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The Flyover PodcastTensions Rise as Iran Issues Warning to U.S., Thousands of Iconic Books, Films, and Songs Officially Enter Public Domain, Humanity Prepares for Return to Lunar Space - January 3, The FlyoverToday’s headlines: US, Iran Trade Threats, Famous Classics Enter the Public Domain, What's Ahead in Space for 2026
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2026-01-0314 min
Iran 1400 PodcastTruth, Trust, and Iran’s Pursuit of Inclusive JusticeThis podcast unpacks the deep moral and political fault lines that have shaped modern Iranian governance—from the Pahlavi era to the Islamic Republic. Drawing on groundbreaking analyses from the Iran 1400 Project, each episode explores how two powerful forces—the politicization of justice and the institutionalization of exclusion—have distorted civic life and eroded social trust.We trace the transformation of ‘Adālah from a principle of fairness into a tool of state power, revealing how successive regimes weaponized truth, morality, and law to secure authority. We then examine the long history of “othering” in Iran: how theological l...
2025-12-0215 min
Universal RestartEpisode 86 - Renaissance, EmbryoWelcome to the miracle of the century. Just as the Renaissance shattered the darkness of Europe 1400 years after Christ, a new rebirth is happening 1400 years after Muhammad—and it is called RESTART. This episode declares that for millennia, the clergy of every major religion have conspired to suppress true knowledge, replacing the wisdom of Sufis, mystics, and philosophers with superstition.We reject the false histories written by governments and reveal the truth from the only reliable sources: the great masters like Plato, Pythagoras, and Rumi. Discover the secret history of Prophet Muhammad's Mab'ath (prophetic calling), his initiation as...
2025-10-2445 min
Clarity from Chaos Podcast"Clarity from Chaos: Kenneth Abramowitz on Political Islam and More"Send us a textSummaryIn this episode of Clarity from Chaos, host David Campbell engages with Kenneth Abramowitz, a bestselling author and national security expert. They discuss the spiritual battle in America, the complexities of the Middle East conflict, the rise of anti-Semitism, and the ongoing racial strife in the country. Abramowitz provides insights into Trump's 20-point plan regarding Israel and Hamas, the implications of a Palestinian state, and the dynamics of the Ukraine-Russia war. The conversation emphasizes the interconnectedness of global issues and the importance of understanding the underlying...
2025-10-0134 minIran 1400 PodcastFrom Mashruteh to Civic Reawakening — The Constitutional Revolution’s Enduring Legacy in IranThis podcast episode is based on the Iran 1400 Project article From Mashruteh to Civic Reawakening, exploring how Iran’s 1906 Constitutional Revolution continues to shape the country's civic identity and democratic aspirations today.We trace the legacy of Mashruteh as one of the earliest articulations of citizenship and constitutionalism in Iran, and connect it to present-day movements seeking justice, participation, and civic renewal. From the formation of the Majles to the emergence of concepts like شهروند ایرانزمین (Iranian citizenry), this episode reflects on the evolution of key ideas, institutions, and the ongoing struggle for accountable governance.🎧 Based on the article:👉 http...
2025-08-0813 minIran 1400 PodcastDisability in Iran: From Charity to CitizenshipThis episode explores the evolving concept of disability in Iran—from traditional frameworks of charity and medicalization to the ongoing struggle for civic rights and inclusion. Grounded in legal, social, and cultural analysis, the piece reflects on how disability reveals deeper tensions around justice, participation, and state responsibility.Inspired by a presentation by Sadegh Shadmani at the Iran Anthropology Student Conference (June 2025), and produced by the Iran 1400 Project.📰 Read the full article:https://iran1400.org/content/disability-in-iran-from-charity-to-citizenship/❤️ Support our work:https://www.paypal.com/US/fundraiser/charity/5242241#DisabilityRights #Iran1400 #CivicIncl...
2025-07-3017 minIran 1400 PodcastFrom Civic Void to Civic Voice: A Century of Civil Society Struggle in IranThis episode explores the evolution of civil society in Iran—not as a stable institution, but as a site of ongoing struggle, adaptation, and reimagining. From the Constitutional Revolution and the Pahlavi era to the Islamic Republic’s ideological control and today’s digital civic awakening, this narrative traces how Iranians have continuously reclaimed agency and collective voice in the face of repression.We examine the turning points, from underground intellectual networks and student protests to the Women, Life, Freedom movement led by a post-ideological, digitally connected generation. This is the story of a civic reawakening unfolding throug...
2025-07-2917 minIran 1400 PodcastOpposition in Iran: From Constitutional Resistance to Civic ReimaginationThe Evolution of Opposition in Iran: From Constitutional Resistance to Civic ReimaginationExplore how the concept of opposition in Iran has transformed over the past century—from constitutional movements and suppressed parties to today’s civic resistance and digital activism. This episode traces the shift from institutional opposition to a decentralized, ethical struggle for dignity, rights, and participation—both inside and outside Iran.Support our mission to foster thoughtful dialogue and independent analysis about Iran’s future.💠 Donate via the PayPal Giving Fund (no transaction fees):https://www.paypal.com/fundraiser/charity/5242241🔗 Visit us at Ir...
2025-07-2215 minIran 1400 PodcastDiplomacy and Identity: The Evolution of Iran’s Foreign Policy NarrativeWhat does Iran’s foreign policy say about its national identity, and how is a new generation seeking to reshape both?In this episode, we explore the evolution of Iran’s diplomatic posture, from revolutionary isolation to strategic ambiguity—and now, toward greater exposure and public scrutiny. Drawing on civic movements, symbolic shifts, and institutional analysis, we ask:What kind of nation does Iran imagine itself to be in the world?Featuring reflections on the JCPOA, the role of institutions like the IRGC and MFA, and the redefinition of esteqlāl through a civic l...
2025-07-1615 minIran 1400 PodcastParcham: The Evolution of Iran’s National SymbolsFrom celestial signs to revolutionary slogans, Iran’s national emblems have reflected the country’s evolving identity, ideology, and aspirations. This episode explores the complex history of Iran’s flags, crests, and anthems—from the mystical origins of the Lion and Sun to the contested meanings of today’s symbols in a time of civic awakening.🔍 Explore how dynasties, revolutions, and diasporas have shaped—and reshaped—Iran’s visual identity.🎙️ Based on the article: Parcham: The Evolution of Iran’s National Symbols🕊️ Support independent civic storytelling:Donate via PayPal Giving Fund📚 Produced by Iran 1400 Project, a 5...
2025-07-1419 minIran 1400 PodcastFrom State Sovereignty to Civic IndependenceWhat does Esteqlāl mean in today’s Iran?In this episode, we explore how the concept of independence has evolved over the past century, from anti-imperial resistance to a deeper civic call for accountability, pluralism, and public trust. Drawing from the Iran 1400 Project’s latest article, we trace the shifting meanings of independence across generations, institutions, and ideologies.As the revolutionary slogan “Neither East nor West” gives way to a new demand for internal reform, this episode asks: Can independence be reclaimed not through confrontation, but through civic renewal?🔗 Read the full article:...
2025-07-0715 minIran 1400 PodcastThe Evolution of Peace in Iran: From Resistance to Civic Reconciliation🔗 Read the full article: iran1400.org/content/peace-in-iran-from-resistance-to-civic-reconciliationIn this episode, we trace how the concept of peace in Iran has evolved across centuries, from ancient cosmopolitan ideals and Shi‘i resistance theology to the mystical visions of poets and the civic ethics of reformers. Drawing on diverse sources, including Persian literature, constitutional discourse, and the Bahá’í vision of global unity, the discussion explores how today’s movements—such as Woman, Life, Freedom—are reshaping peace as an act of participation, accountability, and shared belonging.Hosted by the Iran 1400 Project, this episode invites you to reflect on peac...
2025-06-2812 minIran 1400 PodcastIran’s Intellectual Legacy and Civic FutureFrom the constitutional thinkers of the early 20th century to the post-revolutionary reformers and today’s civic-minded youth, Iran’s intellectual tradition has been shaped by struggle, rupture, and reinvention. In this episode, we explore the insights of scholars Ali Mirsepassi and Mehrzad Boroujerdi—tracing the rise of intellectual statesmen, the impact of Counter-Enlightenment thought, and the overlooked role of figures like ‘Abdu’l-Bahá. We ask: What is the role of the intellectual today? And how are a new generation of Iranians reimagining thought, trust, and belonging from the ground up?🔗 Read the full article: iran1400.org/content/evolut...
2025-06-2814 minIran 1400 PodcastThe Rise and Rupture of Partisan Politics in IranHow did political parties in Iran lose the public's trust—and what comes next? This episode examines the trajectory of political participation in Iran since the 1979 revolution, from revolutionary zeal and reformist hope to disillusionment and civic disintegration. With the rise of a younger generation seeking ethical engagement over partisan loyalty, Iran’s political future may lie not in factions, but in a renewed civic culture grounded in truth, trust, and responsibility.🔗 Read the full article: https://iran1400.org/content/political-parties-and-public-trust/💛 Support the Iran 1400 Project: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/5242241#Iran1400 #CivicTrust #PoliticalReform #YouthInIra...
2025-06-2717 min
Holyoke Media PodcastsSíntesis informativa, 26 de junio de 2025Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del jueves 26 de junio de 2025:
La disputa en el Senado por los recortes a Medicaid amenaza el progreso del gran proyecto de ley de Trump.
Un asunto clave sin resolver que frena el avance del gran proyecto de ley del presidente Donald Trump en el Congreso es particularmente desalentador: ¿Cómo recortar miles de millones de dólares a la atención médica sin perjudicar a los estadounid...
2025-06-2602 min
Holyoke Media PodcastsSíntesis informativa, 25 de junio de 2025.Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del miércoles 25 de junio de 2025:
El domo de calor de principios de temporada trae las temperaturas más altas en años a partes del este de EE. UU.
Un patrón meteorológico intenso y casi histórico está calcinando gran parte de Estados Unidos bajo una peligrosa cúpula de calor esta semana, con temperaturas de tres dígitos en lugares que no habían sido tan caluro...
2025-06-2602 minIran 1400 PodcastTruth and Trust — Reclaiming Ethical Ground in Iran’s Civic FutureThis episode explores how truth has been manipulated, suppressed, and ultimately reclaimed by Iran’s citizens as a force for civic renewal. Drawing on Aram Hessami’s Two Three Words and a century of ethical and political struggle, this conversation examines how honesty, dignity, and public trust are being rebuilt from the ground up—often outside the bounds of ideology or party politics.From digital resistance to grassroots education, cultural memory to institutional reform, this episode reflects on the ethical foundations of a just society in the face of fear and disillusionment.Truth builds trust. And tr...
2025-06-2513 min
Holyoke Media PodcastsSíntesis informativa. 24 de junio de 2025Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del martes 24 de junio de 2025:
Las Escuelas Públicas de Holyoke saldrán de la administración judicial estatal el 1 de julio.
La Administración Healey-Driscoll anunció el lunes que las Escuelas Públicas de Holyoke saldrán de la administración judicial estatal y volverán al control local el 1 de julio. Este anuncio se produce tras una determinación provisional en octubre, que indicaba que el distrito estarí...
2025-06-2402 minIran 1400 PodcastPower and the Public Good: Reimagining Authority in IranFrom royal courts to revolutionary councils, Iran’s political history has often treated power as domination. But what if we reimagined authority as service?In this episode, we explore the evolution of power and governance in Iran—from fragmented rule under the Qajars to the centralization of the Pahlavis, and the theocratic bureaucracy of the Islamic Republic. Drawing on Aram Hessami’s Two Three Words, Bahá’í ethical traditions, and global civic thought, this conversation calls for a new vision of authority rooted in transparency, participation, and public trust.📖 Read the full article: iran1400.org/content/power-and-the...
2025-06-2314 min
Holyoke Media PodcastsSíntesis informativa, 23 de junio de 2025Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del lunes 23 de junio de 2025:
Estados Unidos afirma que los ataques a instalaciones nucleares de Irán causaron “daños graves”, pero no está claro su impacto total.
El ejército estadounidense atacó tres emplazamientos en Irán la madrugada del domingo, involucrándose en los esfuerzos de Israel por destruir el programa nuclear iraní, en una arriesgada estrategia para debilitar a un enemigo de largo tiempo.
La decisión de Estad...
2025-06-2302 minIran 1400 PodcastHope as Civic Strength: Imagination, Endurance, and the Future of IranHope as Civic Strength: Reclaiming the Future of Iran🔗 Read the full articleIn this episode, we explore the enduring power of hope as a civic virtue in Iranian history and society. From the 1906 Constitutional Revolution to the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement, hope has fueled resistance, sustained moral imagination, and defied state-imposed despair. Drawing on insights from Aram Hessami’s Two Three Words, protest art, literature, and generational shifts, this conversation frames hope not as naïve optimism but as a deeply political and transformative force.🔍 Topics covered:How authoritarian regimes suppress joy and hope
2025-06-1815 minIran 1400 PodcastUnity, Identity, and Civic Belonging in IranWhat does unity mean in a society as diverse and divided as Iran? In this episode, we explore the long arc of Iranian national identity, from mystical poetry and constitutional dreams to the Green Movement and Woman, Life, Freedom. Drawing on the recent Iran 1400 article, Unity, Identity, and Civic Belonging in Iran, we examine how pluralism has shaped—and been suppressed in—Iranian political culture, and why Iranian citizenry may offer the most inclusive and future-facing foundation for national renewal.We revisit Rumi and Sa’di’s pluralist wisdom, the Bahá’í Faith’s civic models, and the Constitutional...
2025-06-1717 min
The Last American VagabondTrump’s Leaked AI Government Plans, Trump Mobile & The Expected False Flag To Justify Iran WarWelcome to The Daily Wrap Up, an in-depth investigatory show dedicated to bringing you the most relevant independent news, as we see it, from the last 24 hours (6/16/25).
As always, take the information discussed in the video below and research it for yourself, and come to your own conclusions. Anyone telling you what the truth is, or claiming they have the answer, is likely leading you astray, for one reason or another. Stay Vigilant.
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2025-06-174h 05Iran 1400 PodcastFrom Sacred Defense to Civic Resistance: The Evolution of War in Iran’s National ConsciousnessOver the past century, Iran’s concept of war has moved from national awakening and revolutionary sacrifice to a contested ideology, revealing a deep rift between state doctrine and a new generation’s civic aspirations. Read the article The younger generation is not apathetic—they are deeply political. But their battlefield is different. They are not fighting for territory or theology. They are fighting for narrative, for voice, for a future of their own choosing. And perhaps that is the most profound evolution of all: from a nation mobilized by war, to one mobilized against it, through memory...
2025-06-1615 minIran 1400 PodcastThe Evolution of Womanhood and the Future of Iranian Citizenship🎧 Episode Title: From Zan to Zan, Zendegi, AzadiSubtitle: How Iranian Women’s Voices Reclaimed the Language of LiberationHow did the Persian word zan—long used to frame women in terms of obedience, modesty, or sacrifice—become the rallying cry of a new civic movement?In this episode, we explore the deep cultural and political evolution behind the slogan “Zan, Zendegi, Azadi” (“Woman, Life, Freedom”). Far more than a chant, it represents a generational shift in how Iranian women see themselves—and how they demand to be seen. We trace this transformation through language, literatur...
2025-06-1120 minIran 1400 PodcastJustice in Iran and Its Civic Future🎧 Episode Title: Justice in Iran and Its Civic FutureWhat does justice really mean in Iran today—and how can it be reclaimed by the people? In this episode, we explore the long arc of justice in Iran, from fragmented courts in the Qajar era to the authoritarian judiciary of the Islamic Republic. But the focus is on the present: a system in crisis, and the growing demand for a justice rooted not in power, but in civic agency, ethical responsibility, and public trust.Drawing on ideas from Aram Hessami’s Two Three Words and other I...
2025-06-1119 minIran 1400 PodcastAzadi: The Evolution of Freedom in Iran and Its Meaning for the FutureAs Iran navigates an age of uncertainty, Azadi remains both a memory and a hope. Its meanings have shifted—but its power endures. By reimagining freedom not as a fixed ideal but as an evolving civic practice rooted in ethics, dignity, and dialogue, Iranians may find in it not just resistance to the past but a blueprint for the future. Full Article: Azadi: The Evolution of Freedom in Iran and Its Meaning for the Future
2025-06-0619 minIran 1400 Podcast“Two Three Words” (Do Se Kalameh) By Aram HessamiWe’re proud to offer the audiobook version of Two Three Words (Do Se Kalameh | دو سه کلمه) completely free for personal and educational use.This audiobook is a gift from the author Aram Hessami and the Iran 1400 Project to encourage dialogue on the evolution of ideas in modern Iran. If you find it valuable, please consider supporting our work. Donate via PayPal Giving Fund to support our work.
2025-06-041h 29Iran 1400 PodcastFrom Fragmentation to Citizenship: The Evolution of Iran’s Civic, Political, and Economic SocietiesIn this episode, we explore the evolving landscape of Iran’s civic, political, and economic societies through the lens of Iranian citizenry—a concept championed by Aram Hessami in his book Two Three Words. Drawing from more than a century of historical transformation, Vafa Mostaghim traces how these spheres have changed inside Iran and how diaspora communities have mirrored, supported, or diverged from those changes.What does being an Iranian citizen today mean at home or in the diaspora? Can shared civic values overcome institutional distrust and ideological divides? And what role do ordinary people play in recl...
2025-05-3120 minIran 1400 PodcastPaths of Progress: The Evolution of Transportation and Its Role in Iran’s DevelopmentExplore how transportation has shaped Iran’s economic and social development in this episode of the Iran 1400 Podcast. From ancient caravan routes to modern railways and aviation, discover the key transitions that connected communities and fueled national progress. It examines the transition from ancient caravan routes and the chapar system to the construction of the Trans-Iranian Railway, the expansion of road networks, and the rise of aviation. The piece highlights how these developments have influenced Iran's economic integration, social cohesion, and political centralization while addressing contemporary challenges such as international sanctions.Read the full article here: Paths of...
2025-05-3013 minIran 1400 PodcastThe Evolution and Future of Persian Exile MediaWhat role has Persian-language media in exile shaped Iranian public discourse over the past four decades? And what happens when these once-vital platforms face funding cuts, shifting audiences, and a new era of digital activism?This episode explores the evolution, influence, and challenges of Persian exile media—from BBC Persian and VOA to Iran International and beyond. We also ask: what is lost if these spaces fade, and what can be reimagined?📖 Read the full article here:👉 The Evolution and Future of Persian Exile Media
2025-05-2914 minIran 1400 PodcastFrom Judgment to Justice: The Afterlife and Moral Imagination in Iranian ModernityHow has the idea of the afterlife shaped Iran’s moral and political imagination?This episode dives into the historical evolution of the afterlife in Iranian thought—from ancient Zoroastrian visions and early Islamic doctrines centered on divine judgment to its use as a tool of authority under the Safavid and Qajar states. We then explore how the Baháʼí Faith introduced a radically different view: the afterlife as a process of spiritual growth, with ethical action grounded in this life, not fear of the next.As Iran entered the post-revolutionary era, growing disillusionment with traditional eschato...
2025-05-2411 minIran 1400 PodcastThe Evolution of Citizenship in Iran: From Civilizational Identity to Democratic AgencyBuilding on earlier publications by the Iran 1400 Project — including our coverage of Abbas Amanat’s insights into the dilemmas of modernity and Hessami’s reflections on civic agency — this essay offers a holistic view of how citizenship in Iran has evolved: from inherited cultural frameworks to modern legal definitions, and ultimately, to an emerging ethos of democratic responsibility.
2025-05-2111 minIran 1400 PodcastPersian Gulf: A Name, A Nation, and the Evolution of IdentityThis article examines how the name “Khalij-e Fars” has been preserved, politicized, and contested over time. Drawing on historical sources, state practices, and reactions from the Iranian diaspora, it reflects the Iran 1400 Project’s commitment to understanding how ideas and institutions evolve—and how symbols like names help nations tell their stories, stake their claims, and respond to external pressures.
2025-05-1213 minIran 1400 PodcastThe Evolution of Motherhood in Iran: A Century Through Poetry, Politics, Culture, Society, and LawThis reflection is offered as part of the Iran 1400 Project’s commitment to exploring the evolution of ideas and institutions that have shaped Iranian society. In honor of Mother’s Day, we present this light yet layered examination as a tribute to the enduring strength, complexity, and courage of Iranian mothers across generations.
2025-05-0813 minIran 1400 PodcastThe Evolution of Meta-Narratives in Iran Over the Past 100 YearsLooking ahead, the question is not simply which narrative will dominate, but whether a new kind of civic meta-narrative can emerge—inclusive, pluralistic, and historically grounded. Such a framework could offer a path beyond the binaries of revolution and reaction, faith and secularism, resistance and capitulation. This space of imaginative rethinking, rooted in shared dignity and layered memory, holds the most promise for Iran’s democratic renewal.
2025-05-0721 minIran 1400 PodcastReview of Aram Hessami's "Two, Three Words"This podcast reviews Aram Hessami's book, Do Se Kalameh, describing it as an intellectual manifesto on Iran's sociopolitical landscape. The review highlights Hessami's critical perspective on power, governance, and the complexities of democracy and justice, particularly within the context of authoritarian regimes and the ongoing struggle for justice. Furthermore, it examines the cultural battle between modernity and tradition and emphasizes the power of collective action and civic engagement as keys to political transformation. Ultimately, the book is presented as a manifesto for democratic renewal, offering a vision for a new Iran rooted in justice and participatory governance.Audiobook ava...
2025-05-0411 minIran 1400 PodcastUnity, Governance, and ExclusionWhat if the path to a more pluralistic and globally engaged Iran could be found not in imported ideologies or outdated sectarian divides, but in a suppressed native tradition?
2025-05-0410 min
StocktonAfterClassHezbollah: All You Wanted to Know but Were Afraid to AskSend us a textSeveral students and friends asked me to discuss Hezbollah. I did not feel I was the best person to do this, but agreed to share what insights I had. I hope you find this podcast useful. I have a Hezbollah flag in my attic. A student gave it to me in 2000 when Hezbollah, under the leadership of Hasan Nasrallah, beat the IDF after a deadly 18 year-long fist fight. It was the first time that an Arab army had beaten the IDF. I cannot tell what is going to come next. I...
2024-10-1134 min
Trip the Beltway Fantastic With Kelley Vlahos and FriendsLt. Col Dan Davis: We Don’t Have Capacity to Fight a War in the Middle EastIn the last two weeks we have witnessed a wave of aggressive tactics from Israel that have finally expanded the war in Gaza beyond the borders of the Gaza strip and West Bank and now into neighboring Lebanon, Yemen and possibly Iran. We have seen Israel redefine terror tactics by simultaneously blowing up pagers connected to Hezbollah operatives in Lebanon, killing scores and injuring thousands. They have assassinated top Hezbollah leaders, including Hassan Naasrallah. They have invaded Lebanon on the ground, while pounding the country with unrelenting airstrikes, including central Beirut overnight on Thursday. Over 1400 Lebanese have b...
2024-10-0433 min
The Kevin Jackson ShowBest takeaways from VP Debate - Ep 24-386[SEGMENT 2-1] An indepth look at the debate 5 Proud to be on the Trump team? [SEGMENT 2-2] An indepth look at the debate 6 [X] SB – Don Jr on debate Leading with incompetence and weakness Iran wants Kamala Harris to be president Russia wants… [X] SB – Various media coverage of the debate [X] SB – Vance whack-a-mole comment [SEGMENT 2-3] An indepth look at the debate 7 [X] SB – Vance masterful response on the hurricane JD Vance won over many moderates… [X] SB – Vance on deportations and Harris open border Asylum fraud Fentanyl Personalized it [X] SB – Vance on Harris inflation
2024-10-0338 min
World History (हिन्दी)Israel and Palestine: Gaza, Iran, Arab states and why any Resolution for Peace is far awayAs of posting this episode, Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader has been assassinated in Tehran, Iran on July 31, 2024. So have some top Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon and some Hamas commanders in Gaza. Last night on August 12, 2024 Israel Defense Forces(The Tzahal) went on Peak Alertness with the expectation of an Iranian attack as Iran readied its missiles and drones. As of August 13, this morning 7:47 AM in Jerusalem, this attack has not taken place.
Putting into present context of our region of the subcontinent: What have been some recent major political developments in the Indian Subcontinent/South Asia:
2024-08-1354 min
Iran 1400 PodcastJapan and Iran: How Japan Shaped Contemporary Iranian SocietyIn this episode, we talk with political theorist Dr. Reza Parchizadeh about Japanese influence on Iranian society. After exploring how Japan’s victory over Russia and its Constitutional movement inspired Iran, Dr. Parchizadeh analyzes President Rafsanjani’s Japan-inspired development vision, the migration of Iranian workers to Japan, Japan’s cultural impact on Iran, and more.
2024-07-2639 min
Iran 1400 PodcastAllegory in Iranian Cinema and its Societal Reflections - Part 2This is the second part of a two-part conversation with Dr. Michelle Langford about her book Allegory in Iranian Cinema: The Aesthetics of Poetry and Resistance. In this episode, she delves into the progression of censorship in Iranian cinema, highlighting the distinction between allegory as a reaction to censorship versus its response to broader socio-political influences. She also discusses Iranian cinema’s recent shift away from allegory, and its relation to the Woman, Life, Freedom movement.
Dr. Michelle Langford is an Associate Professor in Film Studies at the University of New South Wales Sydney. You can find he...
2024-05-2423 min
The Castle ReportDON’TDarrell Castle talks about the recent attacks by Iran against Israel and discusses the growing violence with an emphasis on the Israeli decision of whether to retaliate again and if so how.
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Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. This is Friday, the 19th day of April in the year of our Lord 2024. I will be talking about the recent attacks by Iran against Israel and discussing the growing violence with an emphasis on the Israeli decision of whether to retaliate again and if so how.
2024-04-1914 min
Politics365.com on KIRN670AM in Los Angeles, every Sunday at 9am PSTPolitics365.com Podcast with Sydney Martin on KIRN670AM, Los Angeles, CASydney Martin is the Program Manager of the Iran 1400 Project. He received his BA in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures from the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to joining the Iran 1400 Project, he studied in Tajikistan with a Fulbright-Hays scholarship and interned at the Atlantic Council's Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East, as well as the Critical Threats Project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-04-1219 min
Iran 1400 PodcastAllegory in Iranian Cinema and its Societal Reflections - Part 1This is the first part of a two part conversation with Dr. Michelle Langford about her book Allegory in Iranian Cinema: The Aesthetics of Poetry and Resistance. In this episode, she discusses the motivations behind writing her book and explores the evolution of Iranian films, spanning from early silent movies to contemporary productions. In doing so, she examines the reflective insights of the films into the sociopolitical and cultural fabric of Iran.
Dr. Michelle Langford is an Associate Professor in Film Studies at the University of New South Wales Sydney. You can find her book here.
2024-01-2921 minIran 1400 PodcastWomen’s Rights in Iran: Challenges, Achievements, and MisconceptionsThis episode marks the second part of a two-part conversation with Dr. Claudia Yaghoobi delving into the evolving landscape of sexuality in contemporary Iran. Dr. Yaghoobi discusses the Family Protection Law, dispels common misconceptions within Iran, such as the assumption that all women share identical viewpoints, and examines the perceptions of veiling during the Pahlavi era. Furthermore, she assesses the progress made by women during the Pahlavi era, emphasizing the significant role played by women themselves, not just the government. The conversation ends with a discussion of the Islamic Republic’s views on “morality” and women's rights in present-day Iran.
2023-11-1625 min
משדרים ביטחוןIsrael at War: The Iranian InvolvementOver a month has passed since the October 7 massacre of Israeli citizens perpetrated by Hamas terrorists and Gazan civilian accomplices. The most vicious attack against Jews since the Holocaust brought an unprecedented number of Israeli casualties: 1400 killed; 240 hostages held by Hamas, among them 32 children; over 7200 injured; and over 250,000 displaced, evacuated from their homes. In this podcast, INSS researcher Adi Kantor sits down with Dr. Raz Zimmt, an expert on Iran at INSS and author of the book Iran From Within: State and Society in the Islamic Republic (in Hebrew), published in 2022. Together they discuss the current Iranian involvement in the...
2023-11-0821 min
John Solomon ReportsGOP Congressman says 57% of Gaza residents back ‘Hamas murderous activities,’ cannot be U.S. refugeesCongressman Josh Breechen says recent polling from the Washington Institute showed that “among the Gaza population, 57% of them have a favorable opinion of Hamas’ murderous activities,” this comes after Hamas killed 1400 Israelis on October 7, with 32 of the deaths being Americans, and 11 Americans being part of 200 of the Hostages that were taken. The Oklahoma Congressman says, “and to think that we are going to utilize the same lack of process that we saw with Afghanistan, under a Democrat administration, where even their own Investigator General said that it was ‘lacking in really vetting these people coming from Afghanistan,’ it is incredible t...
2023-10-2736 min
Mihail NeamtuAl treilea război mondial? Interviu cu Freddy Fuchs (colonel în rezervă al armatei israeliene)Suntem la finele anului 2023 și Orientul Mijlociu este un butoi de pulbere. În 7 octombrie, Hamas a atacat fără milă statul Israel și a omorât 1400 de civili inocenți, între care și copii, adolescenți sau bătrâni. Teroriștii meritau să primească o replică, însă bombardarea unor obiective din Gaza a produs și victime colaterale. Peste trei mii de palestinieni au murit în ultimele zile, fiind provocată nu doar o criză umanitară (datorată lipsei de apă și electricitate), ci și o stare de revoltă generală a lumii arabe la adresa alianței SUA-Europa-Israel.
Protestele musulmanilor din capitalele lumi...
2023-10-2434 min
People of the PodRenana Gomeh's Sons Were Taken Hostage by Hamas: What She Needs You to Do to Bring Them Home NowAt 6:30 a.m on October 7, 2023, Renana Gomeh's life changed forever when Iran-backed Hamas terrorists stormed her home in Kibbutz Nir Oz and took her two sons, Yagil and Or Yaakov, ages 12 and 16, hostage. She has not heard from them since, knows nothing about the conditions they're held in, or whether they're still alive. Listen to Renana's painful account, how she is coping, and her mission to bring them home. American Jewish Committee (AJC) and more than 110 Jewish organizations have urged the United Nations and all governments to secure the immediate and unconditional release of the hostages.
2023-10-2020 min
Les podcasts du MédiaInstant Porcher | Israël - Palestine : Le début d'une crise économique mondiale ?▶ Jamais un média populaire et indépendant, qui n’est détenu ni par de riches oligarques ni par l’Etat, n’avait arraché le droit d’être diffusé à la TV ! Nous si ! Le 20 octobre, nous serons sur vos écrans ! Soutenez-nous sur KissKissBankBank, et faites partie de cette aventure historique !
▶ Depuis le 7 octobre nous suivons le conflit israëlo-palestinien au Média. Après l’attaque du Hamas en Israël, Israël a multiplié les bombardements sur Gaza. L’armée israélienne a demandé “l’évacuation” sous 24h de plus d’un million d’habitants du Nord de la zone. U...
2023-10-1821 minIran 1400 PodcastShifting Dynamics of Sexuality in Iran: Non-linear Trajectories and Changing Sexual NormsThis is the first part of a two part conversation with Dr. Claudia Yaghoobi exploring the shifting dynamics of sexuality in Iran across a span of nearly two centuries. Dr. Yaghoobi, a professor at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, examines the intersectionality of gender and sexuality, discussing how gender rights have fared better than sexual rights. She discusses sexual mores in iran and the non-linear trajectory of iran towards modernization. Furthermore, she delves into the notion of "acceptable" sexuality and draws comparisons between Iranian and Western sexual norms. See her chapter “Iranian women and shifting sexual ideologies, 1850-2...
2023-10-1320 minIran 1400 PodcastLabor in Iran Today: The Impact of Privatization and the Links to Contemporary ProtestsThis podcast is part five of the Iran 1400 Project's labor series, and it concludes a three-part interview with Dr. Kaveh Ehsani, an associate professor at DePaul University. Dr. Ehsani sheds light on the present condition of workers in Iran, emphasizing how the Islamic Republic perceives them as a threat to its establishment. He discusses the transition from the glorification of workers during the Iran-Iraq war to the privatization of Iran's economy and its implications for the workers at that time. Additionally, he explores the connection between labor protests and the Woman, Life, Freedom protests, and offers insights into the m...
2023-08-1815 minIran 1400 PodcastShaping the Workforce: Iranian Workers’ Adaptation to IndustrializationThis is the fourth episode of the Iran 1400 Project’s series on labor in Iran and the second of a three-part conversation with Dr. Kaveh Ehsani about the social history of labor and oil. Dr. Ehsani, an associate professor at DePaul University, explores three distinct periods in Iran's social history, which coincided with the establishment of a market economy and capitalist framework. These periods include the emergence of capitalist industrialization, the integration of workers into this new system, and the subsequent generation's deepening involvement within the system. Dr. Ehsani takes a unique approach by examining the impact of the in...
2023-07-1823 minIran 1400 PodcastPerspectives on Iran's Social History: Labor, Economy, and Life Before OilThis is the third episode of the Iran 1400 Project’s series on labor in Iran and the first of a three-part conversation with Dr. Kaveh Ehsani about the social history of labor and oil. Dr. Ehsani, an associate professor at DePaul University, defines social history and highlights its importance for Iran and the broader world. He provides insights into what labor relations and Iran’s economy looked like before the discovery of oil in the country, going into detail about the composition of Iran's population and life before Iranians were dependent on wages.
2023-06-2219 minIran 1400 PodcastExploring the Convergence of Labor Protests and the Woman, Life, Freedom MovementThis is the second episode of the Iran 1400 Podcast’s series on labor in Iran. It is part two of a two-part conversation between our host Sydney Martin and doctoral student Ida Nikou about the labor movement in Iran since the Islamic revolution. Ida underscores the importance of comprehending labor protests as a prerequisite for understanding any protest movement in Iran and delves into the interconnectedness between labor protests and the Woman, Life, Freedom movement. They also explore the development and transformation of Iran's economy and its underlying structure.
2023-05-2334 minIran 1400 PodcastUnraveling Iran's Labor Movement: From the Islamic Revolution to TodayThis is the first episode of the Iran 1400 Podcast’s series on labor in Iran. It is part one of a two-part conversation between our host Sydney Martin and doctoral student Ida Nikou about the labor movement in Iran since the Islamic revolution. Ida provides insights into the movement's history in each decade following the revolution, highlighting its adaptation to the evolving political landscape and changing leadership. Throughout the conversation, a wide range of topics are covered, from the impact of the Iran-Iraq War, to syndicalism, to the privatization of the economy.
2023-05-1627 minIran 1400 PodcastExploring the Historical Foundations of Nationalism in IranIn the second installment of the Iran 1400 Project's series on nationalism in Iran, researcher Sydney Martin engages in a captivating conversation with Dr. Ali Ansari on the intricate interplay between Iranian history, nationalism, and identity. Their wide-ranging discussion covers themes such as the significance of Kaveh the Blacksmith, the fusion of religion and state, and the exploitation of nationalism by various leaders in Iran over the past century to consolidate their authority. Furthermore, they delve into the crucial role of Iranian nationalism in the Woman, Life, Freedom movement.
2023-04-2628 min
Holyoke Media PodcastsSíntesis informativa, 21 de marzo de 2023.Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del martes 21 de marzo de 2023:
- El presidente Joe Biden emitió el primer veto de su presidencia el lunes en una señal temprana de cambios en las relaciones de la Casa Blanca con el nuevo Congreso desde que los republicanos tomaron el control de la Cámara en enero, una medida que sirve como preludio de batallas más grandes con los legisladores republicanos sobre el gasto del gobie...
2023-03-2102 min
Bureau BuitenlandOverleeft het Iraanse regime de protesten? & Franse oliegigant voor de rechter(00:44) Overleeft het Iraanse regime de protesten?
Hoe hard het regime in Iran ook optreedt, de protestbeweging in Iran laat zich er niet door weerhouden. Ook vandaag zijn er grote demonstraties en zelfs stakingen. In verschillende steden hebben mensen het werk neergelegd. Hoe lang houden de demonstranten dit vol? Kunnen ze echt een vuist maken tegen dit regime? Te gast zijn historicus en Iran-kenner Peyman Jafari en journalist, schrijver en VPRO-collega Mina Etemad.
(12:17) Franse oliegigant voor de rechter
In Parijs dient vandaag een rechtszaak tegen TotalEnergies. De multinationale olie- en gasonderneming is de belangrijkste...
2022-12-0724 min
Iran 1400 PodcastReligious Nationalism in Iran: Shi'ism, the State, and Iranian IdentityThis is the first episode of the Iran 1400 Project's series on nationalism in Iran. Researchers Alexandra Braverman and Sydney Martin spoke with Dr. Meir Litvak about the role of religion in Iranian nationalism and Iranian identity. Dr. Litvak explained in detail how the Iranian state uses religion in order to promote a form of nationalism in line with its ideals. Examining the reaction of Iranians to this effort, he analyzed the many facets of Iranian identity, from Persian ethnolinguistic identity to Islamic religious identity. A timely discussion, Dr. Litvak also commented on the effect of mandatory hijab and state-sanctioned...
2022-10-1829 min
ArcanaLes Assyriens, l’empire sanguinaire du dieu Assur - Les Civilisations AntiquesL’Assyrie fut le berceau de l’un des plus grands empires de Mésopotamie, les Assyriens étendront leurs influences sur un territoire allant de l’Anatolie à l’Égypte et du Liban à l’Iran.
La cité d’Assur existait déjà au cours du troisième millénaire av. J.-C., du temps des Sumériens et des Akkadiens, mais ce n’est qu’à partir du milieu du deuxième millénaire av. J.-C. que le cité du dieu Assur va progressivement étendre son influence au point de devenir le plus grand empire de son temps.
Dans cette vidéo nous allons étu...
2022-10-1446 minIran 1400 PodcastIran-China Relations: Geopolitics and DiplomacyThis episode is the second part of a two-part conversation with Dr. William Figueroa about his article for the Iran 1400 Project entitled “Constitutionalism Across Asia: Iran and China.” Sydney Martin and Dr. Figueroa discuss Iran-China relations today and the geopolitical implications of the Iranian and Chinese constitutional revolutions discussed in the previous episode. Dr. Figueroa analyzes Iran and China’s often disproportionate relationship, providing his thoughts on a variety of aspects and events, from the Iran-China 25-year agreement to the Russia-Ukraine War, to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s recent trip to Taiwan.
Constitutionalism Across Asia: Iran and China...
2022-09-1226 minIran 1400 PodcastIran-China Relations: The Imagined Community of Asian Constitutional StatesThis episode is part one of a two-part conversation with Dr. William Figueroa about his article for the Iran 1400 Project entitled “Constitutionalism Across Asia: Iran and China.” Sydney Martin and Dr. Figueroa discuss the influence of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution on Chinese elites and the impact of pan-Asian and anti-colonial sentiment on Iran, China, and greater Asia. Dr. Figueroa provides background on the Chinese constitutional revolution, pointing out the similarities between it and Iran. He details how technological advancements such as the first large-scale international telegraph network allowed people to keep up with world events and highlights the imagined glob...
2022-08-1626 min
Iran 1400 PodcastEric Lob: How the Progression of Construction Jihad Parallels the Evolution of the Islamic RepublicIn this episode, Sydney Martin interviews Dr. Eric Lob about his recent article for the Iran 1400 Project “Institutional Continuities and Changes in the Islamic Republic of Iran: The Case of Construction Jihad.” Using Construction Jihad as their focal point, they discuss a wide range of events and ideas, such as development, the Islamic Republican Party, the Iran-Iraq War, and the consolidation of power in Iran since the revolution. The article is available on our website, please check it out here before or after you listen:
https://iran1400.org/discover/the-case-of-construction-jihad/
2022-06-0957 min
New Books in Early Modern HistoryAmanda Phillips, "Sea Change: Ottoman Textiles Between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean" (U California Press, 2021)Textiles were the second-most-traded commodity in world history, preceded only by grain. In the Ottoman Empire, in particular, the sale and exchange of silks, cottons, and woolens generated an immense amount of revenue. They touched every level of society, from rural women tending silkworms to pashas flaunting layers of watered camlet to merchants travelling to Mecca and beyond. Sea Change: Ottoman Textiles Between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean (U California Press, 2021) offers the first comprehensive history of the Ottoman textile sector, arguing that the trade's enduring success resulted from its openness to expertise and objects from far...
2022-05-2754 min
New Books in Middle Eastern StudiesAmanda Phillips, "Sea Change: Ottoman Textiles Between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean" (U California Press, 2021)Textiles were the second-most-traded commodity in world history, preceded only by grain. In the Ottoman Empire, in particular, the sale and exchange of silks, cottons, and woolens generated an immense amount of revenue. They touched every level of society, from rural women tending silkworms to pashas flaunting layers of watered camlet to merchants travelling to Mecca and beyond. Sea Change: Ottoman Textiles Between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean (U California Press, 2021) offers the first comprehensive history of the Ottoman textile sector, arguing that the trade's enduring success resulted from its openness to expertise and objects from far...
2022-05-2754 min
Hidden TalkHidden Talk #1 - Adel MirzadehAdel Mirzadeh is a good friend, a business owner and the author of Iran-e 1400. He also holds a Masters degree in Finance.Production Manager & Editor: HEEN💎 Watch the video version on YouTube: bit.ly/HiddenTalk1
2022-02-211h 07
Iran 1400 PodcastSpotlighting an Author - Ali Alfoneh: Political Succession in the Islamic Republic of IranWhat will happen after Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's passing? During this event hosted by the Iran 1400 Project, Ali Alfoneh, an author and political scientist, answered this question and presented his book “Political Succession in the Islamic Republic of Iran: Demise of the Clergy and the Rise of the Revolutionary Guard Corps”. His book imagines what leadership will look like in the Islamic Republic after the passing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. It looks back at the past, detailing the process of succession before and after the death of Ayatollah Khomeini, as well as towards the future, concluding that...
2022-01-131h 08
رادیو صدای زمینشادزی 1 - آری گویی به زندگی " شادزی 1 - آری گویی به زندگی " میزبان: شاهین شرافتی مهمان این اپیزود: دکتر امیرحسین یزدانی .شما شنوندهی اولین پادکست شادزی هستیداین پادکست با هدف آموزش باکیفیت، پایدار و در دسترس برای فارسیزبانانبا همکاری و حمایت معنوی باشگاه آموزشهای الکترونیکی یونسکو ایران .تقدیمتون میشه این اپیزود پادکست شادزی بخشهایی از گفتگوی لایو اینستاگرامیست .که در تاریخ پنجم آذر 1400 برگزار شد.شادزی تقدیم میشود به کسانی که به زندگی آری میگویند#شادزی_1#شاهین_شرافتی#دکتر_امیرحسین_یزدانی#آری_گویی_به_زندگی#رادیو_صدای_زمین#سفیران_حال_خوب_باشیم#Podcast#Unesco_Iran
2021-12-071h 03
Iran 1400 PodcastSpotlighting an Author - Stephanie Cronin - Social Histories of IranOn November 19th the Iran 1400 Project hosted a Spotlighting an Author event with distinguished social historian, Stephanie Cronin of Oxford University. Dr. Cronin discussed her newly-released book, Social Histories of Iran: Modernism and Marginality in the Middle East, which problematizes concepts of modernity in Iran and the broader Middle East with a global comparative perspective. The book investigates the lives of the underclasses of Iranian society in the 19th and 20th centuries and their particular relationship with both socio-economic hierarchies and modernity. A central argument of the book is that modernity was a project conducted by the elite classes...
2021-11-231h 20
Iran 1400 PodcastSpotlighting an Author - Fatemeh Shams: A Revolution in Rhyme: Poetic Co-option under the Islamic RepublicIn this Spotlighting an Author event, Dr. Fatemeh Shams discussed her latest book “A Revolution in Rhyme: Poetic Co-option under the Islamic Republic”. During the extensive Q&A section of the event, Shams answered a series of questions with topics from lack of academic attention to Persian poetry, to the cause and result relationship between the revolution and poetry in Iran.
About Fatemeh Shams: Dr. Fatemeh Shams is Assistant Professor of Modern Persian literature at the University of Pennsylvania. She earned her Ph.D in Oriental Studies from University of Oxford, Wadham College. Before joining Penn, she taug...
2021-10-191h 17
Iran 1400 PodcastSpotlighting an Author: Annie Tracy Samuel: The Unfinished History of the Iran-Iraq WarIn this Spotlighting an Author event, Dr. Annie Tracy Samuel discussed the IRGC’s roles and power in contemporary Iran and demonstrates how the history of the Iran–Iraq War has an immense bearing on the Islamic Republic’s present and future. During the extensive Q&A section of the event, Tracy Samuel answered a series of questions with topics from the most important lessons learned by the IRGC to similarities between the acceptance of Security Council Resolution 598 and the acceptance of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
About Annie Tracy Samuel: Dr. Annie Tracy S...
2021-10-081h 19
DialogueBox | دیالوگباکساپیزود شماره پنجاه و چهار - بیوگرافی کیهان کلهر کیهان کلهر موسیقیدان، آهنگساز و نوازنده ایرانی متولد ۳ آذر ۱۳۴۲ در تهران است، ساز تخصصی او کمانچه است و افـزون بر آن تنبـور، سهتار و شاهکمان نیز مـی نوازد. کلهر با بسیاری از هنرمندان نامی ایرانی همانند محمدرضا شجریان، شهرام ناظری، حسین علیزاده، علیاکبر مرادی، علیرضا افتخاری، ایرج بسطامی، همایون شجــریان، مجید خلج و اعضای گروه دستان آهنگسازی و نوازندگی کرده است.کیهان کلهر برای شناساندن موسیقی ایرانی به غیر ایرانیها تلاشهای بسیاری کـرده است، همکاری هنـری او با هنرمندان گوناگون از فرهنگهای دیگر از جمله اِردال ارزنجان از ترکیه، شجاعت حسین خان از هند، یویوما از چین، ارکستر فیلارمونیک نیویورک، رامبراندت تریو از هلند، ژائو ژیپینگ از ژاپن، عالیم قاسم اُف از جمهوری آذربایجان، تومانی دایاباته از مالی، کوارتت کرونوس و بروکلین رایدر از آمریکا وی را به هنرمندی جهانی تبدیل کرده است و شنوندگان زیادی در بین غیر ایرانیها دارد. او معتقد است: «موزیسین، موسیقـیدان یا موسیقیشناس باید به ریاضیات، تاریخ و ادبیات آشنا باشد.»در چهارمین جشن سالانه موسیقی ما که در تاریخ 25 آذر 1396 در تالار وحدت تهران برگزار شد، از کیهان کلهر به پاس یک عمر فعالیت هنری تقدیر به عمل آمد.حامی این پادکست: خنیاگرخنیاگر یک کلمه قدیمی و اصیل فارسیه. در دنیای موسیقی به کسی خنیاگر میگن که تمام اجزای موسیقیش مال خودش باشه، یعنی خودش آهنگ بسازه، خودش اجرا کنه، خودش شعر بگه و خودش بخونه. به قول علیرضا میرعلینقی، تاریخپژوه موسیقی ایرانی، تمام مولفههای اثر، یک مولف داشته باشه. اما خنیاگر یک رسانه یادگیری موسیقی هم هست. معلمهای مطرح و معتبر موسیقی که احتمالا دسترسی بهشون برای خیلیها راحت نیست در خنیاگر جمع شدن، سازهای مختلف، آواز و مطالب مختلف موسیقی رو تدریس کردن و خنیاگر اونها رو به صورت فیلمهای آموزشی خیلی حرفهای و استاندارد منتشر کرده. چه کاملا مبتدی باشید، چه با سابقه و چه حتی مدرس موسیقی، آموزشهای خنیاگر به احتمال زیاد برای شما مفید و کاربردیه. اگر مدتهاست تصمیم داشتید موسیقی رو یاد بگیرید و به هر دلیلی فرصت و امکانش فراهم نشده، خنیاگر برای شما بهترین گزینهست. برای اطلاعات بیشتر به وب سایت khonyagar.com مراجعه نمایید.گوینده: سامان مظلومیگوینده عنوان: نازنین عبدیدستیار تولید: سعید قاسمیصدابردار: علی کیان فریدطراحی و تنظیم: مهدی ستودهساخت مشآپ:حسین فرهادی - قطعه "کمونچه کیهانی"مهدی نحوی - قطعه "جهان توحید خانه"پ.ن: نسخه متن ها و تصاویر این اپیزود در قالب یک فایل پی دی اف در کانال تلگرام در دسترس می باشدمنابع:12th Bita Prize for Persian Arts Kayhan KalhorAtashgah with Kayhan Kalhor Kian Soltani Amsterdam SinfoniettaDocumentary Iran, Rembrandt Frerichs trio (Khosousi.Com)Kayhan Kalhor live at Morgenland Festival Osnabrück 2012Kayhan Kalhor NPR Music Tiny Desk ConcertMaqams The Roots of Iranian Classical Music with Kayhan Kalhor & Ali Akbar MoradiThe Music of Strangers (2015)Video courtesy of Tirgan Media (2015)WOMEX - Worldwide Music ExpoDisney and Pixar’s Soul Official TrailerFight Song, performed by the Rembrandt Trio at Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ.Kayhan Kalhor plays for Sarajevo Jazz FestivalTeaser Youth Without Youth Francis Ford CoppolaThe Music of Strangers Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble ConcertIran International TvOnce Upon a Time in Iran Soundtrack By Kayhan Kalhorبا احترام،مهدی ستوده،دهم مهر ماه 1400https://khonyagar.com/
2021-10-021h 00
Iran 1400 PodcastSpotlighting an Author - John Ghazvinian: America and Iran: A History, 1720 to the PresentThis episode is the audio version of the Spotlighting an Author event with John Ghazvinian who presented his new book "America and Iran: A History, 1720 to the Present". Ghazvinian provided a captivating account of the U.S.-Iran relationship within the last 300 years and discussed the history that is rarely explored, from Christian missionaries in Iran, to the American fascination with Persia in the early 1900s. He further argued that a better understanding of the two countries’ rich history could be the key to a stronger future.
📚 Link to purchase the book: https://amzn.to/2SAUWqX
The 19...
2021-09-0355 min
Iran 1400 PodcastSpotlighting an Author - Ervand Abrahamian: Oil Crisis in Iran: From Nationalism to Coup d'EtatThis episode is an audio version of an event in which Dr. Ervand Abrahamian, a renowned historian discussed his latest book "Oil Crisis in Iran: From Nationalism to Coup D'Etat". Abrahamian provided analysis on recently declassified CIA and US State Department documents from the Mossadeq administration. He told the story of the Iranian oil crisis, which would eventually culminate in the coup of August 1953. During the extensive Q&A section of the event, Abrahamian answered questions with topics from the Anglo-Soviet Occupation of Iran in 1941 to the revisionist history surrounding the events of 1953, to the lasting effects of the 1953...
2021-08-171h 14
Foreign Exchanges: the PodcastDecision 1400, Part II: the Unvotening, with Séamus Malekafzali and Sina ToossiWhat happens when an Islamic Republic decides that the “Republic” part maybe isn’t such a big deal? Journalist and returning guest Séamus Malekafzali and Sina Toossi, senior research analyst at the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), join the program to discuss this Friday’s Iranian presidential election. We’ll talk about the field, such as it is, and how it came to be the way it is, and we’ll get into presumptive winner Ebrahim Raisi’s past and his potential future. Additionally we’ll discuss what Raisi’s (likely) presidency could mean for future US-Iranian relations.You can find S...
2021-06-161h 15
Iran Election 1400Episode 2 - Will Women Candidates be Approved in this Election?In Episode 2 of the Iran Election 1400 podcast, brought to you by MESF at Deakin University, Dr James Barry, Dr Elham Naeej and Dr Naser Ghobadzadeh cover the registration of female candidates in the election, asking the key questions: how is the term "rajol-e siasi" used to exclude women? How are women used and weaponised in elections? How important are the politics of veiling? And is the registration of female candidates an act of resistance?
In the second half of the episode, with special guest British-Iranian journalist Maryam Sinaiee, we tackle a number of pertinent issues in this...
2021-05-1447 min
Iran 1400 PodcastThe Fickle History of the Women's Movement in IranIn the first episode, Christian and Sydney summarize the main points discussed in a previous Iran 1400 Project event in Farsi about the women's movement in Iran. They review the analyses of four panelists: Homa Hoodfar, Mahboobeh Abasghlizadeh, Mehrangiz Kar, and Aram Hessami as they examine the complex history of women's rights in the past century in Iran.
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2021-04-2345 min
RoqeRoqe - Ep #103 - Iranians in the time before Islam - Richard FoltzWith this year's Nowruz marking a new century in the Iranian calendar (1400), Roqe sets out to explore what Iran was, and who Iranians were, in their pre-Islamic era (pre-650 AD). Dr. Richard Foltz, an author and historian who specializes in the history of Iranian civilization sits down with Jian for a feature interview covering the impact of ancient Iran on global civilization and the common threads of continuity between Iranians before Islam and Iranians of today. Richard Foltz is a Professor of Religions and Cultures at Concordia University in Montréal. He is the author of numerous books including, “Iran in...
2021-04-201h 20
Pod Persian14 - Nowruz, the Persian New YearHappy Nowruz, dear listeners! We hope that 1400 is full of joy and success for you.
Join us in this week’s episode as we learn all about Persian New Year customs celebrated in Iran.
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2021-04-1240 min
Foreign Exchanges: the PodcastDecision 1400, with Séamus MalekafzaliJournalist Séamus Malekafzali joins me to try to get a head start on assessing the state of Iran’s June presidential election, a task that I acknowledge is a bit of a sucker’s game since the Guardian Council hasn’t started rejecting candidates yet. At this point the only thing we know for sure is that term-limited incumbent Hassan Rouhani won’t be sticking around.But along the way we discuss the current direction of Iranian politics, the increasing politicization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and check in with a couple of prominent presidential candidate...
2021-03-261h 12podcast – PEDEC – petroleum engineering & development companyPEDEC’s CEO Congratulates on Iranian New YearTehran (PEDEC)- CEO of Petroleum Engineering and Development Company, Touraj Dehghani, in a message congratulated on Norouz 1400 , the beginning of new year in Iran (20 March 2021) and thanked the oil industry staff specially pedec’s staff for their hard work over the past year and added that despite some hardships, Iranian oil industry […]
2021-03-2100 min
Radio WilayaOffener Brief eines deutschen Muslims an meine Brüder und Schwestern im Iran im Wahljahr 1400Artikel von Dr. Yavuz Özoguz:
Offener Brief eines deutschen Muslims an meine Brüder und Schwestern im Iran im Wahljahr 1400 (Teil 1)
2021-03-1311 min
GLAMMUMP - Generic Leftist APIA Music and Media of the Upper Midwest PodcastBalarStar 01: Our Dem QB sucks + Fashy McPresident 2024Anand Balar tells us wtf is on his state-of-the-art political radar and gives us a big choice.
BalarStar is a segment hosted by Anand Balar to discuss the political goings on of the day. The first rendition of this segment features some coverage of the Biden Administration’s first days from foreign policy to domestic policy. Specifically, we’ll dive into how the Biden Administration moved Heaven and Earth to bomb Syria before even fighting for a $15 minimum wage or stimulus checks that would go to more Americans for a higher amount than $1400.
Here are some...
2021-03-1210 min
The Federalist FilesThe Inequality Act and How Deep Was Crossfire Hurricane?Biden weak on illegal immigration, more information on the equality act, the Syrian missile attack, and more spygate information.
Show Notes:
LGBT Identification Rises 5.6% in Latest Gallup Poll: https://news.gallup.com/poll/329708/lgbt-identification-rises-latest-estimate.aspx
7 Reasons Why The Equality Act Should Be Called The Inequality Act: https://www.heritage.org/gender/commentary/7-reasons-why-the-equality-act-anything
Attack on Iranian Backed Militia Group: https://nypost.com/2021/02/25/first-airstrike-under-biden-against-iran-backed-target-in-syria/
13k unaccompanied minors expected in the month of January at the border: https://townhall.com/tipsheet/juliorosas/2021/02/26/customs-and-border-protection-expects-huge-surge-of-unaccompanied-children-crossing-into-america-n2585402
Biden to fly ille...
2021-03-021h 09
Ajam Media Collective PodcastAjam Podcast #30: Histories of Migration and Exchange between Iran and the DeccanIn this episode, Ali and Lindsey are joined by Dr. Keelan Overton, an independent scholar in Santa Barbara, and Dr. Subah Dayal, Assistant Professor at the Gallatin School of Individualized Study at NYU, to talk about [Iran and the Deccan: Persianate Art, Culture, and Talent in Circulation, 1400-1700 (Indiana University Press, 2020)](https://iupress.org/9780253048912/iran-and-the-deccan/).
They highlight the shared and oft overlooked history of Iran and the Deccan plateau of southern India over a three-hundred-year period. During this time, the sea routes between Iran and the Deccan became a major point of exchange for not only trade, but also the...
2020-12-2141 min
RoqeRoqe - Ep #62 - Parviz TanavoliA feature interview with iconic Iranian sculptor, painter, scholar and art collector, Parviz Tanavoli - one of greatest modern and contemporary artists of Iran. Parviz joins Jian to talk about his life journey, his confidence, his persistence, his views on mortality, his migration to Canada and Vancouver, his forthcoming book, “A Virus for Collecting,” and his recent donation of over 1400 rugs and carpets from his collection to the Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Ministry in Iran. Plus the Roqe team reconvenes with Mona from Melbourne for the proverb/saying of the week.
2020-11-171h 19
Ottoman History PodcastBeing Urban and Urbane in Safavid Iran | Kathryn BabayanE458 | In the seventeenth century, the city of Isfahan flourished as the capital of the Safavid Empire. How did this vibrant and growing city shape the very nature of its inhabitants? In this episode, we speak to Kathryn Babayan about how the city’s residents learned to read its new architecture and social life and how this budding urbanity in turn developed new ways of being and belonging among its residents. She focuses specifically on anthologies, those personal collections of letters, paintings, and poems that survive today by the thousands. These anthologies, curated and preserved by urbanites over generations, are on...
2020-04-0836 min
ZION NEWSSnail Mail Opened After 8 Year Delay | 8/23/18 Israel Approves 1400 Settlement Homes The Israeli government has just advanced construction plans for some 1400 new Jewish homes to be built in the West Bank. Many of these sites will be added to augment existing settlement communities in the occupied territories. What Follows The Age Of Abbas? Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of THE IISS speaking at ILTV studio to discuss what will become of peace if and when PA President Abbas is no longer president. P.M. Heads To The Baltics Prime Minister Netanyahu is embarking on a historic trip to the Baltics, the...
2018-08-2324 min
Karriärpodden#105: Shori ZandVeckans gäst är Shori Zand, den fantastiska företagsledaren, entreprenören och investeraren. Hon kom till Sverige från Iran när hon var 24 år och började arbeta inom sjukvården som barnmorska. Hon startade sedan den privata barnmorskemottagingen Storken som blev grunden till Avesina. Företaget växte sig till en stor vårdkoncern med 1400 anställda och närmare en halv miljard i omsättning. Hon blev väldigt framgångsrik och sålde sina verksamheter för några år sedan. Nu driver Shori sitt investmentbolag och är en av de få kvinnor som investerar i Medtech oc...
2017-12-051h 05
Islamiske dynastier og kunstIslamiske dynastier og kunst 11: Iran, Irak, Kasakhstan og det sydlige RuslandIran, Irak, Kasakhstan og det sydlige Rusland i perioden ca. 1250-1400. Det handler om mongolerne, blandt andre il-khaniderne og Den Gyldne Horde.
2017-03-1701 min
Ottoman History PodcastBobovius and the Republic of Letters | Michael TworekE250 | A man known as Wojciech Bobowski to some, Albertus Bobovius to others, and Ali Ufki to yet others, is one of the prime examples of an early modern intermediary operating in the seventeenth-century Ottoman Empire. In this podcast, we discuss with Michael Tworek the fascinating figure of the Bobovius, from his childhood in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, to his capture in a Tatar slave raid, to his numerous translations both from and to Ottoman Turkish. These included musical treatises, the translation of the New Testament, the Genevan Psalter and more. In particular, we focus on how Bobovius mediated and developed...
2016-07-2446 min
Tollans musikaliskaFlyktens musik 1Tre musiker som flytt Syrien och Iran: cellisten Bashar Sharifa, Daff-spelaren Shohreh Shahrzad och kontrabasisten och kamanchehspelaren Kamran Nadali. Första programmet av fem. Flyktens musik! Musiker som flyktingar har rört sig över jorden sedan dess begynnelse. Många musikaliska genrer och uttryck är resultatet av musiker som flytt och vandrat från land till land under årtusenden. I fem program skall vi möta några av dessa, musikbärare, från länder som Syrien, Iran, Irak, Kurdistan, Ungern, Afghanistan, Bosnien, Polen och Ukraina. Cellisten Bashar Sharifa är 37 år och utbildade sig på musikkonservatoriet i Aleppo i Syrien...
2016-05-1742 min
MusikmagasinetFlyktens musik 1Tre musiker som flytt Syrien och Iran: cellisten Bashar Sharifa, Daff-spelaren Shohreh Shahrzad och kontrabasisten och kamanchehspelaren Kamran Nadali. Första programmet av fem av Birgitta Tollan. Musikmagasinets nya programserie heter Flyktens musik! Musiker som flyktingar har rört sig över jorden sedan dess begynnelse. Många musikaliska genrer och uttryck är resultatet av musiker som flytt och vandrat från land till land under årtusenden. I fem program skall vi möta några av dessa, musikbärare, från länder som Syrien, Iran, Irak, Kurdistan, Ungern, Afghanistan, Bosnien, Polen och Ukraina.Cellisten Bashar Sharifa är 37 år och utbildade si...
2016-05-1442 min
Ottoman History PodcastFoodways in Medieval Anatolia | Nicolas TrépanierE233 | At the heart of medieval political economies were a variety of practices, structures, and activities that revolved around the production and distribution of food. In this episode, Nicolas Trépanier discusses his research for Foodways and Daily Life in Medieval Anatolia, which examines life in the early Ottoman Empire through the lens of food and drink. We discuss diverse subjects from agrarian labor and temporality to religion and commerce in order to understand how people lived through what and how they ate.
More at: http://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2016/03/food-medieval-anatolia.html
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