial super-producer Dr. Luke, rise on Soundcloud and the laid-back stoner R&B of her 2014 debut EP Purrr!. They then tackle Doja's first full-length LP, 2018’s Amala, the strange breakout success of the novelty track and video, the meme-sensation “"Mooo!", 2019’s sonically eclectic Hot Pink and the single that turned Doja into an A-Lister...
2023-09-281h 54
Au cœur de la citéSOS amitié, toujours à votre écoute !Créée il y a plus de 60 ans en région parisienne, l’association SOS Amitié est une institution en France, qui reçoit plus de 700 000 appels par an. Ecoute gratuite, inconditionnelle et anonyme: c’est l’ADN de SOS Amitié qui se déploie aujourd’hui dans 44 associations locales sur le territoire national. Alors, quels sont ses enjeux spécifiques au niveau de la ville de Marseille ? Réponses avec Jeanne Sialelli et Rawiya Abdoulkarim, deux écoutantes bénévoles de SOS Amitié Marseille.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2023-09-0725 minAl Rawiya | The PodcastModern day slavery - The Kafala System with This is LebanonIn this episode, Stephani takes on understanding the Kafala System in Lebanon with the insight and knowledge of This is Lebanon. Together, they dive deep into the history, policies and horrific stories of what we call today, the modern-day slavery, Kafala System.
The kafala system, also known as the sponsorship system, outlines the connection between foreign workers and their domestic sponsor, typically their employer. This arrangement has been practiced in nations belonging to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) such as Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, in addition to Jordan an...
2023-09-061h 03Al Rawiya | The PodcastOn LGBTQIA+ policies in Lebanon with Karim NamourWith the increasing incitement to hatred and violence against queer community in Lebanon, we find it extremely important to share and raise awareness on the current status of LGBTQIAS2+ policies in Lebanon. And who better to speak to than Karim Nammour, Researcher, Lawyer and Podcast Host of Qanuni Break. In this episode Karim and Stephani dig a deeper dive into the following areas:
The status the LGBTQIA+ community in Lebanon as it stands today
The current state of the judicial system and its important role in the protection of the queer community
Examples and stories of court cases...
2023-08-2354 minAl Rawiya | The PodcastMunicipal elections in Lebanon with Cendrella AzarFrom March till May the most recurring question amongst the Lebanese people was whether or not the Municipal elections were taking place. While this is not a hot topic anymore and the episode was shot back in March, we still think it’s extremely important to outline the importance of Municipalities and their systems of governance. In this episode, Cendrella and Stephani discuss:
The structure and inner functionalities of municipalities
The roles and responsibilities of municipalities
The impact municipalities can have in amplifying change in the country
The crucial role municipal elections play in securing a pleasant day to...
2023-08-0931 minAl Rawiya | The PodcastAnxious in Beirut with Zakaria JaberAre you Anxious in Beirut?
We host Zakaria Jaber, the person that triggered the motivation behind this Podcast season. Joining Zakaria are Farah Darwish and Nazih Osta, two very prominent figures featured in the award winning documentary. In this episode, we chat about:
The last 3 years in Lebanon (the October Revolution, Pandemic, August 4th Blast)
Immigration
Corruption in Lebanon and how it feeds into our society
Navigating friendships in Beirut in the midst of chaos
The economic collapse and its impact on our generation
Anxious in Beirut (2023)
In the ever-present desire to capture, record, a...
2023-07-281h 12
The Safe House Travel DiaryEpisode 2: DoraWelcome to The Safe House Travel Diary, a travel and music podcast that explores hip hop in misunderstood places. My name is Soha. I go to the safe houses of hip hop artists for intimate conversations and try to get a sense of what life is like in their corner of the world. The idea for The Safe House comes from Kendrick Lamar's lyric about "venting in the safe house." Every season I travel to a new country and immerse myself in their hip hop scene. This is Season 1: "Three Nights in Beirut" and it takes place in my Mo...
2023-06-2213 min
A2 The ShowAl Rawiya: Changing Lebanon's Story | Stéphani MoukhaiberA² The Show - Ep 436 Feat. Stéphani Moukhaiber On this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Stéphani Moukhaiber, the co-founder and publisher of Al Rawiya, a digital magazine disrupting traditional narratives about Lebanon in the diaspora. Stéphani brings a unique perspective to the conversation as she has worked in political and social activism, and is currently leading Al Rawiya, a digital magazine that offers expats and first, second, and third-generation immigrants the opportunity to learn about Lebanon through the lens of various experts and creatives who are pioneering the current movement of change in the countr...
2023-01-2757 min
Autumn Equinox Podcast Series[PREMIERE] Gobi Desert Collective - Assez (Jack Essek Remix) [Tibetania Records]Artist:
https://soundcloud.com/gobi-desert-collective
https://soundcloud.com/ackssek
Label:
https://soundcloud.com/tibetaniarecords
Release Date:
September 21
We are welcoming "Gobi Desert Collective" to Tibetania Records with his debut EP "Rawiya" featuring fantastic remixes by: Dj Sergee, Jack Essek, Stephane Salerno and Stefan Alexander Thomas.
Listen to the Secrets of Life!
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2022-09-2106 minPop PantheonUSHER (with Rawiya Kameir)Music writer and Assistant Professor at Syracuse University, Rawiya Kameir, is back on the show to discuss the career and confessions of the great Usher. DJ Louie and Rawiya break down Usher’s musical origins singing in the church, the failed boy band he fronted in the early ‘90s, Nu Beginnings, and how his deal with the storied LaFace Records and subsequent “flavor camp” with Sean “Puff Daddy’ Combs set the stage for his self-titled debut record in 1994. They then dive into his breakthrough sophomore album, 1997’s My Way, how it solidified Usher’s persona as a smooth, sensitive, emotionally-conf...
2022-09-011h 47
Majan ChroniclesGrowing FeelingsWhat is passion anyways?
When Rawiya is overcome with boredom during the glorious summer months and decides to plant a few soon-to-be-deceased saplings, she learns the value of hobbies, rest, and struggles.
Written and Narrated by Ammar Al Naaimi, produced by Oman FM 90.4
2022-06-1431 min
Stories of Community ResilienceThe strength of unity: Lebanese abroad gather for social changeIn October 2019, shocked, saddened, and angered by economic and political demise in Lebanon, the diaspora community took to the streets in Melbourne and many cities around the world demanding radical systematic change. Initially spontaneous and born out of grief, these gatherings filled with chanting, singing, speeches and traditional dancing brought the diaspora community closer together and established stronger foundations and connections locally and abroad. This Stories of Community Resilience episode is told through the perspectives of Rebecca and Fatima, and the lasting impact this show of solidarity had on them, and their broader community in Melbourne (Naarm...
2022-05-0616 min
DJ Mixes & PodcastsBreakout Session - Spring 2022Hey friends...
For all those who need a little break - Here's my new mix, Breakout Session - Spring 2022.
Enjoy! Paege 🧙♂️💚
Tracklist:
1. Gobi Desert Collective, Coopsmusic - Rawiya (Original Mix) [Suprematic]
2. GMJ, amháin - Flux (Original Mix) [Meanwhile]
3. Adisyn, Wassu - Full Moon (Original Mix) [When We Dip XYZ]
4. Sascha Braemer feat. Dom Fricot - Who Died and Made You King (Original Mix) [Systematic Recordings]
5. Andrea Cassino, Lio Q - Asante (Sebastian Sellares Remix) [Proton Music]
6. Michael A - Celestial (Original Mix) [Audio Drive]
7. Impérieux - Nerves on Hold (Original Mix) [Chorus Records]
8. Tash, Starkato - Tricks (Paul Angelo & Don A...
2022-04-101h 30Paege Soundcloud FeedBreakout Session - Spring 2022Hey friends...
For all those who need a little break - Here's my new mix, Breakout Session - Spring 2022.
Enjoy! Paege 🧙♂️💚
Tracklist:
1. Gobi Desert Collective, Coopsmusic - Rawiya (Original Mix) [Suprematic]
2. GMJ, amháin - Flux (Original Mix) [Meanwhile]
3. Adisyn, Wassu - Full Moon (Original Mix) [When We Dip XYZ]
4. Sascha Braemer feat. Dom Fricot - Who Died and Made You King (Original Mix) [Systematic Recordings]
5. Andrea Cassino, Lio Q - Asante (Sebastian Sellares Remix) [Proton Music]
6. Michael A - Celestial (Original Mix) [Audio Drive]
7. Impérieux - Nerves on Hold (Original Mix) [Chorus Records]
8. Tash, Starkato - Tricks (Paul Angelo & Don A...
2022-04-101h 30
In Search Of SauceEp.40 - Grammys Postponed, R&B Yin-Yang & Moses SumneyOn this episode of ISOS: Elliot makes his return with the news of The Grammys being postponed due to the Omicron variant. Host Tyler brings a piece that has Ari Lennox & Summer Walker succeeding in R&B but in different ways. And Jashima brings a profile on Moses Sumney.ARTICLES & TIMESTAMPSElliot's Pick - (3:50) "2022 Grammys Postponed Due to Omicron Wave" By Justin CurtoTyler's Pick - (20:01) "Ari Lennox & Summer Walker: The Yin & Yang of R&B" By Robyn MowattJashima's Pick - (43:27) "Moses Sumney Is Ready to Claim His Spotlight" By Rawiya Kameir
2022-01-121h 02
Gossip With Celebitchy105: Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry partner with Ethic, British press fixates on Lili's christening, Angelina Jolie's love lifeIntroduction: Minutes 0 to 4:30 We will be off next week and will be back on October 30th. We've had a lot of technical problems with the site and think it's due to Mercury retrograde. Chandra and I got haircuts. We both like our long hair and just got trims. Royals: Minutes 4:30 to 20:00 There's been a lot of drama over whether the Sussexes will christen Lilibet Diana in the UK. We heard a couple of weeks ago that Prince William blocked William and Meghan's plans to christen Lilibet Diana in Windsor. Chandra thinks Harry wanted to introduce...
2021-10-1632 min
FemRadioFemale BiPoc Authors w/ Rawiya Kameir (Part 2)On this episode of FemRadio, join producer Lauren Stallone alongside co-host, Kate Jones via remote production for feminist news, artist spotlights and feminist favs.Then, hear an exclusive interview with author and journalist Rawiya KameirSIGN UP FOR OUR NEW CJRU NEWSLETTEReepurl.com/hitNmnVOLUNTEER AT CJRUemail: volunteer@cjru.cainformation: cjru.caKEEP UP WITH OUR TEAMtwitter.com/StaloneLaurentwitter.com/Jones_KateeNEWShttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/nunavut-birthing-services-mothers-midwives-rankin-inlet-1.6188351https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa...
2021-10-1258 min
Pop PantheonJUSTIN BIEBER (with Pitchfork Contributing Editor Rawiya Kameir)Pitchfork Contributing Editor and Asst. Professor at Syracuse University Rawiya Kameir and DJ Louie get into it about one of contemporary pop’s most divisive figures, Justin Bieber. Louie and Rawiya discuss pop’s evolution beyond the need for male pop stars in the late ‘00s and how Bieber entered to fill the void, initially as one of the first music superstars to emerge on YouTube, and later as a certified hitmaker. They then dive into what makes the Beliebers perhaps the definitive Standom of the internet era, the numerous ways Bieber attempted to pivot to credible adult star in the...
2021-09-231h 34
Pages of Duda#04 - O mapa de sal e estrelasEm meio a protestos, conflitos e bombardeios durante a guerra civil de 2011 na Síria, a jovem Nur é forçada a deixar o país em busca de segurança. Quase mil anos antes, Rawiya, aprendiz de cartografia, traça exatamente a mesma rota, numa saga épica por terras desconhecidas. As duas jornadas de amadurecimento se intercalam, enquanto as protagonistas, embora separadas por séculos de história, espelham as diferentes faces de milhões de refugiados do Oriente Médio e norte da África.
2021-08-1802 min
Only Here For The WifiEp. 101 - Tamara Abdul HadiEp. 101: @tamarabdul
Tamara Abdul Hadi is an independent photographer, born to Iraqi parents in the UAE and raised in Montreal, Canada. Abdul Hadi's work explores the complexity and idiosyncrasy of minority communities that are often subjected to stereotyping and underrepresentation interchangeably. Her work also touches on ideas of masculinity and self-representation. Along with being a photographer, she creates and teaches photography workshops, so far in Palestine, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, and Tunisia. In 2016, Tamara gave a documentary storytelling workshop in Gaza with her collective Rawiya.
Her work has been published in The New York Times...
2021-05-161h 21
Coffee Chats with ScientistsEngineering a Skeletal Stem Cell Niche with Dr. Rawiya Al-HosniDr Rawiya Al-Hosni talks about her PhD experiences and one of recent publication on the creation of biomimetic periosteum for bone repair.
2021-03-2524 min
The Lebanese Physicians' PodcastEpisode 10: Overview of the COVID-19 Response in Lebanon with Sara ChangWelcome to the 10th episode of the Lebanese Physicians' Podcast.
Sara Chang, MPH is a US-based public health professional with over 15 years of experience spanning government and non-profit agencies. She provided support for the US response to Ebola and Zika and has worked extensively in positions related to infectious disease and social justice. She recently relocated from Beirut, where she provided consulting support for non-health actors in the COVID-19 response in Lebanon. Her current projects include data tracking and analysis on COVID-19 in Lebanon and writing for Al Rawiya, a digital publication for the Lebanese diaspora. She...
2021-03-0625 minIn Search Of SauceEp.25 - Mustafa The Poet, VanJess & Summer Of SoulOn this episode of ISOS: Host Miki brings an interview with Mustafa The Poet ahead of his debut project "When Smokes Rises". Tyler brings an interview with R&B duo VanJess, coinciding with their EP "Homegrown" that dropped in the past week. And Jashima brings a piece talking about Questlove's directional debut "Summer of Soul".ARTICLES & TIMESTAMPS:Miki's Pick: (8:18) "Mustafa’s Meditative Songs of Mourning" By Rawiya KameirTyler's Pick: (27:53) "VanJess Perfected Their Own R&B Sound on the ‘Homegrown’ EP" By Sri Rain StewartJashima's Pick: (37:04) "Questlove's 'Summer of Soul (… Or When the Revoluti...
2021-02-1253 min
Long Live the MusicInterview with Pitchfork's Rawiya Kameir
Pitchfork's Rawiya Kameir recently joined Kiel Hauck to share some thoughts on how music journalists can take steps toward elevating a more diverse range of voices and have better conversations about the music they’re covering. She also shares her experience as a music critic during a rapidly evolving digital age, as well as the challenge facing music journalists and music fans when it comes to maintaining objectivity and responsibility when examining the work created by problematic artists. Take a listen
2020-12-1544 min
The Pitchfork ReviewRequest Line: How to Deal With 2020A few months ago, we launched the Pitchfork Request Line, asking listeners to call in with requests for music to soundtrack whatever is going on in their lives. On this episode, Pitchfork Editor Puja Patel is answering your requests along with Contributing Editors Rawiya Kameir and Philip Sherburne. They take calls from a midwestern transplant who’s nostalgic for her suburban D.C. hometown, a Mancunian looking to recapture the feeling of his city’s famously vibrant live music scene, and a father who’s teaching his kids music history by way of Willie Nelson. They also discuss the music...
2020-11-0639 min
The Outline World DispatchFavorites, Vol. 1It's Monday. Merry Christmas! This week, we're revisiting some of our favorite stories from 2017. Today:
Aaron Edwards - “The Great Comet” will never die
Ann-Derrick Gaillot - A visit to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
Rawiya Kameir - Gordon Ramsay will roast you
Hosted by Adrianne Jeffries. Produced by Billy Disney and John Lagomarsino.
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2017-12-2520 min
The Outline World Dispatch8/10/2017: VoicemailIt's Thursday. The last episode of the week.
Today on the Dispatch, Tolu Edionwe talks to people who have held onto voicemails from loved ones who have passed away.
Hosted by Rawiya Kameir. Produced by John Lagomarsino.
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2017-08-1014 minThe Outline World Dispatch7/26/2017: Sterilizing prisoners & women entrepreneursIt's Wednesday. Halfway. Today on the Dispatch:
Zoë Beery - America’s long, shameful history of sterilizing prisoners
Laura June - Having a woman on your team ruins your chances of VC funding
Hosted by Rawiya Kameir. Produced by John Lagomarsino.
This episode is supported by Harry’s razors. Sign up for a free trial at harrys.com/dispatch. (Just cover shipping.)
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2017-07-2615 minThe Outline World Dispatch7/25/2017: Offensive trademarks, CEO pay, & dreamsIt's Tuesday. What are you having for lunch? Today on the Dispatch:
Jeff Ihaza & Adrianne Jeffries - People are applying to trademark the n-word
Adrianne Jeffries - Health care CEOs get paid so much it will make you sick
Rawiya Kameir - Everyone is having anxiety dreams [Spotify playlist]
Hosted by Adrianne Jeffries. Produced by John Lagomarsino.
This episode is supported by Harry’s razors. Sign up for a free trial at harrys.com/dispatch. (Just cover shipping.)
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2017-07-2514 minThe Outline World Dispatch7/13/2017: Spotify, a monkey in court, & loading spinnersIt's Thursday. You've almost made it. Today on the Dispatch:
Jeff Ihaza - Spotify has been accused of a weird scam involving “fake artists”
Ann-Derrick Gaillot - PETA is fighting for a monkey’s right to copyright
William Turton - If net neutrality gets struck down, we’re going to be seeing spinners more often
Hosted by Rawiya Kameir. Produced by John Lagomarsino and Jordan Oplinger.
This episode is supported by Harry’s razors. Sign up for a free trial at harrys.com/dispatch. (Just cover shipping.)
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2017-07-1311 minThe Outline World DispatchTuesday, 7/4/2017It's Tuesday, Independence Day. Because it's a holiday, we're rerunning three of our favorite stories:
Rawiya Kameir - Hollywood made a white version and a black version of the same movie
Steph Yin - Did humans evolve from pigs?
Ann-Derrick Gaillot - American Ninja Warrior’s level playing field
Produced by John Lagomarsino, Jordan Oplinger, and Sam Thonis.
This episode is supported by Harry’s razors. Sign up for a free trial at harrys.com/dispatch; just cover shipping.
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2017-07-0418 minThe Outline World DispatchWednesday, 6/28/2017It's Wednesday. That's the middle one. Today on the Dispatch:
Gaby Del Valle - Flint residents are being billed thousands of dollars for unsafe water
William Turton - We may never know how many Americans are being swept up in ‘foreign surveillance’
Jeff Ihaza - Give Azealia Banks a chance
Hosted by Rawiya Kameir. Produced by John Lagomarsino and Ryan Manning.
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2017-06-2813 minThe Outline World DispatchWednesday, 6/7/2017It's Wednesday. We have even more stories for you. They are:
Rawiya Kameir - Hollywood made a white version and a black version of the same movie
William Turton - This is how not to leak top secret documents
Adrianne Jeffries - The NYT crossword is old and kind of racist
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2017-06-0714 minThe Outline World DispatchTuesday, 5/9/2017It's Tuesday. Welcome to Tuesday. Here's the Dispatch.
William Turton - Emmanuel Macron’s tech chief claims he outwitted hackers
Rawiya Kameir - Gordon Ramsay will roast you
Rollin Bishop - Google Surveys were supposed to save journalism. What happened?
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2017-05-0913 min
Top Rank PodcastEpisode 07 - Identity Politics & Social Media - Khalila Douze, Kimberly Drew & Rawiya KameirFor Episode 7, co-hosts Marcel Rosa-Salas and Isabel Flower spoke with three guests—Khalila Douze (Social Media Editor at The Outline), Kimberly Drew (Social Media Manager at the Metropolitan Museum of Art) and Rawiya Kameir (Culture Editor at The Outline)—about the intersections of social media and identity politics in their professional and personal lives.
Within the last 30 or so years, the phrase identity politics has become a critical mechanism for self-realization and expression, as well as for political and cultural alliance building. The internet, and social media in particular, has provided a public but also highly personal platform for anyone with...
2017-04-111h 07
BITEradio.meOut from the Shadow of Men: A Memoir with Laila El-SissiOut from the Shadow of Men: A Memoir with Laila El-Sissi “The shadow of a man is better than a roof over the head.” This Arabic proverb has long described the plight of women in Egypt. Like the classic Pyramids of Giza, the culture of Egypt for the most part stands unchanged. Egyptian men continue to use the banner of Islam and antiquated interpretation of the Quran to justify controlling women. Egyptian women continue to believe God has ordered men to do so. Yet Laila El-Sissi broke the pattern. Laila El-Sissi was born in Alexandria, Egypt, to an upper class fami...
2016-07-0157 min
PopcastDrake’s Bully PulpitJon Caramanica, Minya Oh and Rawiya Kameir discuss Drake and OVO Fest.
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