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Andrew Stein: Living with Lions 46:39

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“If we march into that village and we start trying to persecute people for using poison, something that's very illegal, nobody's going to talk to us. We're not going to find out where the poison came from. We're not going to be able to shut anything down. We should take the approach that people are using poison because they're desperate, because they see no other alternative.” – Andrew Stein Andrew Stein is a wildlife ecologist who spent the past 25 years studying human carnivore conflict from African wild dogs and lions in Kenya and Botswana to leopards and hyenas in Namibia. His work has long focused on finding ways for people and predators to coexist. He is the founder of CLAWS , an organization based in Botswana that's working at the intersection of cutting-edge wildlife research and community driven conservation. Since its start in 2014 and official launch as an NGO in 2020, CLAWS has been pioneering science-based, tech-forward strategies to reduce conflict between people and carnivores. By collaborating closely with local communities, especially traditional cattle herders, CLAWS supports both species conservation and rural livelihoods—making coexistence not just possible, but sustainable.…

2 yıl önce 1:19:50

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This week welcomes Matt Johnson to the podcast. We discuss his book How Hitchens Can Save The Left: Rediscovering Fearless Liberalism in the Age of Counter-Enlightenment, the noise and nonsense of the political left and right today, the universal values and writing style of Christopher Hitchens, and the importance of knowing friends from foes in context, and much more on MOI!

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A Conversation with Will Kingston 58:51

42 weeks önce58:51

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In the season 7 finale, Mathew speaks with Will Kingston about the current state of the West and the crises it faces from internal threats that desire to 'deconstruct' and tear down the very institutions and values that created the West and have subsequently freed countless numbers of individuals - and countries - internationally. We discuss how we got here, where we might be going, and what things we need to change and retain to ensure a bright future ahead. Thanks, Will!…

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A Conversation with Thomas Sheedy 37:44

1 year önce37:44

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What is Athiestism? How is it misunderstood and misrepresented? Thomas Sheedy of atheists for Liberty and I discuss all this and more!

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A Conversation with Hi Nguyen 46:11

1 year önce46:11

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What is leadership? And how do diverse life and job experiences help make you a leader in your field? Hi and I discuss these questions and more!

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A Conversation with Negar Zarassi 1:01:09

1 year önce1:01:09

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Welcome to season 7. I am joined by Negar Zarassi a Swedish-Iranian professional opera singer. She is extensively trained in classical music, holding two bachelor's degrees: from the Royal College of Music in Stockholm and the Academy for Music and Drama in Gothenburg, both in Sweden. We discuss classical music, what is it? Why does it matter? And where's its place in modern society? All this and more!…

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A Conversation with Mubin Shaikh 54:09

1 year önce54:09

54:09

In this episode, I speak with Mubin Shaikh. We discuss his journey into and out of Islamist #extremism, his work as an undercover operative in taking down the Toronto 18, and the evolution and growing influence of online extremism and radicalization. We focus on religious and political tribalism as barriers to critical thinking, interpersonal communication, and relationships, and how these issues are made worse with the viral amount of misinformation and disinformation online. Thanks, Mubin!…

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A Conversation with Khadija Khan 2:13:36

2 years önce2:13:36

2:13:36

I'm joined by Khadija Khan for a thought-provoking discussion on Islamism in the UK and France and compare it to Canada and Quebec, and the current Israel—Palestine conflict. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, Khadija!

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A Conversation with Francesca Luberti 1:13:22

2 years önce1:13:22

1:13:22

I am joined for a conversation with Francesca Luberti. We discuss #testosterone levels, their function in men and women, their role in parenting, their impact on attractiveness, and their significance in mating practices and relationships. All this and more on MOI! Grazie, Francesca!

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A Conversation with Terry Glavin 1:32:48

2 years önce1:32:48

1:32:48

Season 6 Episode 1 welcomes back fellow Canadian Terry Glavin, writer and journalist. We examine the history, culture, society, and politics of British Columbia and Québec and their distinction between how they fit or do not fit into the larger Canadian framework. We also discuss current and ongoing issues in Canada and Canadian politics, the importing of American issues and perspectives, and how Canada is something worth understanding and defending.…

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A Conversation with Brian Peckford 46:04

2 years önce46:04

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This week I speak with Brian Peckford. We discuss the Canadian Constitution, his contribution to it, and why Canadians are under-informed about and take little to no pride in it. We emphasize the importance of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the particular structure of a constitution with respect to the country and the people that create it. We also talk about the importance of understanding the specific nature of Canadian Federalism. All this and more! Thanks, Brian!…

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A Conversation with Phil Gurski 49:24

2 years önce49:24

49:24

Season 5 resumes with returning guest Phil Gurski. We discuss ongoing issues and debates around the repatriation of foreign fighters who left their countries to join ISIS, the laws broken and crimes committed, and the gender question: were women only victims? Or willing participants as well? And touch on the very serious matter of what is to happen with Camp Al-Hawl. Thanks, Phil!…

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A Conversation with Nathan Romas 1:19:28

2 years önce1:19:28

1:19:28

This week welcomes Nathan Romas, host of the podcast The Quiet Professional. We discuss the largely standardized approach to policing in Canada in contrast to the US, the conflicts officers face, changes in policing over the decades, and how off-duty doesn't automatically imply leaving on-duty experiences behind. All this and more on MOI ! Thanks, Nathan!…

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A Conversation with Matt Johnson 1:19:50

2 years önce1:19:50

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A Conversation with William Costello 1:10:44

2 years önce1:10:44

1:10:44

This week welcomes William Costello to the podcast. We discuss the world of modern dating, wants and expectations, the growing educational disparities between men and women, dating apps, the skill of flirting, traditional masculinity vs modern masculinity, modern independent women and new needs, the importance of communication, the difference of communication between men and women, and ability of men to think like women and the ability of women to think like men. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, William…

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A Conversation with Iman 1:07:28

2 years önce1:07:28

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In the season 5 opener, I speak with Iman. We discuss spirituality, authenticity, deep connections, her journey away from radical Islam and towards spirituality, and her work on healing, understanding, and trauma. We also discuss the importance of negating hate and embracing love and peace. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, Iman!…

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A Conversation with Terry Glavin 1:23:53

2 years önce1:23:53

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This week welcomes Terry Glavin. We discuss the current state of the Liberal Party of Canada, the illiberal policies and politics of Justin Trudeau, how and why the Left has become incoherent, eerie similarities between Trump and Trudeau, and the media frenzy and political opportunity that got it wrong regarding the coverage of supposed mass graves of residential school children that were never found. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, Terry!…

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Pre-Season Special: A Conversation with Daniel Sharp 1:40:19

3 years önce1:40:19

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In this pre-season special which will also act as S3E1, Daniel Sharp of Areo Magazine and I discuss the recent attack and attempted murder of Salman Rushdie and the importance and value of free speech in a free and open society, the current attempts once again to censor free speech, the voices of dissent within groups and society, progress and free expression, and the racism of low expectations. All this and more on MOI ! Thanks, Daniel!…

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A Conversation with Dr. Anna Sergi 1:06:41

3 years önce1:06:41

1:06:41

For the season 2 final, I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Anna Sergi, professor of criminology and organized #crime studies at the University of Essex, UK. We discussed Italian organized crime, specifically Ndrangheta and its origin, development and global expansion. How does differ from other Mafia organizations in Italy? What is Ndrangheta's organizational structure? How does it maintain its existence domestically and internationally? What are some legal and grassroots initiatives in Italy and abroad to stop it? Ex. Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsalino and anti-mafia sentiments in Italy? In addition to laws, how has policing adapted and evolved to counteract the mafia? What is the power and what role do they play in drug trafficking? And what are the differences in perspectives on the la mafia in Italy( Nord e Sud) compared to Canada and USA? We also talked about the mythology of mafias and how that impairs effective comprehension of the phenomenon. Thanks, Anna! Stay curious, my friends! Mathew J. J. Giagnorio…

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A Conversation with India Donisi: Part One of Two 46:23

3 years önce46:23

46:23

In the first of a two-part episode, I speak with India Donisi, creator and founder of Winespicegirl. We discuss wine and its richer, deep elements. The philosophical, cultural and mythology (Dionysus) components of this salubrious, seductive and sacred nectar. How it has impacted and been ever-present through recorded history and civilization. We also talk about the sensuality and sexuality that wine emanates, and the emotions it accompanies and represents for us all. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, India! Staycurious, my friends!…

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A Conversation with Ahmed Patel: Part One of Two 50:30

3 years önce50:30

50:30

For S2E16, in the first of a two-part episode, I speak with Ahmed Patel. We discuss his early years growing up in the UK, in the 1970s and 1980s, the political and cultural changes that began in the 1990s, and the stark contrast between British Muslim youth then and now, identity, group-oriented and individual. All this and much more! On MOI! Thanks, Ahmed…

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A Conversation with Colin Wright 57:04

3 years önce57:04

57:04

For S2E15 I speak with Colin Wright. We discuss transgender issues, what is biological sex? Is gender fluid? The expression of individual human sexuality, the generational divide in perspectives in the transgender community, the question of fairness in sports, and feminine and masculine as aspects each of us has and outwardly express differently in various ways. All this and much more on MOI Thanks, Colin.…

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A Conversation with Kaveh Shahrooz 43:47

3 years önce43:47

43:47

For this episode, I speak with Kaveh Shahrooz. We discuss the Iranian diaspora, Persian culture, and the gangster regime of Iran as separate from and oppressive to the Iranian people. We also human rights violations, the downing of Ukraine Flight PS752 on January 8th, 2021, the Iran lobby, sloppy foreign policy and the religious factor, how to support the Iranian people and what else can Western governments do, and why Canadian governments and others are delivering great lip service. All this and much more on #MOI!! Thank you, Kaveh! Staycurious, my friends!…

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A Conversation with Prof. Shmuel Feiner 1:14:12

3 years önce1:14:12

1:14:12

In episode 13 of season 2, I speak with Prof. Feiner of Bar-Ilan University, Isreal. We discussed a range of important and not too well known or understand topics pertaining to the European Jewry and Jewish history of the 18th and 19th centuries, what the main focus or concern of Jews during that period, what significant event(s) impacted European Jewry during the 18th century that had positive or negative ripple effects that are still felt today? How did the Haskalah come about? Who was Mendelssohn and what was his role in Haskalah? What were the arguments of the intellectuals and the State who discussed the present and the future of the Jews in Europe? What were the origins of Jewish secularization? What did the beginning of the Jewish Kulturkampf mean for Jews? Thank you, Prof. Feiner. Shalom.…

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A Conversation with William Baldét: Part One of Two 54:00

3 years önce54:00

54:00

For S2E12, I speak with William Baldét in the first of a special two-part episode. We discuss the origin and development of the Prevent strategy UK, its focus and community impact, what methods it employs and how have these methods been innovative in CVE work on the local, national, and regional levels. We also discuss the important insights into radicalization gathered through Prevent's work. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, Will! Stay curious, my friends!…

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A Conversation with Terry Newman 1:58:33

3 years önce1:58:33

1:58:33

In this episode, I speak with Terry Newman, lecturer at McGill University and a contributing writer to Quillette. We discuss eclectic issues from Joe Rogan, policing speech, the importance of meaning in our lives, misunderstandings of politics in Canada, the crisis within journalism, geographical representation/diversity on college and university campuses and government, the distinction between urban and rural thinking, Heterodox Academy, the work and views of Jordan Peterson, critical thinking and problem-solving, problems in modern dating/relationships, men's and women's issues, and the "tall poppy syndrome" and Canadian insecurities. All this and much more on MOI! Thanks, Terry!…

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A Conversation with Prof. Massimo Pigliucci 59:05

3 years önce59:05

59:05

This Thursday I speak with Prof. Massimo Pigliucci. We discuss stoicism and its important role in a person's life, what is stoic philosophy? How do ancient teachings continue to be relevant for us today? What are stoic principles? How do you become a stoic? When is the right age to begin teaching and developing stoicism? Can anyone truly be a stoic? All this a more on MOI Thanks, Massimo!…

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A Conversation with Razib Khan 55:34

3 years önce55:34

55:34

For this Thursday I speak with Razib Khan. We discussed the science of genetics and how an increase in data over the past 20 years has enhanced our understanding of, among other things, the human species. We also delve into the race, whether it's a social construct or a scientific classification? What will be achieved or possibly solved in the decade ahead? The role of population genetics and much more! Thanks, Razib!…

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A Conversation with Jamie Woodhouse 1:38:55

3 years önce1:38:55

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In this episode, I spoke with Jamie Woodhouse of Sentientism. We discussed and fruitfully debated sentience, the difference between vegan and vegetarian, what changes can a person make in their food consumption? Do #ethical food choices/options necessarily correlate with what is healthy? What methods of analysis should be used and understood when determining sentience and making food choices? Dietary diversity, and what are misconceptions about vegetarianism and misconception about veganism? All this and more on MOI!…

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A Conversation with Daniel Stanton 45:20

3 years önce45:20

45:20

In this episode, I speak with Dan Stanton. We discuss traditional and modern means of counter-intelligence, CSIS mandate and should it be updated, what is foreign intelligence? And how is it collected? What are and what should be considered threats to national security? What should be the focus of CSIS and intelligence agencies as we move forward? And are traditional threats still significant? All this and more on MOI Stay curious, my friends!…

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A Conversation with Candice Malcolm 1:06:15

3 years önce1:06:15

1:06:15

In this episode, I speak with Candice Malcolm, founder and editor-in-chief of True North. We discuss Canadian conservativism and what makes it distinct, the state of conservativism in Canada, its past and future, what the current divides within the Canadian conservative movement are, why Erin O'Toole? And the differences between conservativism on the federal and provincial level and between east, west and central Canada. All this and more on MOI Thanks, Candice! Stay curious, my friends!…

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A Conversation with Jeff Schoep 1:09:22

3 years önce1:09:22

1:09:22

In S2E5, I speak with Jeff Schoep, founder of Beyond Barriers, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to a new approach of countering and preventing extremism. From 1994 until early 2019, Jeff was the leader of the largest neo-Nazi organization in the United States, the National Socialist Movement (NSM). Jeff now works as an International Extremism Consultant helping to educate communities and policymakers on the threat of white supremacy and how to effectively counter and prevent violent extremism. We discuss, among others things related to extremism, pathways in and out, an insider's understanding, the role of hate and love, and much more!…

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A Conversation with Elisa Nardi 44:16

2 years önce44:16

44:16

This week welcomes Elisa Nardi. We discuss the wines and wine estates of Tuscany, Italy, the typical grapes of the region, and the styles and methods found there. The value and gems of local family-owned and operated wineries, ideal pairings of food and ambiance, and wine tour musts when in Tuscany. All this and more on MOI!…

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A Conversation with Rana Ahmad 38:02

2 years önce38:02

38:02

This week welcomes Rana Ahmad to the podcast. She talks about her life in Saudi Arabia and her intellectual journey of thoughts, questions, and curiosities that lead her away from Islam and to atheism. She also describes her escape from Saudi Arabia and her daring journey to Germany. We discuss her love of science and philosophy and her passion and activism for women's rights globally. All this and more on MOI! Danke/thanks/shkran, Rana!…

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A Conversation with Lawrence Krauss 45:14

2 years önce45:14

45:14

This week welcomes Lawrence Krauss to the podcast. We discuss the importance of science in education, the skill of good science communication and its role, why the knowledge of astrological signs appears more common than a basic knowledge of science, the purpose of common sense, and the relationship between public policy and science. All this and more on MOI! Thanks, Lawrence!…

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A Conversation with Hugo Mercier 45:08

2 years önce45:08

45:08

This week welcomes Hugo Mercier to the podcast. We discuss his work and research with a particular focus on his book Not Born Yesterday in which he argues with data that we are not as gullible as we may believe but rather we are very good a using reason and decision-making. We discuss real-world issues such as politics, society, individuals and groups, and learning, and the application of his research in evolution and social cognition in those areas. All this and more on MOI Merci, Hugo!…

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A Conversation with Orlena Cain 1:11:52

2 years önce1:11:52

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A Conversation with Dr. Erec Smith 54:05

2 years önce54:05

54:05

The season 3 finale welcomes Dr. Erec Smith, an associate professor of rhetoric at York College of Pennsylvania to the podcast. We discuss the new discourse of Anti-Racism and its negative effects on education and course materials, the importance of individualism and why it tends to be feared, erroneous and limited narratives of Black communities in America and the individuals they comprise, Social Justice and the Civil Rights Movement, and significance of Bayard Rustin, Martin Luther King Jr., and Malcolm X as representing free, open, and diverse Black thought. All this and more on #MOI! Thanks, Erec!…

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A Conversation with Tina Christensen 51:51

2 years önce51:51

51:51

This week on the podcast I'm joined by Tina Christensen, a Danish model, and actress. We discuss ageism in the film and modeling industries, how she came to embrace and love her silver hair, her approach to health and beauty, and how a positive mindset in life is essential like a little black dress in your wardrobe. All this and more on MOI. Thanks, Tina!…

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A Conversation with Gregory Johnsen 1:01:03

2 years önce1:01:03

1:01:03

This week welcomes Gregory Johnsen to the podcast. We discuss the intricacies of the ongoing Saudi Arabia-Yemen conflict, the U.S. Government element, Gregory's research, the civilian casualties, the lack of news coverage, and pondering about what should happen and what may happen next. All this and more! Thanks, Gregory!…

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A Conversation with Nicolò Scremin 39:31

2 years önce39:31

39:31

This week welcomes Nicolò Scremin, founder and CEO of SecuritHub and founder of NextGen50. We discuss youth involvement and engagement in issues about security/national security/counterterrorism, what new perspectives youth bring to the issues in these areas, how to get youth more involved with and interested in pursuing a career in security, Nicolò current projects and research, and more! Grazie mile, Nicolò…

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A Conversation with Dr. Marilyn Simon 1:37:40

2 years önce1:37:40

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This week welcomes Dr. Marilyn Simon, a Shakspeare scholar, university instructor, and writer to the podcast. We discuss beauty what is it? And why it's important, the vital energies of femininity and masculinity, the value of romance and poetry, sensuality as essential to our individuality, sex and trust and love and risk, and more! Thanks, Marilyn!…

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A Conversation with Dr. Iona Italia 1:08:01

2 years önce1:08:01

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This week on the podcast is Dr. Iona Italia, editor-in-chief of Areo magazine. We discuss the role of Areo, the challenges and pressure encountered, calls for censorship, the importance of dialogue and understanding the issues and good argumentation, keeping true to founding principles, the need to hone your skills of articulating ideas, and more! Thanks, Iona!…

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A Conversation with Jonathan Kay 1:04:29

2 years önce1:04:29

1:04:29

This Thursday on the pod I’m joined by Jonathan Kay, a Quillette editor, and writer. We discuss the challenges and changing the face of journalism, the importance of journalists and journalistic integrity, differences between the online and offline media landscape, and more! Thanks, Jon!

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A Conversation with Dalal Mawad 38:40

3 years önce38:40

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This Thursday MOI welcomes Dalal Mawad to the pod. We discuss the style and structure of the body politic in Lebanon, how this affects the style of Lebanese journalism, its history and civil war, sectarian politics, society, the Beirut Explosion, and the current state and future of Lebanon. All this and more this Thursday on MOI! Merci beaucoup, Dalal!…

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A Conversation with Dr. Vian Aziz 2:05:12

3 years önce2:05:12

2:05:12

Season 3 welcomes Dr. Vian Aziz on the podcast. We discuss the importance of sexual education and its absence in Arab and Muslim majority countries, the difference between sex and sexuality, the subject of shame and the role religion plays, how this impacts women particularly and shapes society, and the severe effects of male sexual repression on women and society. All this and more on MOI!…

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A Conversation with Phil Gurski 1:06:42

3 years önce1:06:42

1:06:42

Season 3 officially kicks off this Thursday with returning guest, Phil Gurski. As the first inquiry of the season, we discuss the recent attempted murder of Salman Rushdie and the historic series of events surrounding Iran’s late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989 calling for Rushdie’s death following the publication of The Satanic Verses. We look at these events and discuss them through the lens of national security, terrorism, and counterterrorism. Thanks, Phil!…

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