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"بودكاست فتیش هو منصة صوتية ومكان آمن انخلق لنحكي مع بعض ونسمع من بعض تجارب كويرية مننا وفينا رح نستضيف بشكل أساسي أشخاص كوير من كل الأطياف بالإضافة لأي حدا حابب* يحكي* معنا كويرنس كما أنو مبادرة لنعطي الكوير مساحة حرة للتعبير، وللعالم اللي بتجهل طبيعتنا الفرصة انها تسمعنا وتتعرف ... Show More

هل فكرتي يوماً بخلع الحجاب❓ الحلقة التي منعت من العرض❗️ عبير صبية بتعيش بمدينة مالمو بالسويد من سنوات عدة وأبرز الصفات البارزة عند عبير للشخص يلي بشوفها من بعيد هو حجابها‼️ بحلقتنا اليوم حكينا بكل تجرد عن موضوع الحجاب وعن العنصرية يلي بتصير مع السيدات المحجبات. أنا سئلت عبير أيضا ... Show More

Wollte er etwa nur Geldes wegen in den Bundestag ziehen? Wollte die Partei @die_gruenen sein Image schlicht und ergreifend mit seiner Kandidatur nur poliere? "Du bist selbst geflüchtet", solltest du dich nicht erstmal lieber um deine Angelegenheiten kümmern? "Ein Mensch, der über ... Show More

In the chaos following Turkey’s devastating earthquake in February, Omar was separated from his son Ahmed after both were pulled alive from the collapsed ruins of their home. Omar lost his first born and his wife but believes Ahmed could still be alive. Many children went missing ... Show More

Victoria Uwonkunda makes an emotional journey back to Rwanda, where she grew up. It is the first time she has visited since the age of 12, when she fled the 1994 genocide with her family. Victoria retraces her journey to safety out of the capital Kigali, to the border with the De ... Show More

Today we are speaking a woman who has moved to another country not once, but twice. Frankie started her expat journey when she left the UK the moved to the UAE over 10 years ago. After starting a family, she moved to Saudi Arabia where she gave birth to her second child and now l ... Show More

Max Pearson presents a collection of this week’s Witness History episodes from the BBC World Service.It’s 10 years since the world’s deadliest outbreak of Ebola started in West Africa. We hear from a survivor and discuss the legacy of the epidemic with the BBC's global health rep ... Show More

Today’s tale we will unravel the compelling journey of Maytha Alhassen, a Syrian-Lebanese-Saudi-Egyptian-Bedouin-Arab American historian, journalist, artist and organizer whose life bridges the chasms between cultures, communities, and self-discovery. Growing up at the crossroads ... Show More

In this episode of “This is Palestine”, we hear the heartwrenching story of baby Aylul, a baby born during Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Aylul’s story is one of tens of thousands of children born to Palestinian mothers who are being forced to experience pregnancy and childbirth as t ... Show More

Au Rwanda, 25 ans après le génocide des Tutsi qui a fait plus d'un million de morts, des femmes continuent de se mobiliser pour venir en aide aux victimes. De nombreuses associations ont vu le jour depuis 1994, dans un pays dévasté, où entre 250 et 500 000 femmes ont été victimes ... Show More

Death isn’t the greatest loss in life, it’s the spiritual death of our hearts while we are still living.I once heard that we treat death like a mystery, when in fact, it’s the one experience all of us are guaranteed to share.As human beings living in this dunya, we tend to not se ... Show More

Today, we delve into the world of Melanie Elturk, a beacon of innovation and strength in the face of adversity. From a biracial upbringing caught between the worlds of Islam and Christianity, to the highs of fashion entrepreneurship and the lows of personal and professional trial ... Show More

As a child, Bachendri Pal never dreamt of conquering mountains but a chance meeting with a climber changed all that.She applied for a mountaineering course and was chosen to be part of India’s first mixed-gender team to climb Mount Everest. On the journey, she faced icy winds, fr ... Show More