Sonali Gulati is a Brown, caste-privileged, agnostic, queer, cis-woman, documentary filmmaker, activist, educator and first-generation Indian immigrant to Turtle Island. She is a Guggenheim fellow who…
Today, Saira welcomes Lebanese-American reporter and producer Afeef Nessouli to the podcast. As you’ll hear in today’s conversation, Afeef’s work has brought him to the front lines of the conflicts in…
Today, Jo Lorenz interviews Joe Williams, a Wiradjuri/Wolgalu First Nations Aboriginal man from Australia. Joe began his career as a professional rugby player and boxer. Although forging a successful…
Today, Saira welcomes London-based actor, writer, and podcaster Kelechi Okafor to the podcast. Kelechi and Saira discuss how in both American and British politics, opposing political parties…
Today, Saira welcomes author and academic Dr. Mohamed Abdou to the podcast. Abdou describes himself as an interdisciplinary scholar of Indigenous, Black, critical race, and Islamic studies, as well as…
Today, Saira welcomes Michael Schirtzer to the podcast. Michael Schirtzer is a white Jewish American comedian who’s been loudly anti-Zionist for a long time. Since 2021, he has co-hosted The Palestine…
Amanda Seales is an actor, comedian, author, podcast host, and so much more. You may know her from the HBO comedy series Insecure, her comedy specials, her radio show The Amanda Seales Show or her…
Author and novelist Sunny Singh is widely recognized as a champion for decolonization and inclusion across all aspects of society. Sunny was born in Varanasi, India and has studied in the U.S., India,…
Frederick Joseph is the award-winning author of The Black Friend, Patriarchy Blues, Better Than We Found It (which he co-wrote with his wife Porsche), and The Courage to Dream, Black Panther: Wakanda…
Nour Alqaddumi and Layan Alnajjar are recent graduates from the University of Connecticut. They are the co-founders of We Will Return, a nonprofit that provides essential humanitarian relief, fosters…
