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The Nightingale of IranEpisode 6 - Where I am FromWhen people asked “Where are you from?” Danielle was never sure if they wanted to know the places she’d lived or whether they just thought she looked foreign. She didn’t know many families like hers in mainstream Jewish America. These days, there’s growing awareness about the diversity of the Jewish experience.
Co-creators / Co-executive producers - Danielle Dardashti and Galeet Dardashti
The Nightingale of Iran - nightingaleofiran.com
Presented by The Jewish Telegraphic Agency, a publication of 70 Faces Media
Host - Danielle Dardashti
Writer / Director / Senior Producer - Danielle...2024-03-1242 min
The Nightingale of IranEpisode 5 - Savta’s DreamHouri Dardashti, Danielle and Galeet’s grandmother, had long dreamed of moving to Israel from Iran. But life was improving for Jews in Iran, and her husband Younes had become a famous radio star there. So it seemed to her that the dream of moving to Israel wasn’t going to happen. But after Farid left Iran for college in America, one by one his siblings started leaving Iran for Israel. And eventually, Houri and Younes moved to Israel, too. But Younes, the Iranian star, felt like an outsider in Israel.
Co-creators / Co-executive producers - Danielle Dardashti and...2024-03-0536 min
The Nightingale of IranEpisode 4 - AshkenormalizationOn his way from Iran to America, where he planned to study architecture in college, Danielle and Galeet’s father Farid spent the summer in Israel. While walking down a Tel Aviv street one day, a man recognized him from Iranian TV and invited him to sing at an event that week. The night Farid sang, a family of visiting Americans heard him, and it changed the course of his entire life. Once he arrived in the United States, a new pursuit pulled Farid further and further away from his Iranian identity.
Co-creators / Co-executive producers - Danielle Da...2024-02-2733 min
The Nightingale of IranEpisode 3 - The Tehran Teen IdolDanielle and Galeet’s father, Farid Dardashti, was born in Tehran in 1942, the oldest of Houri and Younes Dardashti’s five children, all of whom had natural musical talent. Farid’s gorgeous voice kept earning him invitations to perform, but his parents didn’t want him to pursue music. To make them proud, he applied to study architecture in America. While waiting for his visa and acceptance to college, he got offered his own weekly show singing on Iranian TV. He quickly became a teen idol. But when his visa came through, he left the country as planned – and never once...2024-02-2036 min
The Nightingale of IranEpisode 2 - Singing in the DarkDanielle and Galeet's grandfather Younes Dardashti grew up an orphan in Tehran's Jewish ghetto. He was gifted with a gorgeous voice, but had a difficult childhood. He lived with an abusive uncle who forbade him from singing. In his late teens, he left his uncle's house, got a job with the Iranian Railroad and, years later, he married Houri Aziz-Zadeh. In the 1940s, life changed rapidly for the Jews of Iran - a new Shah granted equal rights to Jews, women, and other marginalized groups. Jews could move out of the ghetto into neighborhoods integrated with Muslims. One night...2024-02-1338 min
The Nightingale of IranEpisode 1 - The Time MachineSisters Danielle and Galeet Dardashti grew up in a Jewish American family band: The Dardashti Family. They sang international folk music in 12 languages – English, Hebrew, Yiddish, Ladino, Greek, Spanish, French, Japanese and more – but never any songs in Persian. This seems odd to them since both their father and grandfather were famous Iranian singers during the “Golden Age” for Jews in Iran, before the Islamic Revolution. Danielle and Galeet make a discovery that takes them back in time, and helps them find answers to their questions about why their family left Iran and abandoned their Iranian identity.
Co-creat...2024-02-0633 min
The Nightingale of IranTrailer - The Nightingale of IranTheir grandfather was a famous singer known as The Nightingale of Iran. Their father was a Tehran teen idol. It’s always been a mystery to our host Danielle Dardashti (storyteller / documentarian) and her sister Galeet Dardashti (anthropologist / musician) : What drove their Persian Jewish family to leave Iran during a golden age for Jews, so long before the Islamic revolution? The Nightingale of Iran – a new audio documentary about identity, belonging, and music – reveals painful secrets unspoken for generations. The series will resonate with outsiders everywhere. Now available wherever you get your podcasts.
Co-creators / Co-executive producers - Daniel...2023-09-0501 min
M! Cast - Mausrufezeichen funkt!M! Cast #56 - Alan WakeningOstern ist zum Feiern da - am besten mit Ulrich, Philip, Max und dem bewährten M!-Talk.2010-04-021h 57M! Cast - Mausrufezeichen funkt!M! Cast #47 - Max Effect 2Soviel Max wie nie zuvor: Zur gewohnten News-und-Spiele-Plauscherei gibt's diesmal die Extraladung Wildgruber, der Ulrich und Philip von der ersten bis zur letzten Sekunde begleitet.2010-01-291h 36M! Cast - Mausrufezeichen funkt!M! Cast #37 - Der MagieheinzKunterbunt und niemals wortlos - beim neuen M! Cast bestreiten Ulrich und Philip den Hauptanteil, doch auch Matthias und Special Guest Max kommen zu Wort, wenn es um Neuheiten, Reiseberichte und zauberhafte Spiele geht.2009-11-061h 43M! Cast - Mausrufezeichen funkt!M! Cast #33 - Ich habe ein Rätsel für dichDie dreistellige Minutenzahl wird mal wieder geknackt – der M! Cast heute mit Ulrich, Philip, Max, Matthias und vielen Themen, darunter Reiseberichte und Hörerpost!2009-10-091h 44
Küchenradio (alles)KR192 Digitale IntimsphäreConstanze Kurz (CCC), Ulf Buermeyer, Richter am Landgericht Berlin und ehemaliger Mitarbeiter beim Bundesverfassungsgericht, diskutieren in einem Hinterzimmer auf dem 25C3 über Festplatten, Haus- und Online-Durchsuchungen - kurz die digitale Intimsphäre. Constanze berichtet, dass Mitarbeiter externer Dienstleister der Staatsanwaltschaft sehr private Dateien von beschlagnahmten Festplatten im Netz veröffentlichen - und noch heute ihren Dienst verrichten.
Den Vortrag der beiden auf dem Kongress zum Thema gibt es hier als Video.
Die erwähnten, gut lesbaren Stellungnahmen der Experten für das Verfassungsgericht in Sachen Online-Durchsuchung jeweils als pdf:
Prof. Dr. Andreas Pfitzmann, TU Dresden
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...2008-12-271h 23Küchenradio (mp3)KR192 Digitale Intimsphäre
Constanze Kurz (CCC), Ulf Buermeyer, Richter am Landgericht Berlin und ehemaliger Mitarbeiter beim Bundesverfassungsgericht, diskutieren in einem Hinterzimmer auf dem 25C3 über Festplatten, Haus- und Online-Durchsuchungen – kurz die digitale Intimsphäre. Constanze berichtet, dass Mitarbeiter externer Dienstleister der Staatsanwaltschaft sehr private Dateien von beschlagnahmten Festplatten im Netz veröffentlichen – und noch heute ihren Dienst verrichten.
Den Vortrag der beiden auf dem Kongress zum Thema gibt es hier als Video.
Die erwähnten, gut lesbaren Stellungnahmen der Experten für das Verfassungsgericht in Sachen Online-Durchsuchung jeweils als pdf:
Prof. Dr. Andreas Pfitzmann, TU Dresde...2008-12-271h 23