ep.120 U Pitt prosecution of Muslim student w/ Mehr Sher

Ep.125 San Francisco, John Fetterman, Right-wing infighting, Bi-racial discourse

Lots discussed. We're San Franciscans now. We've outsourced the podcast to AI agents who also happen to be married, because that's legal (in some cases mandatory) in San Francisco. Please review us! Surprisingly we are listened to quite a bit in Vietnam and Singapore, so if you're in Vietnam or Singapore, tell your friends about this show and make sure they review it.

ep.124 Updates, some news, Pakistan

This one is a mix of stuff that I don't fully remember, but I guarantee 100% satisfaction. Please review us wherever you listen to podcasts. Unsolicited emails are telling me we are the #1 Muslim Couple podcast in the entire world. That is potentially one of the most powerful advertising opportunities that exists, but BofA and Skims won't find us if you don't tell them how much you love us.

ep.123 Counterrevolution in Egypt: Sisi's New Republic w/ Hossam el-Hamalawy

Journalist Hossam el-Hamalawy joins us again to talk about the makings of counterrevolution in Egypt, the topic of his newly published book [https://www.versobooks.com/products/3225-counterrevolution-in-egypt?srsltid=AfmBOorETKiHN_oSWoYsx3dGcw2SnwRfRDv4Z8PLN2x8kKQXzgwpLl0z], out on May 5th with Verso. This is a must-listen episode for anyone who wants to understand what revolutionaries in Egypt, and the rest of the world, are up against. Hossam's reporting on Egypt's security state is available on Substack @3arabawy [https://substack.com/@3arabawy].

ep.122 White genocide, Palantir manifesto

While the cat's away, the sewer rats will play... All-time favorite guest Corey joins me to take seriously the issue of white genocide, and we decide which incorporated entity we want to pledge our fealty to after the coporate balkanization of the U.S..

ep.121 Muhammad Ali & Hiba Siddiqui on Persecution of Student Protestors

Muhammad and Hiba join us to talk about Muhammad's 1.5-year-long battle in court with prosecutors and University of Pittsburgh Police. Muhammad continues to face felony-level charges after being suspended by the University of Pittsburgh, which has been designated as one of the worst university campuses when it comes to free speech. Additionally Pitt has selectively singled out advocacy for Palestine as a threat, and even attempted to suspend the campus's chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine before an ACLU lawsuit forced it to reverse the decision. We talk about all this and more. Please take the time to share this episode with your networks.