Episode 2 - Voices of Resilience: Growing up in Iran

Episode 3 - Arrested 21 times in Iran before age 21, then she escaped

Ghazaleh was arrested more than 21 times in Iran before the age of 21 — for ripped jeans, speaking up, and refusing silence. In this episode, she shares her story of survival, immigration, trauma, and healing through art, along with what she recently witnessed during the January 2026 unrest in Iran.

Episode 2 - Voices of Resilience: Growing up in Iran

Leila's story unveils the courage of one woman amidst Iran's silent revolution. Growing up post-revolution, she faced indoctrination and strict dress codes, yet her family's quiet rebellion inspired her activism. Discover how social media empowers Iranians risking everything for justice and why Leila's hope for change burns brighter than ever.This episode is a must-listen for those interested in human rights and the unstoppable spirit of those reclaiming their country. Leila, an Iranian activist from Texas, shares insights into her family's sacrifices and the ongoing struggle inside Iran. Perfect for activists, history buffs, and anyone who believes in the power of one voice to echo change worldwide.Why this works: This concise description captures the essence of Leila's journey and the broader movement for freedom, engaging viewers with emotional and political stakes.

Episode 1 - The Hidden Truths About Life in Iran That Most People Never Hear

Explore the hidden truths of Iran’s uprising through Andisheh's personal journey. This episode reveals the harsh realities of life under oppression, from mass arrests to the courageous acts of rebellion by everyday Iranians. Discover the shocking scale of violence and the underground efforts to reclaim freedom. This is a vital listen for anyone interested in human rights and political freedom. Join us for an eye-opening story that’s more than news, it’s a call for empathy and action.

Episode 11- The Lifeline of Belonging: What First Nations Research Teaches Us About Youth Suicide

This conversation highlights the crucial role of free play in child development, suggesting that structured activities and school environments often restrict children's independence and opportunities for unstructured play. This play is essential for developing negotiation skills, imagination, and friendships.My email: andi@andishehparenting.comMy info: https://linktr.ee/AndishehParenting?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=bfdcd0a4-02ac-4b21-a3b4-de6adad92483

Episode 10 - You've Been Tricked: Why Everything You Know About Baby Sleep is Wrong.

This conversation delves into the historical context of sleep training methods, particularly focusing on the origins of the 'cried out' sleep training method from the 1800s. It discusses the claims made by early parenting literature and the implications of these claims on modern parenting practices. Dr. Jennie Rosier Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relationshipslovehappiness/ Dr. Jennie Rosier podcast, Love Matters: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-matters/id1543778514 My email: andi@andishehparenting.com My info: https://linktr.ee/AndishehParenting?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=bfdcd0a4-02ac-4b21-a3b4-de6adad92483