Podcasts about persian girl podcast

Danielle and Galeet joined Millie Efraim on Persian Girl Podcast to discuss the tapes their family recoreded starting from the 1950s that were used throughout the Nightingale of Iran series, the reception of their podcast, their theory on the lasting effects of the "Motreb"/artist stigma in Jewish Persian communities, and why there are so few Jewish Persians in art and culture philanthropy and academia.

Natalie and her three friends were at the Nova Festival in Israel when Hamas invoked their horrific terrorism on the festival goers. Listen to her account of the day-- she has immeasurable grace and eloquence telling us her story. Please share this episode with everyone you know as it's important to educate people. This is important for Israelis and Palestinians, no matter your political views.

What somebody identifies as has been all the rage in recent years, but like nearly everything—ever!—Iranians did it first. Since 1935, when Iran ceased to officially be Persia, Iranians have been choosing to refer to themselves as Persians. Throughout the following years, the reasons have changed for why one identifies as Iranian or Persian, and it’s exactly this that we wanted to explore. To help you understand more about this matter, we invited two girls that identify as Persian. In fact, they doubly identify as Persian, going as far as using it to identify their podcast. Yup, once again we had the pleasure of Persian Girl Podcast join us to discuss when to say your Persian, what it means to say you’re Persian, and whether one is more correct than the other. So listen to this episode to find out, “Persians vs. Iranians… who wins?” Questions we get answers to in this episode Are Iranians Persians, or Persians Iranians?Which is the correct term for the language: Persian or Farsi?Do Iranians/Persians have a dedicated dating app? Yes, SheytoonWhy did Persian Girl Podcast choose the name Persian Girl Podcast?Where can I listen to the previous episode with Ask An Iranian and Persian Girl Podcast? “What should I know before dating a Persian girl?” And the links to the Persian Girl Podcast website and store are here: https://persiangirlpodcast.com/ https://persiangirlpodcast.storenvy.com/ Music credit: “Mahvash, Parivash”, Jalal Hemmati Image credit: Picture of Cyrus the Great (contact us for information or credit), edited by Ask An Iranian Read more and find the links at ASKANIRANIAN.COM Check the merchandise out on: ASKANIRANIAN.COM/SHOP

We’re “glass-half-full” kinda people, which is why we never look at an empty pistachio shell with a frown. No, no! There are many applications for an empty pistachio shell, and we’re sure that we’ll find them soon. For those that aren’t us though, the year 2020 was like finding that empty pista chio shell — an expected nutty experience. For this episode, we wanted to reflect on the year that has passed, by asking our previous guests, and our audience to reflect on what went right for them. We listen to their positive reflections while we ourselves reflect on what happened in Iran during 2020. So, wanna know what went right in 2020, for Iranians? Questions that we also get answers to in this episode What happened in Iran during 2020?What possessed the Iranian President, Rouhani, to wear that mask?Why have Iranians become resilient to hard times?Where do I go to buy Ask An Iranian merchandise?Will Majid Laboo Foroosh get out on bail? Thanks to all the Ask An Iranian guests of 2020 We’d like to thank all of the guests that joined us during 2020. We really appreciate them sharing their time, and expertise with us and our listeners. If you’d like to listen to their answers to “what went right in 2020?”, check out this episode. While you’re here, why not check out what they have to say on other episodes of ours, by following the links below. Farshad, of Digesttt Podcast – How do make a successful podcast in Iran?Aryo, of The Devil Dog – Is there an underground dance music scene in Iran?Mehrva, of Café 78 – Where do I go on a first date in Iran?Millie and Natalie, of Persian Girl Podcast – What should I know before dating a Persian girl? Yeganeh, or Yeggiz – Are Iranian girls players?Katya, of Stranger in Tehran – How do I move to Iran?Fareed, the Tehran Taster – What does Tehran taste like?Shanay – Taxi stories… what’s Tehran got? Music credit: “Mahvash, Parivash”, Jalal Hemmati Image credit: Copyright 2020, Ask An Iranian — use this at your own risk (said in a stern voice) Read more and find the links at ASKANIRANIAN.COM Check the merchandise out on: ASKANIRANIAN.COM/SHOP

You asked for it, we done did it. We joined forces with the Persian Girl Podcast to discuss the expectations and complications with dating Iranians — or should would we say Persians? Having the Persian Girl Podcast girls join us meant that we were able to present the domain of dating from both the view of men and women. Among other topics, we discuss hidden aspects for Iranians when dating, such as the pressures placed on them by parents and the community. Being based in America, our guests were able to balance out the perspectives, giving us insight into how it is to date as an Iranian in America, while we provided perspective from Iran. So, listen in to learn what you should know about before dating a Persian girl. Music credit: “Mahvash, Parivash”, Jalal Hemmati Read more and find the links at ASKANIRANIANW.COM Check the merchandise out on: ASKANIRANIAN.COM/SHOP

What have we done?! That’s a great question — you’re a curious one, aren’t you! Allow us to explain. So we did a prequel show — but didn’t know that it would be a prequel, while making it. We’d scheduled a recording with the American-based Persian Girl Podcast at 2 am Iran-time, but they were a little delayed. The more industrious of the Ask An Iranian duo decided that the unknown amount of delay should use to create content. The other one of the Ask An Iranian duo—not fully realizing what he’d be signing up for—reflexively hit record. This show is the result — for the most part. Also, for the most part, we try and answer the question, “what does Tehran sound like at 2.22 am?”, but we deviate a lot. Don’t say you weren’t warned. This show is unedited — kinda. We haven’t cut the original recording, but we have redacted some parts, because… reasons. You might very well complain that we didn’t redact enough, because… singing. Picture credit: Majid Hujiloo. Music credit: Bensound – The Elevator Bossa Nova. Read more and find the links at ASKANIRANIANW.COM Check the merchandise out on: ASKANIRANIAN.COM/SHOP

Persian Girl Podcast توي اپيزود ١٥ تاكسيو نيلوفر و آرمان با بچه هاي راجع به تفاوت هاي ايران و امريكا گپ زدن. اگر كنجكاو هستين كه بزرگ شدن توي ايران و امريكا چه فرقي داره اين اپيزود رو از دست ندين چون ديدگاه ها و تجربه هاي مختلفي رو راجع به اين موضوع ميشنوين --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talksio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talksio/support

It's Nowruz aka the Persian New Year this week ya'llz!! So since I'm Persian, I wanted to celebrate the occasion by getting two of my fave New York Persian girls on this episode-- Natalie & Millie from Persian Girl Podcast. We dish about all things New York and LA as we compare and contrast our East Coast vs West Coast Persian cultures. We talk about ALL the things from religion, getting married young, divorces, and.... sex (say whatttt). Whether you're Persian or not, this will be a fascinating episode to get insight into what our culture is like. Follow the girls with these links below!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/persiangirlpodcast/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3jjzNVve8Ucfma030NzyP4?si=nFXELpRRSdqPegKhJdNkoQMy Podcast episode with them: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7gvjZaW4fwy5ujSig7INzE?si=nFXELpRRSdqPegKhJdNkoQDo you agree or disagree with what the girls have to say? Hit me up on Instagram and DM me with your thoughts! www.instagram.com/elainechaya

Two Persian girls discuss topics deemed unorthodox or taboo in the Persian community and interview Persian women who offer an interesting perspective. Persian Girl Podcast is a new platform for modern Middle Easterners, Persian or not, who want to speak openly and candidly about their experiences in communities that are not up to date with their standards of living.

In this episode, PGP discuss using hinge as a platform to promote the podcast, guys who think girls who go out a lot must have sex a lot, guys who operate on the dynamic with girls who are needy and act like or are damsels in distress so their egos can be boosted, etc, etc. They also talk about the high pitch voices Persian women use and how eyeliner allegedly makes you see better...Listen to the end for Millie's boomer explanation of TikTok. NYT article referenced in regards to the boom of Surveillance Capitalism: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/24/opinion/sunday/surveillance-capitalism.htmland no...we are not sponsored by The New York Times... ;)..but hit us up

In this episode, Millie and Natalie record with each other from across the country! They discuss engagements, marriage proposal planning, short term life planning and decision making (living in the present or whatever), Persian guys who got weird from doing too many drugs, mens obsession with long hair, beauty standards of the 2010s-20s, amazon ring cameras robbing daughters of their privacy lol, and taking relationship advice from parents. They also discuss the phenomenon of manifesting being asked out by someone you like by going out on other dates to trigger the sixth sense of that other person (lol).

Soheila Adelipour joins Persian Girl Podcast to discuss her new book, Dancing to the Darkest Light.

Soheila Adelipour joins Persian Girl Podcast to discuss her new book, Dancing to the Darkest Light, which follows her journey from fleeing persecution in Iran to the loss of her second son in in a fire in Boston, then, a few years later, the passing of both her sister and brother after enduring long and horrific illnesses. Soheila takes us back to what life was like for her in Iran and amidst the revolution as she moved to America. PGP talks about the negative connotation Persians place behind “mahsabi” and the extremes of religions. She shares her experiences of meeting khastegars (suitors) when moving to America and her thoughts on dating today. Soheila gets into how she dealt with her emotions during the loss of her son and her two siblings. Further into the episode they discuss anti anxiety medication and particularly Soheila’s experience with them. The three discuss the problems with the Persian idea that if you’ve experienced tragedy you should never smile, dress up or dance, and how Soheila, as well as her mother’s positive attitude have gotten them where they are today. They end the episode with the story of Soheila’s mother saving a young girl from a virgin killing as a midwife and another story which was not included in the book. Her book is available on her website and on amazon (it is sold out on amazon but will be back in stock in a few weeks).

In episode 2 Millie and Natalie interview comedian Sarah Fatemi. Together they discuss her web series Saffron ‘n Rose which is about two Persian girls who start an anonymous radio show discussing taboo topics. They also explore stereotypes given in the Persian community, what it’s like growing up in a non Persian community, and ahbehroo. The second half of the episode (beginning at 33 minutes) includes a rant led by Natalie and Millie about the millennial man’s fascination with Southeast Asia, Patagonia (the region), “spontaneous travel”, and whether men are “genetically programmed” to have an extreme promiscuous phase during their late adolescence/adulthood. Lastly, Millie questions what constitutes looking like an “LA Persian girl”.

In the first episode of season two, Millie and Natalie interview Nicole Nowparvar of Chaya Community, a sacred space for Jewish Iranians to experience meaningful connection and deepen their self-expression, based in LA. The three explore traditions in the Persian culture that they want to pass on to the next generation and the traditions they are not interested in passing on.

In this episode, PGP hosts, Millie and Natalie talk about the feelings associated with birthdays and getting older (mental breakdowns), men who are "on the spectrum", and how all apps somehow encourage stalking (i.e. Venmo news feed). They also introduce a new segment: red flag or dealbreaker.

In episode 16, PGP interviews Tara, a Persian girl from Los Angeles. They discuss topics surrounding mental health; the difference between anxiety and panic attacks, the ways in which Persian households deal with mental health, and the nuances found in the values of Persian-American families depending on when they migrated to America.

In the 15th episode, Persian Girl Podcast hosts Millie and Natalie talk about the rumors that are spread about people who haven't gotten married by 30 or been in a relationship if they're "older" and the criticisms men/women face when they don't pursue a higher degree program after finishing their undergraduate degree. They also discuss what is considered "cheating" in 2019 (DMing on instagram or using dating apps secretly) and secrecy in relationships in general.

In this episode, PGP chats with a 21 year old girl from LA. She talks about what it's like to not have a profession that has a linear path, like being a doctor or a lawyer, and how that affects her own personal feelings towards her career. They also discuss marijuana use, giving their parents a hard time, dating in LA, and parenting. Intro music by Siavash Ghomeyshi.

In Episode 13, Persian Girl Podcast interviews comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi (@noam_joon on instagram). Noam talks about her upbringing in Neve Shalom (in Arabic, Wahat al-Salam), the mixed Jewish-Arab community outside of Jerusalem. She also goes into further detail of how her Middle Eastern heritage allows her to take her comedy certain places where most people cannot (literally and metaphorically). Noam tells PGP about her experience of doing standup comedy in the West Bank and how she plans to incite political change through the medium of comedy. Noam will be doing performing in America in the Fall of 2019 as she completes a residency at Harvard University. Find her on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noam_joon/Read more about her here: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/MAGAZINE-meet-the-jewish-activist-comedian-who-refuses-to-be-reduced-to-a-single-identity-1.6826888

In episode 10, PGP sits down and talks with prominent meme creator Sebastian Tribbie, aka Youvegotnomale on instagram. *NSFW* They discuss his experiences with Middle Eastern men, sexually and non sexually...and also doing lean with Pusha T and shitting out Juul pods. Youvegotnomale also asks PGP a few questions about their personal life. Lastly, he breaks down the difference between a Hyena and a Meerkat as well as establishing a new term, "Aardvark".

In the seventh episode, PGP interviews a dermatologist from Los Angeles. They discuss jealousy in friendships and relationships, Persian men who put financial conditions on marriage, doctors who have a god complex, and the fetishization of younger girls in the Persian community. PGP also introduces a new segment, "Shit my Persian dad says".