In this miniseries, Yasmeen shares her honest and open reflection about growing up as an Iraqi-American, a “hyphenated American”. This is not a story about politics, or war. Instead, this is a story about what it was like to grow up as a child of immigrants who fled a country due to political instability.
While this miniseries is focused on her story, she also interviews Iraqis who lived through the Gulf Wars in Iraq and later immigrated to the United States. Many Iraqis are still deeply traumatized from living under a dictatorship, and many are paranoid about publicly sharing their narratives with the world as they’ve been punished for doing so for so many years.
Yasmeen takes us on a journey of her inner inquiry and a reconciliation with her inner child, as she questions her place in the greater narrative of what it is to be a hyphenated American.
Hyphenated Journey is a Hakawati production.
Written, narrated and directed by Yasmeen Turayhi.
Sound design by Karim Beidoun.
Cover design by Aya Mobaydeen and inspired by Sue Turayhi.
Creatives by Gina Abou Hamad.
Special thanks goes to Sinan Al-Mokhtar and Hamada Zahawi for their courage in sharing their stories.
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Welcome to the weird, wild, scintillatingly stylish, and syntactically sound world of RED PEN—the grammar podcast that won’t put you to sleep.Brought to you by the Columbia Journalism Review and hosted by old buds Ryan Davis and Mike Laws, RED PEN plucks examples from the news (as well as from novels, music, movies—wherever!) to answer all those questions you were too afraid to ask in English class.Digressions may include: Green Day’s early work, the oppressive atmosphere of latter-day Batman movies, and, of course, cats. Lots of cats.
Not for Everyone is a podcast hosted by a hater (Caroline Winkler) and a lover (Jess DeBakey). We’re just two sweet kooks getting carried away being ourselves, waxing poetic on every topic we care too much about. Come for the humor, stay for the honesty. We know we’re not for everyone, but we bet we are for you.
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in this podcast we will explore some of the most subjective topics in the competition dance world. Competition is just the opinion of your judging panel but there are some strong opinions in dance. We will connect with leaders in the dance industry with strong opinions so you can hear their sides and opinions or what is right and what is wrong in competition dance.
Stories of Families Ripped Apart by Qanon. When the covid-19 vaccines began to roll out in Canada, my brother and I made a concerning discovery: my parents had bought into the Qanon conspiracies. What ensued was two months of arguing in email, just trying to get them to get vaccinated. They are both in their 70s, and our father has had some medical issues that caused concern when the pandemic began. It was crucial to get them vaccinated. In an unexpected turn of events, after months of arguing, they finally agreed. I went with them, and I witnessed them both get vaccinated. They insisted that they finally realized the conspiracy theories had duped them, and all seemed to be well again. But, at the beginning of 2022, my brother noticed that our parents had drained several of their investment and banking accounts. When he confronted them, it became clear: they were deeper into Q than ever before. We don’t know where the money is or the full extent of the conspiracy theories they have accepted, but we do know one thing: the people who raised us are gone. In their place are two strangers and a lot of hurt. I have decided to funnel this sadness and anger into a project to raise awareness about what Qanon is doing to families and relationships. Qanon is everywhere. In every country. They could be your family, your friends, your neighbours. They could be your lawyers, your doctors, or your police officers. They can even be your elected representatives. But what no one is talking about is how they are destroying relationships. They are Qanon, and these are the stories of the people who love them.
YouTube’s favorite lifestyle vlogger, Adelaine Morin! Tune in weekly as she spills about her experiences around sex, dating, and offers real relationship advice! Adelaine will share unheard of stories and embarrassing moments and girl talk with periodic surprise guests!
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The Writing Worship Podcast is a trusted resource for Kingdom-minded songwriters. Now hosted by one of our amazing mentors, Sharon Byrd, we have over 160 episodes of all things writing worship. Hear about songwriting craft, the songwriter personality test, co-writing, theology, industry insight, how to develop a songwriting culture in your church, and more! Visit WritingWorship.co and get connected.
Homegrown Daisy is the podcast that lifts the lid on the jewellery boxes of some well known jewellery lovers. Each week co-founder and creative director of Daisy London, Ruth Bewsey sits down with a different famous face to talk through some of their most significant life moments and the jewellery pieces that carried them through it.
بودكاست شعوب وقبائل هو برنامج لمحبي الترحال و السفر عبر القارات … حننتقل من قارة ل قارة نكتشف و نلف العالم مع بعض وإنتوا في مكانكم ، حنتكلم عن عادات وشعوب ممكن تسمعوا عنها لأول مره حنسافر ونعيش بعض اللحظات المختلفة مع سحر طبيعة بعض البلدان و يمكن مع غرابة عادات بعضها أو رحلة كفاح وتطور شعب ودولته تابعونا في بودكاست شعوب و قبائل و شاركونا قصصكم الملهمة أو الغريبة اللي عشتوها أو سمعتوا عنها في دول مختلفةإعداد وتقديم وكتابة : مهجة تمساحtwitter : @shu3ob_pod
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