Student encampments…Dr. Phil interviewing Netanyahu..and Eurovision. A lot has happened in the past couple of months. But how do these events change things? And what is the impact on us and the millions of people in Gaza? Helping us answer
The controversial video of Hayley Bayley’s “let them eat cake”, followed by her apology, raised the questions: “should celebrities be speaking up on Gaza?” And if not: “should we just block them for their silence?” (And also, “are we in
As Macklemore drops “Hind’s Hall” and the encampment at universities continues to rise, we want to continue to create a space where we can amplify voices to put an end to the atrocities that we are currently witnessing. Today’s guest
We can’t keep talking about Palestine without discussing mental health. First and foremost, we need to distinguish the mental health of those who live in Gaza to those in the rest of the world. This episode starts off by discussing
In the midst of the atrocities unfolding in Gaza, there are a lot of debates on what exactly is anti-semitism. This podcast episode dives into questions on what is zionism and its historical context, anti-semitism vs. anti-zionism, and whether or
Climate Change has been a key discussion in society for a very long time. Scientists have kept warning us time and time again that if we don’t take immediate action to protect our earth then we can be in serious
Rainbow Railroad is a Toronto-based charitable organization that helps lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals escape from violence and persecution in their home countries. Currently, there are 72 countries where being gay is illegal. In the past, they
Feryal Abdelaziz, 22, made history and became the first Egyptian woman to win Olympic gold medal in women’s karate Kumite +61kg event. This is Egypt’s first Olympic gold medal since 2004. Karam Gaber was the last athlete to win a
Eid is a very sacred and special holiday for Muslims all over the world, and every culture has a different way of celebrating the special holiday. One thing that all countries have in common specifically on Eid Al-Adha or Bakra
The Olympics are a leading international sporting event featuring summer and winter sports competition in which thousands of athletes globally come together and participate in a variety of different sports. The Olympics are considered the world’s most intense sports competition
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