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Making Peace VisibleA Syrian journalist in exile looks towards homeThis is a pivotal moment in Syria, the abrupt end of a brutal dictatorship that killed and tortured thousands and terrorized Syrian society. The Assad regime also suppressed speech, and we’re now seeing a surge in independent reports on the news and social media. The big question is what happens next? And what does this change mean to the region? In this episode, we welcome back Zaina Erhaim to share her perspective on the sudden fall of the Assad regime, and what's ahead for Syria. Zaina is an award winning Syrian journalist, who is widely recognized for...2024-12-3133 min $Jay\'sAnalysis$ Jay'sAnalysisIslam VS Judaism VS Christianity!!! "Monotheism"? & Lebanese History & Geopolitics with JeemJeem joins me to cover some of the basics in regard to different conceptions of "monotheism," what the major problems with Islam and Judaism are from our view, his recent videos, and the issue with saying we all share an "Abrahamic faith." Jeem is here https://www.youtube.com/@Jeemapologetics Support my work via Bitcoin here or the QR code: bc1qwzk8gvsentmmkd7vz48qlxfw8wy5pwzxx6f3nv Next LIVE EVENT in Vegas June 22 here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jamie-kennedy-jay-jamie-isaac-hollywood-conspiracy-comedy-live-tickets-882418596777?aff=oddtdtcreator Send Superchats at any time here: https://streamlabs.com/jaydyer/tip The New Philosophy Course is...2024-05-161h 15

As The Money BurnsAll This FussWith a large fortune in sight, a whole family gathers to determine the next set of moves. What is an heiress to do?December 1932, the royal Mdivani siblings gather in Paris to determine how the newly divorced Prince Alexis Mdivani will woo and finally catch Barbara Hutton. Only Barbara’s family will thwart his efforts, but a Mdivani is never one to fully give up on such a large fortune at stake.Other people and subjects include: Louise Van Alen – formerly Princess Louise Van Alen Mdivani, Princess Nina Mdivani Huberich, Charles Huberich, Princess Roussadana “Roussie” Mdivani...2023-12-1423 min

From Your Zoomerrennial Aunt!Diwali is one of my favourite Holidays!Shubh Diwali friend! I am pleased that you're here! I wanted to share why I love this holiday so much and give a brief overview of where it came from, when it came to Trinidad and its influences on my childhood. Here are some links I used during my research while recording this week's episode! Real Unity by Machel Montano ft Drupatee Mousie by Rakesh Yankaran Rajin Jeem Jeem Joom by Adesh Samaroo Hot Tassa Uploaded on YouTube by Vishan Persaud GAYATRI MANTRA - Navratri Special Best Indian Fusion Music Royalty Free 2022-10-2313 min

Seen JeemI Was Their American Dream with Malaka GharibOn the final episode of the first season of the Seen Jeem podcast, we have the pleasure of speaking with journalist, cartoonist and author Malaka Gharib about her award-winning graphic memoir, I Was Their American Dream, which explores themes related to the immigrant experience. Listen to this episode to learn more about how Malaka's identity as a Filipino-Egyptian-American person inspired her book! View videos of Malaka's reading here: www.seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode-15-malaka-gharib --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2022-03-2227 min

Seen JeemA Pure Heart with Rajia HassibIn this week's episode of the Seen Jeem podcast, Rajia Hassib discusses her second novel A Pure Heart. She explains her process of dramatizing the Arab Spring, contemporary Egyptian society, sisterhood, religion and secularism, the pursuit of purity, immigration, the importance of historical artifacts, and finding a sense of home in a foreign place. To watch recordings of Rajia's reading, visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode-14-rajia-hassib --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2022-03-1529 min

Seen JeemFugitive Atlas with Khaled MattawaIn this episode of the Seen Jeem Podcast, Khaled Mattawa talks to Matthew Jaber Stiffler about his newest collection of poetry, Fugitive Atlas (2020), his history as a leading figure in the development of Arab American literature, and his arts work in Libya. To watch a recording of Khaled's reading, visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode-13-khaled-mattawa --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2022-03-0142 min

Seen JeemHagar Poems and My Lover Brings Me Grapefruit with Mohja KahfMohja Kahf discusses two of her books of poetry with Sally Howell. Hagar Poems was released in 2016 and My Lover Brings Me Grapefruit came out in 2020. Listen to this episode to hear about what inspires Kahf's poetry, which often challenges patriarchal dynamics while advancing discussions on religion, race, women's empowerment and love. She read several poems for us: More than One Way to Break a Fast, Ramadan Godsend, Wet Chastity and more. To watch her readings visit www.seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode12-mohja-kahf --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2022-02-2239 min

Seen JeemFarah Rocks Fifth Grade with Susan Muaddi DarrajIn today's episode, Susan Muaddi Darraj discusses her book series Farah Rocks Fifth Grade, which is the first chapter book series to feature Arab American characters. She describes the process of writing for children, the representation of people of color in children’s literature, challenging the publishing industry’s stereotypes of Arab Americans, and dramatizing an Arab American identity and community, among other topics. To watch a recording of Susan's reading, visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode-11-susan-muaddi-darraj --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2022-02-1538 min

New Things Under the Sun"Patent Stocks" and Technological InertiaThere’s this idea that technology is characterized by path dependency: once you start going down one technology trajectory, you kind of get locked in and it’s hard to switch to another, possibly better trajectory. That can happen for lots of reasons, but one possibility is that it’s something about the nature of knowledge itself. The more you know, the more you can learn: knowledge begets more knowledge. So whichever technology trajectory we start on becomes the one we know the most about, and therefore the one it makes most sense to stick with. One line of...2022-02-0929 min

Seen JeemWhen We Were Arabs: A Jewish Family's Forgotten History with Massoud HayounIn this episode of the Seen Jeem podcast, Arab American National Museum (AANM) Director Diana Abouali chats with award-winning author Massoud Hayoun about his book, When We Were Arabs: A Jewish Family's Forgotten History. In this decolonial memoir, Massoud explores his grandparent's remarkable story as Jewish Arabs whose experiences were shaped by colonial ambitions in North Africa. Listen to this episode to hear from Massoud about his investigation of regional politics and how it helped him uncover his incredible family history. To watch a recording of Massoud's reading visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode-10-massoud-hayoun ...2022-02-0843 min

Seen JeemYou Exist Too Much with Zaina ArafatIn today's episode, award-winning author Zaina Arafat sits down with Matthew Jaber Stiffler to share what inspired her 2020 debut novel You Exist Too Much. Zaina also shares her writing journey and experiences growing up as one of the only Arab Americans in her community. To view recordings of Zaina's reading, visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode-09-zaina-arafat --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2022-02-0140 min

Seen JeemInsideOut with Alise AlousiIn this episode, Iraqi American poet and educator Alise Alousi discusses her poetry and her work for the Detroit-based literary arts organization InsideOut with Sally Howell. She also reads several of her poems for us: “Capture the Flag,” “The Man Who Painted My Father's Eye,” “Imitation Spring - a Ghazal,” and “What Every Driver Must Know.” To view recordings of Alise's readings visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode-08-alise-alousi --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2022-01-1846 min

Seen JeemThe Tiny Journalist with Naomi Shihab NyeIn this episode, acclaimed poet Naomi Shihab Nye discusses her collection of poems, The Tiny Journalist (2019), with Diana Abouali, director of the Arab American National Museum. The “tiny journalist” refers to Janna Jihad Ayyad, the Palestinian citizen journalist who has been documenting and reporting Israel’s colonization of her homeland since she was a young girl. Recorded a few weeks after the 2021 Israel attacks on Gaza, Shihab Nye reflects on her identity as a Palestinian-American as well as the resilience of Palestinians in the face of ongoing adversity. For video recordings of her reading, visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episod...2022-01-1136 min

Seen JeemThe Beauty of Your Face with Sahar MustafahIn today's episode of the Seen Jeem podcast, Sahar Mustafah discusses her debut and award-winning novel The Beauty of Your Face. Mustafah goes into detail about the writing of her book, which includes employing an episodic narrative structure and dramatizing the horror of a school shooting at an Islamic school for girls located in the Chicago suburbs. She talks about the representation of Arab American and Muslim American women in her fiction, and how her representations challenge the publishing industry’s stereotypes of such women. For video recordings of her readings, visit https://seenjeempodcast.org/episodes/episode6-sahar-mustafah ...2022-01-0440 min

Seen JeemSilverworld with Diana Abu-JaberAuthor and professor Diana Abu-Jaber joins us to chat about her new young adult fantasy novel, Silverworld (2020), which she reads a short passage from! She shares with us her trajectory as a writer who often focuses on food and identity. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2021-12-1440 min

Seen JeemThese Trees, Those Leaves, This Flower, That Fruit by Hayan ChararaHayan Charara joins us today on the Seen Jeem podcast to discuss his latest book of poetry, These Trees, Those Leaves, This Flower, That Fruit, a "lushly transcendental and companionable" work according to Diane Seuss. Charara shares this new work with host Sally Howell and they also discuss the many ways in which Detroit and Dearborn are represented in his poetry as windows onto memory, family, community, and empathy. Charara provides several readings, including "Terrorism," "Neighbors," and a passage from "The Prize." You can pre-order These Trees, Those Leaves, This Flower, That Fruit here: https://milkweed.org/b...2021-12-0744 min

Seen JeemLove is an Ex-Country with Randa JarrarIn this episode, we catch up with award-winning author Randa Jarrar! She joins us for the third episode of the Seen Jeem podcast to discuss her unapologetically defiant book, Love is an Ex-Country (2021), with the Arab American National Museum's Research and Content Manager Matthew Jaber Stiffler. Randa also talks about finding community as an Arab American woman writer and even shares some details of her budding film career. A video recording of Randa's reading can be viewed at www.seenjeempodcast.org This interview took place in the Spring of 2021. --- Send in a voice message: https...2021-11-3040 min

“54 Days of Roses”- Catholic Rosary NovenaDay 30 - Glorious Mysteries in ThanksgivingHello Family!Thank you for joining today's Rosary Prayer. This is day 30 of our 54-day Rosary Novena.To give you a quick update, this past couple of weeks, I've had long days at work and haven't had a chance to do a live Rosary Prayer on Instagram. I will do my best to continue doing a live rosary at least once a week. Would you please follow our Instagram page to get a notification as soon as we go live? I want to ask for your support in sponsoring the next season of the pod...2021-11-1828 min

Seen JeemHome is Not a Country with Safia ElhilloIn this episode of the Seen Jeem Podcast, Sally Howell interviews author Safia Elhillo about her latest book, Home is Not a Country. The novel in verse explores themes of diasporic belonging through the experiences of the main character, 15-year-old Nima. Elhillo reads several excerpts from the book including "America," "Nostalgia Monster," "Haytham," and "Baba." Recordings of the readings are available on our website at seenjeempodcast.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seenjeempodcast/message 2021-11-1646 min

Seen JeemIn Her Feminine Sign with Dunya MikhailWelcome to the first episode of the Seen Jeem podcast, which highlights the voices of contemporary Arab American writers! Joining us for our first episode is Dunya Mikhail. Dunya discusses her latest collection of poetry In Her Feminine Sign, touching on the art of translation, the use of testimonials and fables in verse, the meaning of home, the plight of Iraqi women in times of political instability and violence, war trauma, and the burden of memories. She describes the experience of returning to Iraq after years of exile to conduct research for her creative nonfiction book The Beekeeper: Rescuing...2021-11-0931 min

Islamic Qalb Tuition Podcast - Teaching women and children Tajweed, Qaida and reciting Holy Quran.Episode 12 – Recognising combined letters part 7 - Jeem, Haa and Khaa variantsAssalmualaykum, on the twelfth episode of the podcast we will continue to look at how to recognise the different letters when they are combined as they are when reciting the Quran. This episode will focus specifically on the different variants of the letters Jee, Haa and Khaa when combined with other letters. I have created the following PDF as a study aid for this episode which will make it easier for you to follow along with what I am teaching. This PDF should be open when listening to the episode. Link to study aid PDF 2021-07-0305 min

Islamic Qalb Tuition Podcast - Teaching women and children Tajweed, Qaida and reciting Holy Quran.Episode 10 – Recognising combined letters part 5 - Khaa, Haa, Jeem, Meem, Yaa variantsAssalmualaykum, on the tenth episode of the podcast we will continue to look at how to recognise the different letters when they are combined as they are when reciting the Quran. This episode will focus specifically on the different variants of the letters Khaa, Haa, Jeem, Meem and Yaa when combined with other letters. I have created the following PDF as a study aid for this episode which will make it easier for you to follow along with what I am teaching. This PDF should be open when listening to the episode. Link to study aid...2021-06-0507 min

As The Money BurnsSpring BlossomsTemporary seasonal changes might become more permanent under a new climate. In a showy opulent world, will those with losses be able to hide their less than spectacular circumstances?In Palm Beach, Jessie Woolworth Donahue and Marjorie Merriweather Post Hutton prepare for Barbara Hutton’s debut later this year. At Cielito Lindo’s Moroccan tea pavilion, their friends Eva Stotesbury, Anna Dodge Dillman, and Cobina Wright gather to help plan a great celebration.Other people and subjects include: Spring 1930, Doris Duke, Prince Alexis Mdivani, Princess Roussie Mdivani Sert, Josep Maria Sert, Mar-a-Lago, Playa Riente, El Mira...2021-04-3020 min

Islamic Qalb Tuition Podcast - Teaching women and children Tajweed, Qaida and reciting Holy Quran.Episode 5- Recognising combined letters part 1Assalmualaykum on the fifth episode of the podcast we will begin looking at how recognise the different letters when they are combined as they are when reciting the Quran. Letters we will be covering during the episode will be Alif, Baa, Taa, Jeem, Dhaal, Ayn, Faa. I have created the following PDF as a study aid for this episode which will make it easier for you to follow along with what I am teaching. This PDF should be open when listening to the episode. Link to study aid PDF Please do leave me a...2021-04-0908 min

Islamic Qalb Tuition Podcast - Teaching women and children Tajweed, Qaida and reciting Holy Quran.Episode 1- Arabic alphabet letters part 1- Alif to KhaaAssalmualaykum, welcome to the first episode of the Islamic Qalb Tuition podcast. On this episode I will begin teaching you about the different Arabic letter and how to pronounce them. The following letters will be covered Alif, Baa, Tha, Thaa, Jeem, Haa and Khaa. I have created the following PDF as a study aid for this episode which will make it easier for you to follow along with what I am teaching. This PDF should be open when listening to the episode. Link to study aid PDF Please do leave me a review if...2021-03-1211 min

Al Vince Official PodcastMix #108 - Happy Birthday Jeem CollinsPARIS TO ST TROPEZ WORLDWIDE RADIOSHOW by AL VINCE presents : Mix #108 - Happy Birthday Jeem Collins SUBSCRIBE ON : http://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/alessandro-vince-official/id333254380 ALL MONDAYS 09PM / TOUS LES LUNDIS 21H :http://www.electrosoundradio.com Stacey Pullen - Circus Act (Nic Fanciulli Remix) Zoo Brazil - River Hollen - Lipros Wehbba - 2 Sticks Superjunk - Cosmos (Vlada Asanin & Dj Lion Remix) Diyo - New Old (Guy Mantzur & Al Granati Remix) Bushwacka Just Be - West Side (Christian Smith & Wehbba Remix) Duca - November Rain (Tom...2012-04-2900 min

Al Vince Official PodcastGuest #84 - Jeem Collins (Feection Parties / Ibiza - France - Geneve)PARIS TO ST TROPEZ WORLDWIDE RADIOSHOW by AL VINCE presents : Guest #84 - Jeem Collins (Feection Parties / Ibiza - France - Geneve) ALL MONDAYS 09PM / TOUS LES LUNDIS 21H http://www.electrosoundradio.comHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2011-09-2555 min

Al Vince Official PodcastGuest #66 - Jeem Collins (Feection Parties / Ibiza - France)www.alessandrovince.com / alessandrovince.blogspot.comHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2010-10-3053 min

Al Vince Official PodcastGuest #66 - Jeem Collins (Feection Parties / Ibiza - France)www.alessandrovince.com / alessandrovince.blogspot.com 2010-10-3000 min