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Tazeen M. Ali (she/her) is assistant professor of Religion and Politics at Washington University in St. Louis. Her research and teaching focus on Islam and gender, US Islam, and race and religion in America. She is the author of The Women's Mosque of America: Authority & Community in US Islam (NYU Press, 2022). She has also published in Religion & Politics (now ARC Mag), The Conversation, The Maydan, and Middle East Eye. Ali is currently writing her second book, Muslims on Screen: Racism and Sexuality in Anglo-American Islam, which analyzes entertainment media projects produced by British and American Muslims. She also serves on the advisory board of the National Museum of American Religion. Ali earned her PhD in Religious Studies from Boston University in 2019. Visit Tazeen Ali Visit Classical Ideas Visit Sacred Writes  

Thomas Bauer's "A Culture of Ambiguity" stands out as one of the most important contributions to Islamic Studies in recent decades. First published in German in 2011, it wasn't until 2021 that it became available in English. Bauer's three decades of knowledge and expertise shine through in the work, which earned him the  Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Award in Germany. It is rare for an academic book rich in insights for specialists to also be engaging enough for general readers, yet this is exactly what Bauer has achieved. However our guest today has an essay published in the Maydan journal online journal interogating Bauer's conceptualisation of "ambiguity" and its application in the history of islamic culture. Faheem A. Hussain is an independent researcher. He has a BA (Hons.) in Arabic and Islamic studies from the School of Oriental and African Studies, London, a PGCE in Religious Studies from Roehampton University, and an MA in philosophy from Heythrop College, University of London. His writings can be found at https://faheemahussain.substack.com/ and https://x.com/FaheemAMHussain. Faheem's article: https://themaydan.com/2024/08/ambiguity-as-a-master-key-critically-reading-thomas-bauers-culture-of-ambiguity/ https://x.com/FaheemAMHussain/status/1772736085627457970 Timestamps 02:11 You say in your essay:  Now this does not pretend to be anything but a critical review of Bauer, interrogating his ideas of ambiguity, its coherence and implications, and despite my best efforts in civility, there's no hiding my polemical intent. Even so, I wish to insist that this book is a product of a fine mind and generous soul, and that I have no doubt that if anyone reads the book, they will only leave more humbled, indebted as well as greatly enriched by reading it. Without a doubt, this is a book that should be read as well as kept on a shelf. Before we start why don't you give us an overview of the book and what he liked best about it. 16:23 At the heart of Bauer's work is this concept of Ambiguity. Tell us what he means by this and your reservations. 37:52 For me, my favourite parts were on the divergent readings of the Quran and the difference between the comfort of medieval scholars about that, particularly Ibn al-Jazari and the anxiety of modern Muslims. Though at first blush the late Saudi-Salafi cleric, Sheikh Ibn al-ʿUthaymin and the Pakistani activist al-Mawdudi, God be kind to their souls, might seem apart yet they share the same modern anxiety about ambiguity according to Bauer. It seems you are more on board with him on this then his other applications of ambiguity in the cultural history of Islam. 49:25 Like you, I wasn't convinced by his thoughts on the concept of foreigness in Islamic cultural history. You also take him to task on his take on homoerotica. I also feel that with current debate about gender and the like whether it makes sense to say there is a lack of ambiguity in contemporary culture. I feel if we had experts on medieval, early modern and modern Europe as Bauer is an expert on medieval Arabic whether we would have better insights on ambiguity as a concept. 01:03:52 And finally before we end tell us where listeners can turn next to learn more about today's topic and what are other current projects that listeners can anticipate? Works mentioned in episode: Pieter Coppens, Did Modernity End Polyvalence? Some Observations on Tolerance for Ambiguity in Sunni tafsīrhttps://www.euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.3366/jqs.2021.0450?role=tab Usaama al-Azami,Traditional Islam, Ideology, Immigrant Muslims, and Grievance Culture: A Review of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe by Abdal Hakim Murad https://muslimmatters.org/2021/02/05/traditional-islam-ideology-immigrant-muslims-and-grievance-culture-a-review-of-travelling-home-essays-on-islam-in-europe-by-abdal-hakim-murad/ Frank Griffel, The Formation of Post-Classical Philosophy in Islam https://www.academia.edu/47378325/The_Formation_of_Post_Classical_Philosophy_in_Islam Sponsored by shop.ihrc.org Get 15% off with discount code AHP15 at checkout. Terms and conditions apply. Contact IHRC Bookshop for details.

Are your picnic food ideas looking a little, well, beige?     Let's zhoozh up those basic cheese and crackers, honey!    This week, we're serving up a simple, homemade tomato jam recipe that'll elevate your charcuterie board (and maybe impress that cutie with the sourdough starter) for pennies on the dollar (because adulting is expensive

Crystal Wilkinson recounts stories and recipes from five generations of Black Appalachian cooks. Poised to open a restaurant complex in Los Angeles, Rose Previte traveled spice trade routes to see how cooking traditions informed each other. Food writer Bill Esparza shows us where to find Dominican food. Sommelier Courtney Kaplan explains shochu, Japan's indigenous distilled spirit. At the farmer's market, chef Daniel Matho shops for butternut squash while Lettie Garcia talks grapefruit.

Hello again and welcome to another Industry Night. For the month of December I have had the pleasure of taping this show in WREN restaurant in the Watermark Hotel. This area is the new shiny & bright Capital One Center. An entire town center has been built up on the other side of the highway from what you traditionally think of Tysons. Joining me today is Tara McNamara the Chief Experience Officer AND she was the first person I met here at the Watermark — a little over 2+ years ago when the property opened —  and she can really talk about the hotel's growth and all the amazing amenities! Later in the show, I am talking to Restaurateur, TV Host, Wine Trailblazer and now cookbook author — Rose Previte. Rose and I go way back. She reached out to me when she was launching her first restaurant, Compass Rose. She had a very clear vision of what she wanted and knowing that she was new to the restaurant game she smartly engaged with people in the industry to verify she was on the right path. And, needless to say she was. After opening Compass Rose to massive accolades the Michelin-starred Maydan followed as did Kirby Club and now the new Medina. In her spare time she hosted a TV show, has launched Go There Wines and now is behind the gorgeous Maydan cookbook Let's get into it Rose Previte Owner, Compass Rose, Maydan, Kirby Club Co-Founder, Go There Wines Author, Maydan, Recipes from Lebanon and Beyond Quotes "Go, feel, and experience the place beyond flavors and techniques. It's about entering homes, not just restaurants." -Rose Previte "Our grandparents' cooking and recipes represent our immigrant experience—love, connection, and tradition." -Rose Previte Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 07:03 - Rose Previte's Vision for Compass Rose Restaurant 10:24 - Cooking with Love: Family Histories and Culinary Passion 14:09 - Transitioning with a New Business Partner at the Courthouse 18:03 - Epic Journey across Russia: Remarkable Hospitality 19:12 - Embracing Gathering, Hospitality, and the Joy of Learning 23:48 - Infusing Travel Stories and Street Food into the Menu 28:42 - Unique Taste Experiences Inspired by Family and Travels 30:07 - Exploring Global Wine Regions for Expanded Knowledge 33:39 - Inspiring Others to Travel and Embrace Global Exploration 41:57 - Tunisian Cook: Sharing Recipes and Cultural Exchange 45:17 - Reflections on Effort and Recognition in Society 46:46 - Expanding Patio Seating: Creating More Space 51:02 - Wines: Stories of People, History, and Culture 52:31 - Promoting Diversity in Ownership: Expanded Access 54:25 - Outro Guests Social Media Links: Rose Previte Owner, Compass Rose, Maydan, Kirby Club Co-Founder, Go There Wines Author, Maydan, Recipes from Lebanon and Beyond Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roseprevite/?hl=en Featuring Nycci Nellis https://www.instagram.com/nyccinellis/ https://www.thelistareyouonit.com/ Produced by Heartcast Media http://www.heartcastmedia.com

Eşit Haklar İçin İzleme Derneği ve Kısa Dalga işbirliğinde hazırlanan Yasaksız Meydan'da bu hafta Akbelen'in röntgeni çekiliyor. Deniz Gümüşel - Kemal Göktaş, Muğla'da yaşananları ve direnişin kronolojisini tutarken, Akbelen'i nelerin beklediğini de cevaplandırıyor. 00:09 Yasaksız Maydan yeniden meydanlarda… 01:00 Ortaçağ kalıntısı bir ceza: Milas sınırlarına girmek yasaklandı 02:00 Akbelen'de neden direniş var?  06:30 Devletin Akbelen'deki motivasyonu nedir?  08:30 Devlet şirketlerin karları artsın diye uğraşıyor 09:50 “Mesele sadece ağaç değil”  12:00 Akbelen'de yargının rolü ne?  13:00 Hakim bize hakaret etti 14:00 Mahkeme, bilirkişi raporunu beğenmeyince yeni bir bilirkişi heyeti görevlendirdi 17:00 Ağaç kesimlerinin önünü açan mahkeme kararı 19:00 Akbelen'de halk direnişe ne ölçüde destek veriyor?  21:00 Maden işçileri direnişe nasıl bakıyor?  22:30 Şirket işçilere ve halka nasıl baskı kurmaya çalışıyor?  24:15 Şirket köyün suyunu kesti 27:40 Herhangi bir parti ya da grup öne çıkmaya çalışmadı 30:00 Akbelen'de direnişçiler muhalefete neden tepki gösterdi?  32:30 Akbelen'de eşit ve yatay bir ilişki kurduk 35:00 Muhalefetteki Akbelen rüzgarı: Daha çok sokak 37:20 Akbelen'de bundan sonra ne olacak?

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In White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route (Duke UP, 2022), Piro Rexhepi explores the overlapping postsocialist and postcolonial border regimes in the Balkans that are designed to protect whiteness and exclude Muslim, Roma, and migrant communities. Rather than focusing on present crises to the exclusion of the histories that have gotten us to this point, Rexhepi takes a wide lens to understand how different mechanisms and regimes of exclusion are historically intertwined. This book makes a bold and important intervention against 'colorblindness' and white assimilation in the region, pushing us instead to disturb hierarchies of power by forging solidarities with those who are most excluded and marginalized by the Euro-American colonial project.  Piro Rexhepi is a researcher based in London. He received his PhD in Politics from the University of Strathclyde. His new review essay, co-authored with Harun Buljina and Dženita Karić, is "Feel-good Orientalism and the Question of Dignity," is available to read on The Maydan. You can follow him on Twitter @pirorexhepi. Dino Kadich is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. You can follow him on Twitter @dinokadich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route (Duke UP, 2022), Piro Rexhepi explores the overlapping postsocialist and postcolonial border regimes in the Balkans that are designed to protect whiteness and exclude Muslim, Roma, and migrant communities. Rather than focusing on present crises to the exclusion of the histories that have gotten us to this point, Rexhepi takes a wide lens to understand how different mechanisms and regimes of exclusion are historically intertwined. This book makes a bold and important intervention against 'colorblindness' and white assimilation in the region, pushing us instead to disturb hierarchies of power by forging solidarities with those who are most excluded and marginalized by the Euro-American colonial project.  Piro Rexhepi is a researcher based in London. He received his PhD in Politics from the University of Strathclyde. His new review essay, co-authored with Harun Buljina and Dženita Karić, is "Feel-good Orientalism and the Question of Dignity," is available to read on The Maydan. You can follow him on Twitter @pirorexhepi. Dino Kadich is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. You can follow him on Twitter @dinokadich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/islamic-studies

In White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route (Duke UP, 2022), Piro Rexhepi explores the overlapping postsocialist and postcolonial border regimes in the Balkans that are designed to protect whiteness and exclude Muslim, Roma, and migrant communities. Rather than focusing on present crises to the exclusion of the histories that have gotten us to this point, Rexhepi takes a wide lens to understand how different mechanisms and regimes of exclusion are historically intertwined. This book makes a bold and important intervention against 'colorblindness' and white assimilation in the region, pushing us instead to disturb hierarchies of power by forging solidarities with those who are most excluded and marginalized by the Euro-American colonial project.  Piro Rexhepi is a researcher based in London. He received his PhD in Politics from the University of Strathclyde. His new review essay, co-authored with Harun Buljina and Dženita Karić, is "Feel-good Orientalism and the Question of Dignity," is available to read on The Maydan. You can follow him on Twitter @pirorexhepi. Dino Kadich is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. You can follow him on Twitter @dinokadich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

In White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route (Duke UP, 2022), Piro Rexhepi explores the overlapping postsocialist and postcolonial border regimes in the Balkans that are designed to protect whiteness and exclude Muslim, Roma, and migrant communities. Rather than focusing on present crises to the exclusion of the histories that have gotten us to this point, Rexhepi takes a wide lens to understand how different mechanisms and regimes of exclusion are historically intertwined. This book makes a bold and important intervention against 'colorblindness' and white assimilation in the region, pushing us instead to disturb hierarchies of power by forging solidarities with those who are most excluded and marginalized by the Euro-American colonial project.  Piro Rexhepi is a researcher based in London. He received his PhD in Politics from the University of Strathclyde. His new review essay, co-authored with Harun Buljina and Dženita Karić, is "Feel-good Orientalism and the Question of Dignity," is available to read on The Maydan. You can follow him on Twitter @pirorexhepi. Dino Kadich is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. You can follow him on Twitter @dinokadich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/anthropology

In White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route (Duke UP, 2022), Piro Rexhepi explores the overlapping postsocialist and postcolonial border regimes in the Balkans that are designed to protect whiteness and exclude Muslim, Roma, and migrant communities. Rather than focusing on present crises to the exclusion of the histories that have gotten us to this point, Rexhepi takes a wide lens to understand how different mechanisms and regimes of exclusion are historically intertwined. This book makes a bold and important intervention against 'colorblindness' and white assimilation in the region, pushing us instead to disturb hierarchies of power by forging solidarities with those who are most excluded and marginalized by the Euro-American colonial project.  Piro Rexhepi is a researcher based in London. He received his PhD in Politics from the University of Strathclyde. His new review essay, co-authored with Harun Buljina and Dženita Karić, is "Feel-good Orientalism and the Question of Dignity," is available to read on The Maydan. You can follow him on Twitter @pirorexhepi. Dino Kadich is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. You can follow him on Twitter @dinokadich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology

In White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route (Duke UP, 2022), Piro Rexhepi explores the overlapping postsocialist and postcolonial border regimes in the Balkans that are designed to protect whiteness and exclude Muslim, Roma, and migrant communities. Rather than focusing on present crises to the exclusion of the histories that have gotten us to this point, Rexhepi takes a wide lens to understand how different mechanisms and regimes of exclusion are historically intertwined. This book makes a bold and important intervention against 'colorblindness' and white assimilation in the region, pushing us instead to disturb hierarchies of power by forging solidarities with those who are most excluded and marginalized by the Euro-American colonial project.  Piro Rexhepi is a researcher based in London. He received his PhD in Politics from the University of Strathclyde. His new review essay, co-authored with Harun Buljina and Dženita Karić, is "Feel-good Orientalism and the Question of Dignity," is available to read on The Maydan. You can follow him on Twitter @pirorexhepi. Dino Kadich is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. You can follow him on Twitter @dinokadich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/geography

In White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality Along the Balkan Route (Duke UP, 2022), Piro Rexhepi explores the overlapping postsocialist and postcolonial border regimes in the Balkans that are designed to protect whiteness and exclude Muslim, Roma, and migrant communities. Rather than focusing on present crises to the exclusion of the histories that have gotten us to this point, Rexhepi takes a wide lens to understand how different mechanisms and regimes of exclusion are historically intertwined. This book makes a bold and important intervention against 'colorblindness' and white assimilation in the region, pushing us instead to disturb hierarchies of power by forging solidarities with those who are most excluded and marginalized by the Euro-American colonial project.  Piro Rexhepi is a researcher based in London. He received his PhD in Politics from the University of Strathclyde. His new review essay, co-authored with Harun Buljina and Dženita Karić, is "Feel-good Orientalism and the Question of Dignity," is available to read on The Maydan. You can follow him on Twitter @pirorexhepi. Dino Kadich is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. You can follow him on Twitter @dinokadich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/eastern-european-studies

Food writer, Alice LevittTwitter - @aliceeatsFB/IG/TikTok @alicelevitteats"In the last couple of weeks, I wrote about Vietnamese breakfast in Falls Church and an exciting new Mediterranean restaurant in Fairfax's Mosaic District from the folks behind Compass Rose and Maydan.""I also did my first interview for my new book this week, at the amazing Kuya Ja's in Rockville"

Effusive, funny, game-changing, Rose Previte is an award-winning restaurateur who has expanded our knowledge of international street food at Compass Rose as well as with Caucasian, North African, and Middle Eastern dishes at Maydan. She shares details of her highly anticipated new projects including Go There Wines, which highlights the wines of lesser-known wine-making regions including one of her favorite places on earth, Georgia:"When Russia cut off importing wines from Georgia, as punishment for a war in 2006, it really hurt the economy. But I was like, 'I'm gonna flip this on its head.' I'm going to sell as much Georgian wine as I possibly can. It's my little Putin protest."Listen in for more on Rose's fascinating travels, her globe-changing social enterprises, and the story of how a life-changing moment arose on the Trans Siberian railroad in the dead of winter. Want to stay up to date on the latest Speaking Broadly episodes? To hear more conversations with Dana Cowin and her fierce guests, subscribe to Speaking Broadly (it's free!) on iTunes or Stitcher. If you like what you hear, please take a moment to rate + review us on Apple's podcast store and follow Dana on Instagram @speakingbroadly and @fwscout. Thanks for tuning in!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Speaking Broadly by becoming a member!Speaking Broadly is Powered by Simplecast.

AfrikaBurn 2022 - Tuesday Night set at the Flying Dutchman. An excellent moment of music in front of the Tree of Stories. Thank you Edwin for inviting me to play. See you next year my friends for another epic set. Artists Featured in this set: John Dare, Tali Muss, Duygu Civas, Arrab, MayDan, Oriss, Dreamers Inc., Rauschhaus, Greg Ignatovich, Alexandros Djkevingr, Biox, Mel7em, Worakls, Pysh, Otranto, Boris Brejcha, Rafael Cerato, Gabriel Moraes, Dylan Deck, Hobin Rude, Partenaire, Melanie Massa, Taucher & Tandu, Space Food, Stylo, Space Motion, Coeus, Joe Fisher, Prevision, Le Son Du Placard. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/piccaya YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/c/piccaya BEATPORT: www.beatport.com/artist/piccaya/945419 WEBSITE: www.piccaya.com Photo Credit: @dolbytall

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today's show: • Michael Jantz-Moon, co-owner, DC Vegan, and Starla Newman, bar manager, previewing cocktails as they prepare to open D.C.'s first vegan bar. A cool note for you: Michael is a musician and has toured with Paul Simon and Brian Wilson and opened for Train, the Black Crowes, Space Hog, B.B. King and Barry Manilow! • Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em! The National Cannabis Festival is back! April 22-24 on the RFK Campus, enjoy great musical acts, a new culinary pavilion and a newly expanded calendar featuring three days of events that include a culinary pavilion featuring chefs from Maydan, Maketto, Moon Rabbit, Disco Mary, the Peruvian Brothers and Pearl and Da Girls. Caroline Phillips, founder of the National Cannabis Festival, joins us with the details; • BLT Steak, the power restaurant just steps away from the White House, is debuting a new space and a reimagined menu under Executive Chef Michael Bonk, who joins us; • Breakfast? Lunch? Brunch? Dinner? With your dog? Oh, yeah! The Commentary Social House at The Westin Arlington Gateway Hotel appears to have it all. We're joined by Executive Chef Francecil Ponte (we call her Fran) and T.J. Daniels, director of food and beverage.

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today's show: • Michael Jantz-Moon, co-owner, DC Vegan, and Starla Newman, bar manager, previewing cocktails as they prepare to open D.C.'s first vegan bar. A cool note for you: Michael is a musician and has toured with Paul Simon and Brian Wilson and opened for Train, the Black Crowes, Space Hog, B.B. King and Barry Manilow! • Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em! The National Cannabis Festival is back! April 22-24 on the RFK Campus, enjoy great musical acts, a new culinary pavilion and a newly expanded calendar featuring three days of events that include a culinary pavilion featuring chefs from Maydan, Maketto, Moon Rabbit, Disco Mary, the Peruvian Brothers and Pearl and Da Girls. Caroline Phillips, founder of the National Cannabis Festival, joins us with the details; • BLT Steak, the power restaurant just steps away from the White House, is debuting a new space and a reimagined menu under Executive Chef Michael Bonk, who joins us; • Breakfast? Lunch? Brunch? Dinner? With your dog? Oh, yeah! The Commentary Social House at The Westin Arlington Gateway Hotel appears to have it all. We're joined by Executive Chef Francecil Ponte (we call her Fran) and T.J. Daniels, director of food and beverage.

Host: Conrad Weaver Guest: Sonya Koshkina Sonya gives us an update from the ground in Ukraine. Sonya is currently in Lviv and will be LIVE on a special edition of the Explore Purpose Podcast. You'll be able to view it here on Facebook and on YouTube. Plus the audio will be available on our Podcast channel. Sonya will be sharing what is happening currently on the ground in Kyiv, and elsewhere in Ukraine. Please tune in and share! Watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vfgx7W67l4w   ABOUT SONYA KOSHKINA Sonya Koshkina worked as a political commentator in the Ukrainian newspaper Den and the Internet publication Obozrevatel. Since June 2009, editor-in-chief and co-owner of the news portal Livyi Bereh (LB.ua). She is the co-author and presenter of the YouTube project Kishkina. Author of the book “Maydan. An Untold Story”. Graduated from the Institute of Journalism of Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University, and for the past four years, has been teaching there. Support Independent Media in Ukraine: https://lb.ua/   +++++ EXPLORE PURPOSE INSIDERS  Join the Explore Purpose Insiders https://explorepurpose.com/explore-purpose-insider/   +++++ Visit www.explorepurpose.com to learn more. Connect with us on social Media:  Instagram: @explorepurpose_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/explorepurpose TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@explorepurpose? YouTube: https://bit.ly/3sCHPFE Explore Purpose is a production of ConjoStudios, LLC. Producer & Host: Conrad Weaver Music Composer: Volodymyr Piddubnyk Music Acquired at storyblocks.com Copyright ©2022 ConjoStudios, LLC All rights reserved.

In this episode of 3ala el Maydan, Malek Lakhal interviewed Youssef El Chazli, a political scientist and associate professor at Paris VIII University in Saint-Denis. He is part of the ERC-DREAM team, a research project on the archives of revolutions in the Arab Mediterranean. The team recently published a book called L'esprit de la révolte: archives et actualités des revolutions arabe, a catalogue of the last 10 years of Arab revolutions.  His PhD thesis studied the reasons behind political mobilizations in Alexandria, Egypt during the 2011 revolution. His fieldwork, in both Cairo and Alexandria, led him to meet many Egyptian activists.

Putting fieldwork at the heart of the conversation, 3ala el Maydan invites researchers, journalists, and art practitioners from the Middle East and North Africa region and beyond, to talk about their experiences, discoveries, challenges, and surprises when carrying out field research or on-the-ground investigations in MENA countries. Part of our Jalsa | جلسة podcast, this new series seeks to build collective knowledge on fieldwork practices to help young researchers and journalists begin their fieldwork journey with a critical eye.  

On this episode I chat with Chef Gerald Addison. A DC-native, Bammy's co-owner and co-executive chef, Gerald Addison, is passionate about creating a more diverse dining culture in DC and is proud to be a part of the city's culinary growth. Prior to Bammy's, Gerald served as co-owner and co-executive chef of DC's award-winning sister restaurants Compass Rose and Maydan, where he worked alongside Chris Morgan. Collaborating as co-executive chefs for the first time, Gerald and Chris opened Maydan in November, 2017. Over the course of the next three years with them at the helm, Maydan was awarded a Michelin Star, named a James Beard Semifinalist, and received critical acclaim from local, regional, and national press including being named “No. 2 Best New Restaurant in America” by Bon Appetit, a “Top 10 Best New Restaurant” by Food & Wine, a “Best New Restaurant in America” by G.Q., one of Eater's “18 Best New Restaurants in America”, etc. Gerald loves to travel and explore new cultures and foodways. His main goal is to use hospitality to teach people about a region they might not be familiar with and to tell the story of its people through the food and experiences they create in the restaurant. In the episode we chat about his career, the challenges of open flame cooking, getting awarded in the Michelin Guide, mental health, opening a restaurant during the pandemic and much more.  Check out Bammy's in DC: https://www.bammysdc.com/about Follow Chef Gerald on Instagram: @gmladdison Get your merchandise for the show here: linecookthoughts.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/raymond-delucci/message

In this episode On The Square commemorates Black August. Sapelo Square Senior Editor Su'ad Abdul Khabeer speaks with community activist, playwright, freedom fighter, and chairperson of the National Jericho Movement, Jihad Abdulmumit, about Freedom and Self-Determination. In this wide-reaching conversation Abdulmumit tells the story of the direct role he played in the Black freedom struggles of the 1960s/1970s and the heavy price he paid for his involvement in the Black Liberation Movement. Abdulmumit served 23 years of his life in prison as a domestic political prisoner and in this discussion he sheds light on the plight of political prisoners and how Islam shapes his commitment to the Black Liberation struggle. Abdulmumit also speaks to the role the arts play in the quest for freedom and self-determination and shares his thoughts on how the struggle for freedom and self-determination has changed since the 1970s.  To the question, “What is your Black Muslim theme song?,” Abdulmumit chose Nina Simone's “To Be Young, Gifted and Black” – with lyrics added by his artist children to include the Muslim experience. See these resources to learn more about:  Black August  Domestic political prisoners and the Jericho Movement  The Black Panther Party The Black Liberation Army  The Spirit of Mandela October Tribunal This episode includes excerpts from archival clips of the Black Panther Party preserved in the National Archives. It also includes a clip from an interview with Nina Simone. On The Square's theme music was created by Fanatik OnBeats. Artwork for On The Square was created by Scheme of Things Graphics. --- Courtest of Maydan podcast.

In this episode, Sapelo Square Arts and Culture Editor Ambata Kazi-Nance speaks with author and educator Amani-Nzinga Jabbar about her book, I Bear Witness, the craft of writing, writing about difficult subject matter, and her experiences as a Black Muslim woman writer. Amani's book, I Bear Witness, is available for purchase on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3u70XZz.  You can connect with Amani and get updates on her writing on Instagram @authoramani and Twitter @Author_Amani and on Facebook.   On the Square theme music was created by Fanatik OnBeats. Artwork was created by Scheme of Things Graphics. --- Courtesy of Maydan podcast.

“From Shahyad to Azadi” - The premiere episode of a new Roqe Media series, The Contemporary History of Iran. How did an iconic monument in Tehran that was a symbol of the Monarchy in the 1970s morph, almost overnight, into a symbol of an Islamic Republic? Author and professor, Dr Talinn Grigor joins Jian Ghomeshi from Davis, California, to discuss the dramatic transformation of the Maydan-e Shahyad (“Shah's Memorial Tower”) to the Maydan-e Azadi (“Freedom Tower”) after the 1979 revolution in Iran.

The Failed Teleport Experiment is a burn happening in the beautiful area of Eifel in Germany. The event is non-profit and celebrates beauty and life in accordance with the Burning Man principes. It is not a festival, it is an event, a community and a global cultural movement. This is my set played on Sunday early morning under the cabaret tent. Enjoy & share it ❤️ Artists featured in this set: Tali Muss, Duygu Civas, Arrab, MayDan, Oriss, Dreamers Inc., Rauschhaus, Greg Ignatovich, Alexandros Djkevingr, Biox, Mel7em, Pysh, Otranto, Boris Brejcha, Laura Korinth, Rafael Cerato, Gabriel Moraes, Dylan Deck, Hobin Rude, Guy J, Partenaire, Melanie Massa, Natasha Wax, Taucher & Tandu, Space Food, Stylo, Space Motion, Worakls.

We recorded this episode in Cairo with author, translator, and Mada Masr culture editor Yasmine Zohdi. We talked about making art in difficult and precarious times; how to acknowledge the political context; censorship and self-censorship.  “What we talk about when we talk about trees,” by Yasmine Zohdi, ran in Mada Masr in December of last year. We also spoke about the shrinking of cultural spaces in Cairo. Zohdi also translates, including her husband Muhammad al-Hajj's beautiful Nobody Mourns the City's Cats. MLQ was in Cairo for the ARCE symposium on popular culture. Essays from and inspired by the symposium will be appearing at The Maydan. An excerpt of the Egyptian novel Prizes for Heroes was translated as part of Mada Masr's translation series. The Egyptian film Yomeddine (“Judgement Day”) was part of the official selection at the Cannes Film Festival.

LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE, SPOTIFY, APPLE MUSIC, SOUNDCLOUD & BEATPORT here: hypeddit.com/link/idl7hn RSS FEED: stevenredantdj.podomatic.com/rss2.xml Tracklist 1. Bross & VICTHOR – La Caminata 2. Marsh – There For Me (Amonita Extended Mix) 3. Budakidd – Silent Summer 4. Dennis De Laat – Someday 5. Alex Twin – Pandora 6. Maydan – Lost In Drums 7. Luli Diaz & Juan Pablo Torrez – You Know 8. Nopostar – Giving Up 9. Kimshies – Kill My Summer (feat S Rose) (Damon Jee Remix) 10. The Wash – Gigawatt 11. Trilucid – Endless Moment (Martin Roth Remix) 12. Eelke Kleijn – Midnight Affair (Samaha Slow Extended Mix)

Maydan delivers yet another magical release on Asymmetric and as always his melodic textures blend with tons of unique groove and drama. Our friend Moshic who needs no introduction to dark progressive lovers provides his interpretation and might leave you speechless.

Our guest today on Knowledge and its Producers is Vanessa Taylor. She is the founding editor of the Drinking Gourd magazine, and she edits a newsletter called Nazar, which tackles issues of surveillance and the Muslim community in the United States. She is a writer and journalist, tackling topics such as Black Muslim womanhood, Muslim American politics, Afrofuturism, surveillance, and more. Our interview is going to range from the more abstract to the more concrete, the more personal: what is writing like for Vanessa? How much do institutions matter? What can we do to challenge them? Knowledge and its Producers is a limited podcast series from the Maydan hosted by N.A. Mansour. In each episode, we'll be talking to people who are at the forefront of knowledge production, typically away from the traditional educational power structures. It's been an exercise in thinking through how knowledge is constructed & barriers to entry. Most importantly, we highlight people demolishing those barriers. These interviews cover everything from labor to creativity to breakfast. We're going beyond traditional educational systems to really break down how different elements of knowledge production fit together and create community. This show is generously funded by the Henry Luce Foundation.

As we’re taping Opening Soon this chilly March morning, we’ve just passed the one-year anniversary since the declaration of this pandemic, the start of shutdowns, and, for most, the switch into survival mode. While many businesses, chefs, cooks, and anyone, for that matter, have sought to survive, some have found a way to thrive - to go beyond. Not just in business, but also in social good. The hustle has been real for most of us, fits and starts, iteration after iteration. Our guest today has perhaps out-hustled them all while raising millions for social justice causes. It’s no surprise to us as we met today’s guest several years ago in our Tilit store, and her vibe exudes genuine care as well as both personal and community success. We're excited to welcome to the show Executive Pastry Chef, Paola Velez. In the past year, Paola began a new role as the E. Pastry Chef at famed DC restaurants, Compass Rose and Maydan. She co-founded Bakers Against Racism, raising over $2M for causes related to BLM. AND she started 2 pop-ups, Dona Dona and La Bodega Bakery, inside Compass Rose.Photo Courtesy of Paola Velez.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Opening Soon by becoming a member!Opening Soon is Powered by Simplecast.

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Sato Moughalian is one of those people who can do drastically different things well. She is, to my mind, everything a professional historian should be. Sensitive. Kind. Fearless. Detail-oriented. She's also a professional flutist and is the artistic director of Perspectives Ensemble, which is a chamber group. She's invested in documenting her people's history, musical, material and more. We'll be talking about, amongst other topics, her recent book, out 2019 from Stanford University Press' imprint Redwood Press, about her grandfather, the artist, entrepreneur, and ceramicist David Ohannessian, Feast of Ashes: The Life and Art of David Ohannessian. It was nominated for a Pen/Jacqueline Bograd Weld Award for Biography and was a finalist for the Prose Award in Biography and Autobiography. Feast of Ashes tells the story of David Ohannessian, the renowned ceramicist who in 1919 founded the art of Armenian pottery in Jerusalem, where his work and that of his followers is now celebrated as a local treasure. Ohannessian's life encompassed some of the most tumultuous upheavals of the modern Middle East. Born in an isolated Anatolian mountain village, he witnessed the rise of violent nationalism in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire, endured arrest and deportation in the Armenian Genocide, founded a new ceramics tradition in Jerusalem under the British Mandate, and spent his final years, uprooted, in Cairo and Beirut. The book begins and ends with his granddaughrer, Sato Moughalian and her experiences as an artist and as a historian of this important narrative. Moughalian is now working on a second book. Welcome to Knowledge and its Producers is a limited series from the Maydan produced by NA Mansour. In each episode, we'll be talking to people who are at the forefront of knowledge production, typically away from the traditional educational power structures.

BRP 254 - MAYDAN https://soundcloud.com/maydan_official Rising out of Israel’s hotbed of talent, Maydan is an artist with an impressive story to tell. From bedroom DJ to highly-regarded nightclub resident, the Israeli native has carved out a niche of sizable proportions as he continues his assault on the global dance scene. Rising to the upper echelons of his country’s ever-expanding music scene from humble origins, a mixer and a pair of turntables saw Maydan climb to the summit of the Tel Aviv dance scene, coupled with a burning passion and an unwavering dedication to his craft. Add to the mix a healthy dose of talent and experience and it quickly becomes clear why the Israeli became resident at some of the most elegant hotspots in his city with his finger perfectly poised over the cultural pulse. Able to command an audience far beyond his homeland, DJ performances in Zurich, Prague and Amsterdam’s famous Club NL, have extended the Maydan name outside his country’s borders. Moreover, DJ appearances alongside a surfeit of hallowed names – from Carl Cox and Sasha to Hernan Cattaneo and Joris Voorn – have showcased the MayDan name in the bright glow of neon lights. Inspired by leading figures that have shaped the underground dance scene, both at home and on the international stage, the Maydan production career has continued to grow apace since joining the Asymmetric Recordings roster in 2015. Subsequently heading up A&R for both the main label and its sister imprint, Asymmetric Dip, Maydan’s role has evolved impressively over time. With his work additionally signed to Cattaneo’s Sudbeat and Tvardovsky’s Dear Deer, Maydan’s work for the Lonya led label provided a new impetus for his music to shine with 2016’s “Absolute Isolation” EP taking centre stage. Supported by the DJ glitterati that includes Nick Warren, Max Graham and Cattaneo himself, Maydan’s original and remix production material continues to attract widespread backing from all corners of the globe. A career that continues to gather momentum in 2017 and beyond, the Maydan star burns brightly in Israel’s glittering firmament. With a sparkling future ahead, the world below is mapped out for him to conquer. tracklist Tunnelvisions - Waiting for the Morning (Original Mix) - Atomnation Alex O'Rion - Cuprum (Original Mix) - Lost & Found &lez - Somewhere Where (Original Mix) - Selador SNYL, Jessica Zese - In My Head feat. Jessica Zese (Marc DePulse & Rafael Cerato Remix) - JEAHMON! Maydan - Anagram (Original Mix) - Asymmetric Recordings no_ip - Kyoto (Original Mix) - Clash Lion Pete Oak - Lokye (Jos & Eli Remix) - Blindfold Recordings Brigado Crew, Ubbah - Too Late feat. Winnick Original Mix) - Eleatics Records Mattia Pompeo - Stay Together feat. Eleonora (Fat Sushi Remix) [8Music] Emily Litta, Duccio - What If_ (feat. Emily Litta) [MOLØ's Night Version] (Extended Mix) - Disco Halal

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today's show: • DC Sake Co's Reiko Hirai has a mission: to find and connect with sake lovers in the D.C. area and to help experiment and enjoy many collaborations and connecting and bring people together thru sake; • The latest video recipe book from the Jacques Pépin Foundation, “Cook with Jacques Pépin and Friends, Volume 2,” is now available. It features more than 40 culinary luminaries. Sound delicious? It is - and Chef Jacques' son-in-law and an accomplished chef in his own right, Rollie Wesen, who also is executive director of the Jacques Pepin Foundation, chats with us about the new cookbook and the Foundation's many good works; • Heard about Clubhouse? It's the invitation-only, audio-chat networking app for listening in on conversations, interviews and discussions between interesting people on various topics. Business strategist and success coach Rita Goodroe joins us with all the deets on Clubhouse and how it can help boost you professionally while it boosts your brain power; • Marcelle Afram, the celebrated former executive chef at the Michelin-starred Maydan, has a new project. It celebrates the culture and food of Marcelle's ancestors. Marcelle leads the team at Shababi Palestinian Rotisserie Chicken, paying homage in particular to Palestinian cuisine.

Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis. On today’s show: • DC Sake Co’s Reiko Hirai has a mission: to find and connect with sake lovers in the D.C. area and to help experiment and enjoy many collaborations and connecting and bring people together thru sake; • The latest video recipe book from the Jacques Pépin Foundation, “Cook with Jacques Pépin and Friends, Volume 2,” is now available. It features more than 40 culinary luminaries. Sound delicious? It is - and Chef Jacques’ son-in-law and an accomplished chef in his own right, Rollie Wesen, who also is executive director of the Jacques Pepin Foundation, chats with us about the new cookbook and the Foundation’s many good works; • Heard about Clubhouse? It’s the invitation-only, audio-chat networking app for listening in on conversations, interviews and discussions between interesting people on various topics. Business strategist and success coach Rita Goodroe joins us with all the deets on Clubhouse and how it can help boost you professionally while it boosts your brain power; • Marcelle Afram, the celebrated former executive chef at the Michelin-starred Maydan, has a new project. It celebrates the culture and food of Marcelle's ancestors. Marcelle leads the team at Shababi Palestinian Rotisserie Chicken, paying homage in particular to Palestinian cuisine.

We're excited to wrap up our inaugural season, Sweet Treats, with Paola Velez, the Executive Pastry Chef at Maydan, Compass Rose, and La Bodega Bakery in Washington, DC. She is also the co-founder of Bakers Against Racism, which united professional and home bakers alike in what has become the world’s largest bake sale. In this episode, we chat with Paola about storytelling and culture through the lens of food, Bakers Against Racism, and the future of the restaurant industry, all while Paola is baking burnt tahini cookies. Let’s dig in. This episode uses Royalty Free Music - (Music: www.bensound.com). Headshot by @mojalvo.

Executive Pastry Chef Poala Velez (Bakers Against Racism, Maydan, La Bodega) lists some of her favorite bakeries and dessert spots in Washington D.C.; Thrillist D.C. Editor Jess Mayhugh details the District's surprisingly robust music scene with 9:30 Club's Audrey Fix Schaefer, journalist Shawna Kenney, and (the legendary) Big Tony from Trouble Funk; Virginia Ali, longtime owner of Ben's Chili Bowl, details her own history in the city; writers Austa Somvichian-Classon, Tim Ebner, and Anela Malik talk D.C. food, drinks, and things to do with Thrillist host Wil Fulton. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

If we had to pick a person of the year for Cherry Bombe, it would definitely be Paola Velez. She is the co-founder of Bakers against Racism, a global bake sale that raised almost $2 million this year for causes related to Black Lives Matter. It was a tremendous feat that galvanized the baking community around the world. For her day job, Paola is the executive pastry chef at Compass Rose, Maydan, and La Bodega Bakery in Washington, D.C. She is also the cover girl of the most recent issue of Cherry Bombe Magazine. Paola joined us earlier this summer when Bakers Against Racism had first launched and she was still working at Kith/Kin restaurant in D.C. She was candid about her journey through the industry and the challenges she has faced along the way. Tune in to hear how her passion, drive, and sense of self-worth have won out time and time again. Thank you to Kerrygold for supporting this episode. Stay tuned to hear why baker Abena Anim-Somuah (@baking_beanss) thinks Adrianna Adarme, the blogger behind A Cozy Kitchen, is the Bombe. 

How do we overcome our country’s systemic racism? Bakers Against Racism co-founder and Washington DC executive pastry chef Paola Velez (Maydān, Compass Rose) joins Billy Shore and Share Our Strength Chief Communications and Marketing Officer Pamela Taylor to talk about finding the courage to speak out against racism and other forms of injustice. “We didn’t think this was going to go viral. We launched on Thursday night around 7pm and by 10pm we had 200 participants around the world ready to bake… We were able to raise almost $2M in less than 2 weeks,” recounts Velez. “Whenever I think about race relations in America, I think it boils down to one common thread. We need to love harder than we’ve ever loved before. We need to truly transform our nation with the action of caring for others as if they were ourselves,” she says. At the beginning of the pandemic, Velez was furloughed and forced to file for unemployment benefits. “I was scared and I was broken. I realized that if I’m feeling this way and I have all these accolades, imagine somebody who doesn’t have any of this,” she says. “My focus was shifted. COVID changed everything, so I started speaking up... I had no fear because I had lost it all,” she explains.

Last night the Restaurant Association Metro Washington handed out the #Rammys20 awards. Congrats to all the winners including... Regional Food and Beverage Producer of the Year: Atlas Brew Works Formal Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year: Three Blacksmiths New Restaurant of the Year: Cane Upscale Casual Restaurant of the Year: Poca Madre Pastry Chef of the Year: Paola Velez, Kith/Kin [now Maydan and Compass Rose] Rising Culinary Star of the Year: Angel Barreto, Anju Restaurateur of the Year: Yama Jewayni, Katsuya Fukushima, Daisuke Utagawa, Daikaya Group Chef of the Year: David Deshaies, Unconventional Diner #RealFunDC

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We recorded this episode in Cairo with author, translator, and Mada Masr culture editor Yasmine Zohdi. We talked about making art in difficult and precarious times; how to acknowledge the political context; censorship and self-censorship.  “What we talk about when we talk about trees,” by Yasmine Zohdi, ran in Mada Masr in December of last year. We also spoke about the shrinking of cultural spaces in Cairo. Zohdi also translates, including her husband Muhammad al-Hajj's beautiful Nobody Mourns the City's Cats. MLQ was in Cairo for the ARCE symposium on popular culture. Essays from and inspired by the symposium will be appearing at The Maydan. An excerpt of the Egyptian novel Prizes for Heroes was translated as part of Mada Masr's translation series. The Egyptian film Yomeddine (“Judgement Day”) was part of the official selection at the Cannes Film Festival.

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We open up with one host witnessing a near death experience by another host before at (7:04) Farley talks about his shoulder injury. At (14:02) we are joined by our guest Chris Morgan, an avid runner and executive chef from DC restraunts Maydan and Compass Rose. We open up asking about his culinary background and his journey to executive chef. At (22:25) we learn about the food influences for both restraunts, and some of the trips that Chris has taken for those benefits. At (25:01) learn about his start into running, running abroad and the mental benefits of getting a run in everyday. At (29:58) we ask about the Hollywood stereotypes of a busy, tense kitchen and the pitfalls of bad reviews. At (34:16) we talk to Chris about his experience at the Parkway Classic, which was his first ever road race. At (38:30) we talk about his training and his plans to run that second race and the motivational benefits of having a goal on the calendar. At (41:50) the Chrises compare their experience at the Chance for Life charity function and at (43:20) Farley asks our guest to make a list...Farley loves lists. At (45:10) he tells us about being in a car commercial. We are back at (49:40) to wrap up the interview. At (51:51) Docs gets out of his house and renews an important license and we try to sell Farley on a television program. At (57:26) we get back on the UVA stories and discuss President Jim Ryans experience at the Boston Marathon. At (58:58) we get into a 50 mile world record. At (1:01:12) we touch on some tweets, thank you for the feedback and the Simpsons memes.

This week on The Dolcezza Sherbert Experience, Robb & Violeta are joined by Rose Previte, owner of award winning restaurants Compass Rose and Maydan in Washington DC, to talk about street food as the big equalizer, fighting prejudices in the restaurant industry and following your vision.

DBS358: Here’s the archive of tonight’s show. Lot’s of new stuff and a bit of a journey from the deep and progressive to the chunky tech and ending with some psy squelch. Enjoy! 01. You Are My Salvation – Asynja [Blacked Out Recordings] 02. Lonya, MayDan – Fertile Lands [Sudbeat Music] 03. Platunoff – Winter […] The post DBS358: Disc Breaks with Llupa – 14th January 2016 appeared first on Llupa.