What the Huck?!

Today we're joined by another very special guest, our friend Dr. Harriet Fraad! In our interview with Dr. Fraad, we discussed the American culture of mass murder, gun culture, and toxic masculinity. We highly recommend checking out Dr.Fraad's show Capitalism Hits Home wherever you get your pods (or at https://www.democracyatwork.info/capitalismhitshome). Dr. Fraad is a renowned psychotherapist and was a Founding Mother of the Women's Liberation Movement. Your hosts are Safie and Henry, and this show goes to wherever they are interested. Music is licensed under a Creative Commons license by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Today we're joined by special a very special guest, our friend Sina Rahmani from The East Is A Podcast! In our interview with Sina, we discussed what gets to be translated and who decides what's worth translating. This has implications in both the literary world as well as in the scholarly realm, and it was fascinating to discuss these sorts of questions. We highly recommend checking out Sina's show The East Is A Podcast wherever you get your pods (or at https://eastisapodcast.libsyn.com/). You also should definitely follow Sina on Twitter @UROrientalist. Special shoutouts also go to our dear friend Katya Kazbek, who we wanted to cite in this episode but only got permission to after recording, as well as The Cadre Journal and Louis Allday, who themselves had a very similar conversation together between when we planned this episode with Sina and the time we actually got it recorded. Your hosts are Safie and Henry, and this episode will introduce the show, which aims to wherever the hosts are interested. Music is licensed under a Creative Commons license by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

This episode will act as a basic introduction to the concept of bilingualism from a linguistic standpoint, which we will continue to explore in future episodes on this theme with experts in the field. In future episodes of this "series", we will focus on the neurolinguistic side of bilingualism, some of the methodology in carrying out this research, and getting the thoughts of experts on some of the debates raging within this field. Hopefully you learn a thing or two from this video, and that this will serve as a useful primer for the upcoming episodes in the "bilingualism series". Useful sources: To be updated. Your hosts are Safie and Henry, and this episode will introduce the show, which aims to wherever the hosts are interested. Music is licensed under a Creative Commons license by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Today we're joined by Alfie Bown, lecturer of digital media at Royal Holloway University in London, to talk about his soon-to-be-released book Dream Lovers: The Gamification of Relationships. We really enjoyed reading this book and having discussions about it with each other, then getting to talk to Alfie about it! You can (and should!) pick up the book here: https://www.plutobooks.com/9780745344.... You can also follow him on twitter @Leftist_Gamer. Your hosts are Safie and Henry, and this episode will introduce the show, which aims to wherever the hosts are interested. Music is licensed under a Creative Commons license by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

What is this show? Why are you here? Why are we here? Good question, hopefully eventually we’ll figure out the answers to these questions together!  Your hosts are Safie and Henry, and this episode will introduce the show, which aims to wherever the hosts are interested.  Music is licensed under a Creative Commons license by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)