Melhores podcasts sobre Yousef Islam (2024)

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All water has perfect memory, interview with author Nada Samih-Rotondo 49:52

2d ago49:52

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Nada is a Palestinian-American author, teacher and mother. She was six years old when her mother kidnapped her from Kuwait, at the time when Iraq invaded Kuwait. They went to the United States where her uncle lived in Rhode Island. She did not yet realize that it was not a holiday but they were going to stay. Her debut book All Water Has a Perfect …

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A house in Jerusalem, interview with filmmaker Muayad Elayyan 1:02:37

10d ago1:02:37

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Recently the kids and I watched the film 'A house in Jerusalem' by filmmaker Muayad Elayyan who happens to be a far cousin and friend of my husband Tariq. Although he told me that he had a small role as an extra in this film, which he's had in all Muayad's films, I did NOT recognize him. Turns out the policeman in the scene when Rebecca wanders off…

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Palestinian children's choir Amwaj 34:43

16d ago34:43

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On a Friday evening in September I attended a beautiful concert of the Amwaj children's choir in Bethlehem. I had tears rolling down my eyes. Not only did the choir sound so beautiful, but also did I realize what Palestinian children in the Westbank are suffering through. And how their peers in Gaza are losing everything, their houses, their belove…

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A visit to the Makhrour valley 35:44

23d ago35:44

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The Makhrour valley is situated between Beit Jala and Battir and the larger part of this valley has been designated as part of a world heritage site registered by UNESCO as 'Palestine, land of olives and vines' The slopes of hills on either side of the Makhrour valley have terraces that date back to at least the Roman era. These agricultural terrac…

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Daybreak in Gaza, memories by Yousef Khoury 1:03:25

1M ago1:03:25

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This is interview with Yousef Khoury, a Christian Palestinian theologian originally from Gaza, currently living in Bethlehem, was conducted in April 2024. The content of this interview was used for the book: "Daybreak in Gaza, stories of Palestinian lives and culture". In this interview Yousef shares with us his memories of Gaza before the destruct…

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Back to Podcasting 8:57

1M ago8:57

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After almost a year of radio silence, I am back to producing new episodes! Last year was very intense for everyone and I was unable to continue the podcast. In this first introduction to the new season, I am trying to explain what happened. I can not go into the details but hopefully you will accept my apologies for disappearing just like that. I a…

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Is Therapy Bad for You? with Abigail Shrier 1:08:19

8M ago1:08:19

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Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ColemanHughesPor Coleman Hughes

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Feminism Under The Microscope with Mary Harrington 55:38

10M ago55:38

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Mary's Book - Feminism against Progress https://bitly.ws/36W2D Website - https://unherd.com/author/mary-harrington/Por Coleman Hughes

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Why? The Purpose of the Universe with Philip Goff 1:06:59

10M ago1:06:59

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My guest today is Philip Goff. Philip is a philosophy professor at Durham University. He's the author of Galileo's Error and Why the Purpose of the Universe. Philip believes that science gives us objective reasons to believe that there's value in the universe and he comes at this from a very different angle than say Sam Harris, who reaches the same…

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All Things China with Cindy Yu 44:02

10M ago44:02

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My guest today is Cindy Yu. Cindy Yu is an assistant editor at the Spectator Magazine, and she's the host of the "Chinese Whispers" podcast, which is actually one of my favorite podcasts.We talk about whether China will invade Taiwan. We talk about whether the West should adopt a Cold War-like mentality towards China. We discuss the phenomenon of C…

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Race, Brexit, and Islamism with Munira Mirza 1:08:19

11M ago1:08:19

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My guest today is Munira Mirza. Munira Mirza is a British public policy analyst and cultural commentator. She served as the Deputy Mayor for Education and Culture of London under Boris Johnson when he was mayor, and later served as director of The Number 10 Policy Unit under Johnson when he was prime minister. In this episode, we talk about Munira'…

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Lessons from Afghanistan with Rory Stewart 54:47

11M ago54:47

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My guest today is Rory Stewart. Rory Stewart is a British politician, diplomat, and author who served as a member of parliament from 2010 to 2019. He held several governmental positions, notably as a Secretary of State for International Development in 2019, and was known for his extensive work in Afghanistan and Iraq. Rory has authored several book…

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Debating the Israel-Palestine Conflict with Yousef Munayyer 1:11:24

12M ago1:11:24

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So I've gotten criticism lately that I've created an echo chamber of pro-Israel guests, Benny Morris and Andrew Gold being the two examples. So I went on Twitter and asked who I should get to deliver the Palestinian perspective. and many people suggested my guest today, who is Yousef Munayyer. Yousef is a Palestinian-American writer and political a…

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My Last Word on TED 11:51

12M ago11:51

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Here is my final response to Chris Anderson and Adam Grant on the Ted debacle.Por Coleman Hughes

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A Nuanced View On Israel and Palestine with Andrew Gold 1:14:02

1y ago1:14:02

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Andrew Gold, who I had on this podcast earlier this year, asked me if I wanted to hop on with him and discuss the Israel-Hamas war and I said, sure. We talk all about the war in Israel and Gaza. As you'll hear, Andrew and I agree that there is simply no moral equivalence between Hamas and Israel. And as you'll hear, I'm also quite sympathetic to th…

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"Why the Religious Will Inherit the Earth" with Eric Kaufmann 1:21:24

1y ago1:21:24

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My guest today is Eric Kaufmann. Eric is a political scientist who's written several great books, including "Shall the Religious Inherit the Earth?" and "Whiteshift". Eric was a professor at Birkbeck College, University of London for many years. I think he was actually the head of the department there, before he was pushed out for his political vie…

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"The Identity Trap" with Yascha Mounk 1:28:57

1y ago1:28:57

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My guest today is Yascha Mounk. Yascha is a German born political scientist, author, and lecturer known for his research on the rise of populism and the challenges to liberal democracy. He has authored several influential books, including "Stranger in My Own Country", "The People vs. Democracy", and his new book, "The Identity Trap: A Story of Idea…

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Why Is TED Scared of Color Blindness? 13:05

1y ago13:05

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The organization’s tagline is “ideas worth spreading.” But they attempted to suppress mine.Por Coleman Hughes

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“Racism, Election Theft, and Self-Help” with Scott Adams and Noam Dworman 1:25:44

1y ago1:25:44

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My guests today are Scott Adams and Noam Dworman. Scott Adams is an American writer, commentator, and cartoonist best known for creating the comic strip Dilbert. In addition to his cartooning work, Adams has authored several books and frequently comments on a range of topics from media bias to psychology to the mechanics of persuasion. Noam Dworman…

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Civil Society for Dignity in Palestine part 2 : Palestinian civil society involvement 35:29

1y ago35:29

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This is the second part of a trilogy I made for Pax Palestine Podcast about the 'Civil Society for Dignity' project, a project by MEND, PCR, PCPD and PAX for Peace, supported by the European Union. This project aims to bridge the gap between the Palestinian civil society and the local governments. In this episode you will learn more about the proje…

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Civil Society for Dignity in Palestine part 3 : Media training for Palestinian youth 30:59

1y ago30:59

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This is the third and last part of a trilogy that I made for Pax Palestine Podcast about the 'Civil Society for Dignity' project, a project by MEND, PCR, PCPD and PAX for Peace, supported by the European Union. This project aims to bridge the gap between the Palestinian civil society and the local governments. In this last episode Anwaar, who works…

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Civil Society for Dignity in Palestine part 1 : introduction to Palestinian civil society 34:27

1y ago34:27

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This is the first part of a trilogy that I made for Pax Palestine Podcast about the 'Civil Society for Dignity' project, a project by MEND, PCR, PCPD and PAX for Peace, supported by the European Union. This project aims to bridge the gap between the Palestinian civil society and the local governments. In this first episode you will learn more about…

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"The Rise of the Radical Left" with Christopher Rufo 1:09:03

1y ago1:09:03

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My guest today is Christopher Rufo. Christopher is a political activist and filmmaker known for his opposition to Critical Race Theory or CRT. He's a senior fellow and director of the Initiative on Critical Race Theory at the Manhattan Institute and he's the author of a new book called "America's Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered …

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"Diversity: From Rome to Rwanda” with Jens Heycke 1:00:59

1y ago1:00:59

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My guest today is Jens Heycke. Jens is a researcher, writer, and competitive cyclist. He studied economics and Near East Studies at U. Chicago, the London School of Economics, and Princeton. His book is called "Out of the Melting Pot, Into the Fire: Multiculturalism in the World's Past and America's Future" In this episode, we talk about the origin…

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"Can Immigrants Assimilate?” with Garett Jones 1:19:00

1y ago1:19:00

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My guest today is Garett Jones. Garett is an associate professor of economics at George Mason University. His interests include macroeconomics, the micro foundations of economic growth, IQ, the power of culture, and public choice economics. The books we focus on in this episode are "10% Less Democracy: Why You Should Trust Elites a Little More and …

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“Does Color-Blindness Perpetuate Racism?” A Debate w/Jamelle Bouie 1:08:57

1y ago1:08:57

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Today's episode is a recording of a debate that occurred a few weeks ago between me and Jamelle Bouie, who is a columnist for the New York Times. This debate was hosted by TED as well as Open to Debate, formerly known as Intelligence Squared. The motion was, "Does Colorblindness Perpetuate Racism?" Jamelle took the affirmative and I took the negati…

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The Myth of Left and Right with Hyrum Lewis and Verlan Lewis 1:10:40

1y ago1:10:40

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My guests today are Hyram and Verlan Lewis. Hyram and Verlan are brothers. Hyram is an associate professor of history at Brigham Young University, Idaho, and Verlan is a political scientist at Harvard Center for American Political Studies. Together, Hyram and Verlan have written a very interesting new book called "The Myth of Left and Right: How th…

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"Panpsychism: A Theory Whose Time Has Come" with Phillip Goff 1:13:47

1y ago1:13:47

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My guest today is Philip Goff. Phillip is a philosopher known for his work on consciousness and the philosophy of mind, particularly for his defense of panpsychism, the view that consciousness is a fundamental feature of the universe. He's an associate professor at Durham University in the UK. His books include "Galileo's Error: Foundations for a N…

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Will AI Destroy Us? - AI Virtual Roundtable 1:30:07

1y ago1:30:07

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Today's episode is a roundtable discussion about AI safety with Eliezer Yudkowsky, Gary Marcus, and Scott Aaronson. Eliezer Yudkowsky is a prominent AI researcher and writer known for co-founding the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, where he spearheaded research on AI safety. He's also widely recognized for his influential writings on the t…

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The Deep State: Fact or Fiction with Lee Fang 1:04:43

1y ago1:04:43

1:04:43

My guest today is Lee Fang. Lee Fang is an investigative reporter, formerly of The Intercept and The Nation. His writing is focused on the influence of money in politics, security state overreach, and civil liberties. He was also responsible for releasing part of the Twitter files many months ago. In this episode, we talk about the wide breadth of …

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All water has perfect memory, interview with author Nada Samih-Rotondo 49:52

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A house in Jerusalem, interview with filmmaker Muayad Elayyan 1:02:37

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Palestinian children's choir Amwaj 34:43

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A visit to the Makhrour valley 35:44

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Daybreak in Gaza, memories by Yousef Khoury 1:03:25

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Is Therapy Bad for You? with Abigail Shrier 1:08:19

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Why? The Purpose of the Universe with Philip Goff 1:06:59

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All Things China with Cindy Yu 44:02

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Race, Brexit, and Islamism with Munira Mirza 1:08:19

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Lessons from Afghanistan with Rory Stewart 54:47

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Debating the Israel-Palestine Conflict with Yousef Munayyer 1:11:24

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My Last Word on TED 11:51

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A Nuanced View On Israel and Palestine with Andrew Gold 1:14:02

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"Why the Religious Will Inherit the Earth" with Eric Kaufmann 1:21:24

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"The Identity Trap" with Yascha Mounk 1:28:57

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Why Is TED Scared of Color Blindness? 13:05

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“Racism, Election Theft, and Self-Help” with Scott Adams and Noam Dworman 1:25:44

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Civil Society for Dignity in Palestine part 2 : Palestinian civil society involvement 35:29

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Civil Society for Dignity in Palestine part 3 : Media training for Palestinian youth 30:59

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Civil Society for Dignity in Palestine part 1 : introduction to Palestinian civil society 34:27

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"The Rise of the Radical Left" with Christopher Rufo 1:09:03

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"Diversity: From Rome to Rwanda” with Jens Heycke 1:00:59

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"Can Immigrants Assimilate?” with Garett Jones 1:19:00

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“Does Color-Blindness Perpetuate Racism?” A Debate w/Jamelle Bouie 1:08:57

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The Myth of Left and Right with Hyrum Lewis and Verlan Lewis 1:10:40

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"Panpsychism: A Theory Whose Time Has Come" with Phillip Goff 1:13:47

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Will AI Destroy Us? - AI Virtual Roundtable 1:30:07

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The Deep State: Fact or Fiction with Lee Fang 1:04:43

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