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After a young woman is found dead, police are quick to identify her killer. Gathering the proof wasn't quite as fast. A phone, a camera, and a police informant would prove pivotal to this case. View source material and photos for this episode at: anatomyofmurder.com/the-stingCan't get enough AoM? Find us on social media!Instagram: @aom_podcast | @audiochuckTwitter: @AOM_podcast | @audiochuckFacebook: /listenAOMpod | /audiochuckllc

Somaya Critchlow talks to Ben Luke about her influences—from writers to musicians, film-makers and, of course, other artists—and the cultural experiences that have shaped her life and work. Critchlow, born in London in 1993, makes paintings and drawings of Black women, often nude, that are rooted in the present and yet draw on a wealth of imagery from the recent and distant past. The women are fictional but can be informed by anything from self-portraits and other life studies to images from pop culture and depictions of women in the history of art. They engage frankly with what it means to represent the female body and with power relations: between the artist and her subject, between the subject and the viewer, and ultimately between Critchlow and us. Depending on your perspective, her art offers different degrees of delight and discomfort. But her balance of fine drawing, a time-honoured approach to paint and colour, and arresting imagery means that her work is endlessly intriguing. She discusses the breakthrough moment where she realised that she was her own first model, being “comfortable with feeling uncomfortable”, the influence on her of Angela Carter's response to the Marquis de Sade, her engagement with a wealth of visual artists, from Käthe Kollwitz to Francesca Woodman, Leonor Fini, Titian and Francesco de Goya, the power of David Lynch's films and the consistent importance to her of Japanese manga. She gives insight into her life in the studio and responds to our usual questions, including the ultimate: what is art for?Somaya Critchlow: The Chamber, Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, until 20 July. Group shows: A Room Hung with Thoughts British Painting Now, Green Family Art Foundation, Dallas, US, until 11 May; Woman in a Rowboat, Olivia Foundation, Mexico City, until 28 September.This podcast is sponsored by Bloomberg Connects, the arts and culture app. The free app offers access to a vast range of international cultural organisations through a single download, with new guides being added regularly. They include the Dulwich Picture Gallery, where Somaya Critchlow is showing her work between February and July of 2025. If you download Bloomberg Connects you'll find that the guide to the gallery has a section on the exhibition, with pictures of Somaya's work in situ in the historic gallery spaces. There is also extensive content on the gallery's other exhibition, Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious, the first major exhibition of the British artist. You can explore the works while listening to the actor Tamsin Greig reading excerpts from Garwood's autobiography. Elsewhere, the guide features an animated film telling the story of the gallery and a guided tour of the many masterpieces in its collection. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Somaya Reece defied all the odds and took her future into her own hands. Somaya shares how she went from being a runaway kid groomed by an older man, to launching her own modeling career and making Latina History, all on her own terms despite experiencing some heavy TRAUMA which includes her son dying in her arms after being unalived by his own father. We dive into her rise as a reality star, model, actress, musical artist, and influencer who’s made waves in the industry for decades. Somaya’s story is one of grit, hustle, and unapologetic ambition—a true blueprint for turning dreams into reality. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Somaya Faruqi is the former Captain of the Afghan Girls' Robotic Team – nicknamed the ‘Afghan Dreamers'.  She and her team made international headlines when they built a ventilator from used car parts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Afghanistan. Faruqi was born in Herat, Afghanistan in 2002. She cultivated her love of engineering in her father's mechanic shop. Her high school career was cut short by the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan. She and the rest of her teammates had to flee the country in August 2021.Currently an engineering student, Faruqi has received several awards over her career, including being named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia in 2021, BBC's 100 Women in 2020, and the 2017 Silver Medal for Courageous Achievement at the FIRST Global Challenge – in recognition of science and technology in the US. She is a Global Champion in the UN's Education Cannot Wait Program.

Nathan spoke with novelist Shilpi Somaya Gowda, author of the 2012 international bestseller Secret Daughter. Her new book is A Great Country. It's about the Shah family, recently moved to the well-to-do neighbourhood of Pacific Hills. While Ashok and Priya catch up with friends at a dinner party one Saturday evening, their children are each, separately, experiencing things that will leave their family forever changed. Shilpi Somaya Gowda, author of A Great Country

Nathan spoke with novelist Shilpi Somaya Gowda, author of the 2012 international bestseller Secret Daughter. Her new book is A Great Country. It's about the Shah family, recently moved to the well-to-do neighbourhood of Pacific Hills. While Ashok and Priya catch up with friends at a dinner party one Saturday evening, their children are each, separately, experiencing things that will leave their family forever changed. Shilpi Somaya Gowda, author of A Great Country

UPPLÄSNING: Ana Gil de Melo Nascimento ÖVERSÄTTNING: Hanna Hallgren, Jenny Tunedal, Anna Jansson Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. DIKT: ”Frånvarons drottning” av Somaya El SousiDIKTSAMLING: En flöjt av mörker (Ellerströms, 2024)MUSIK: Peter Nylander, Staffan Svensson: Interlude 1: WaitingEXEKUTÖR: Peter Nylander, gitarr och Staffan Svensson, trumpet

Navigating conservation and social equity, Brinda Somaya reveals how these considerations blend into a position on sustainability in India. She offers a blueprint for design that is low-impact, contextual, and compassionate.

Shilpi Somaya Gowda discusses her latest novel A Great Country; thriller author Nicole Lundrigan answers The Next Chapter's version of the Proust Questionnaire; writer and lifelong skateboarder Cole Nowicki on his latest essay collection; an exploration of power dynamics by way of May-December romance novels, and more.

On this edition of the Richard Crouse Show we meet Adam Growe. You may know him a standup comedian, a corporate entertainer or even a foster parent to seven children. But he's likely most recognized as being Canada's favourite cab driver. He hosted the Canadian trivia-based game show "Cash Cab" for roughly eight years between 2008 and 2015, in which he'd quiz unsuspecting riders with general knowledge questions for their chance to collect money while he drove them from place to place. “Cash Cab” and Adam Growe return with a new spin on the old show… “Cash Cab Music.” Adam is back behind the wheel of a newly-renovated disco taxi, testing his cab customers on musical trivia. Get three wrong and you're out but get the answers right and you can win cash and even sing some karaoke. Then, we get to know Shilpi Somaya Gowda is the New York Times bestselling, award-winning author whose novels have been translated into over 30 languages, been #1 international bestsellers in several countries and sold more than two million copies worldwide. Her newest book, “A Great Country,” has been named an Anticipated/Top Book of 2024 by over a dozen publications, a Heather's Pick at Indigo, and received a starred review from Publishers' Weekly.

In the 52nd episode of Hockey Te Charcha, we spoke with M.M. Somaya, the former Captain of the Indian Men's Hockey Team, renowned for his role as a defending-midfielder. Somaya, a pivotal figure in Indian hockey, secured gold at the 1980 Moscow Olympics and continued his illustrious Olympic journey in 1984 and 1988, both as a player and Captain. Alongside his sporting achievements, he excelled in a successful corporate career with Bharat Petroleum, receiving the Lifetime Achievement award from the Petroleum Sports Promotion Board in 2007. At 64 years old, Somaya is also a proud recipient of the prestigious Arjuna Award. In this episode, Somaya shares insights into the current state of Indian hockey, with a specific focus on women's hockey and the upcoming 14th Hockey India Senior Women National Championship. Addressing the recent setback of the Indian women's hockey team failing to qualify for the Paris Olympics, Somaya views it as a temporary obstacle that can be overcome through strategic improvements and effective coaching. Don't miss out on the veteran's perspectives on the sport.

India shares an ambitious 2047 roadmap for lunar missions and moon tourism, the strategic Dish-EchoStar merger gets greenlit by the FCC, Rocket Lab lands a launch for South Korea's NeonSat-1, ESA ventures into developing a high-thrust rocket engine. And we sat down with Somaya Aswadi, a member of the Afghan Girls Robotics Team, to hear her story. Remember to leave us a 5-star rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Miss an episode? Sign-up for our weekly intelligence roundup, Signals and Space, and you'll never miss a beat. And be sure to follow T-Minus on LinkedIn and Instagram. T-Minus Guest Our guest today is Somaya Aswadi.  Somaya is a member of the Afghan Girls Robotics Team and a student at Stony Brook University. The Afghan Girls Robotics Team is the subject of the documentary Afghan Dreamers about their formation as an international competitive robotics team in defiance of the Taliban's religious edicts against education for girls. Selected Reading Exclusive: India's first space station unit can be up in just 5 years; 2047 roadmap has multiple lunar missions, Moon tourism on cards- MSN  FCC nod puts Dish-EchoStar merger on home stretch- SpaceNews Rocket Lab Signs Deal to Launch South Korean Satellite- Business Wire Investing in Space: Why Amazon bought rocket launches from rival SpaceX- CNBC NOAA's older Earth-watching satellites get new 'extended life'- Space ESA Wants to Develop a "Very High Thrust" Rocket Engine- European Spaceflight  Penn awarded $2 million grant from NASA to fund research on lunar robots- The Daily Pennsylvanian       Toughest material ever is an alloy of chromium, cobalt and nickel- New Scientist  Space Development Agency, Army cooperating on alternates to GPS sat signals- Breaking Defense  When Waters Rise, Satellites Now Lag- IEEE Spectrum  Nasa hands over control as new era of moon missions readies for lift-off- The Guardian T-Minus Crew Survey We want to hear from you! Please complete our 4 question survey. It'll help us get better and deliver you the most mission-critical space intel every day. Want to hear your company in the show? You too can reach the most influential leaders and operators in the industry. Here's our media kit. Contact us at space@n2k.com to request more info. Want to join us for an interview? Please send your pitch to space-editor@n2k.com and include your name, affiliation, and topic proposal. T-Minus is a production of N2K Networks, your source for strategic workforce intelligence. © 2023 N2K Networks, Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wie fühlt es sich an, wenn man seine Heimat verlassen muss? Das wissen Somaya und Tajala nur zu gut. Sie sind aus ihrer Heimat Afghanistan geflohen, leben seit einem Jahr in Hamburg und gehen auf die Berufliche Schule Energietechnik Altona. Was ihnen hier gefällt, und was nicht, das verraten sie in dieser Kopfhörer-Folge. Außerdem erzählen sie, welche Rolle Musik in ihrem Leben spielt und welche Musik sie und ihre Mitschüler:innen besonders gerne hören. Und: sie sprechen mit der Geigerin Mette, die im weltberühmten Mahler Chamber Orchestra spielt und beim Elbphilharmonie-Schulkonzert »Welcome Home!« im Oktober der Frage nachgeht: »Was bedeutet Heimat für dich?«

Hannah Blake is a somatic healer and founder of Somaya, a meditative movement method that promotes healing and higher states of consciousness. With a background as a professional dancer, Hannah has shared her practice around the globe and expanded to include preparation and integration of psychedelic medicine journeys. She is also the director of programming at Holos Costa Rica, a retreat space and holistic community with indigenous traditional medicines at the center. Through her work, Hannah aims to help others access their innate wisdom through the power of movement and dance.___Get your copy of Personal Socrates: Better Questions, Better Life  Connect with Marc >>>  Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter Drop a review and let me know what resonates with you about the show!Thanks as always for listening and have the best day yet!*Behind the Human is proudly recorded in a Canadian made Loop Phone Booth*Special props

Somaya was born with a cleft lip and palate. People told her mother to put the baby in an orphanage.   

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Do you have the grit to endure 3 ectopic pregnancies, miscarriage, and a battle with your self-sabotage pattern? Former London lawyer, turned legal recruitment maven extraordinaire, and Miracle Mama Somaya did! Learn how this gorgeous, big hearted, legal eagle turned her pain into power. Somaya is living proof that a strong mindset + commitment = […] The post EP209 Grit = Gold On The Fertility Journey: Somaya's Story appeared first on Rosanne Austin.

This post was authored by Rosanne on Rosanne Austin. Do you have the grit to endure 3 ectopic pregnancies, miscarriage, and a battle with your self-sabotage pattern? Former London lawyer, turned legal recruitment maven extraordinaire, and Miracle Mama Somaya did! Learn how this gorgeous, big hearted, legal eagle turned her pain into power. Somaya is living proof that a strong mindset + commitment = […] The post EP209 Grit = Gold On The Fertility Journey: Somaya’s Story appeared first on Rosanne Austin.

"What is it like to be a young artist growing up - what are your reference points and how do you take ownership and claim that history?” Taking inspiration from 1950s porn magazines, Lucian Freud and her grandfather, the young British artist Somaya Critchlow creates intimate paintings that reclaim ownership of the Black female nude.Danielle visits The Lightbox, the regional contemporary art gallery in Surrey,  where recently-appointed director Sarah Brown  made the unconventional decision to showcase an exhibition of works by Lucian Freud alongside an adjacent exhibition, curated by the young British female artist, Somaya Critchlow. Running until the 19th March 2023, the Freud side of the exhibition features a range of portraits, nudes and photos, spanning the artist's career; while the Soul as Sphere, which sits in the same room, is filled with works by Somaya's grandfather, the artists and expert in sacred geometry Keith Critchlow, as well as pieces by his contemporaries such as Frank Auerback and Leon , and some by Somaya herself. The effect is highly complimentary and serves to afford the viewer the chance to look at Freud through a fresh - namely female and contemporary - lens. Speaking separately to both Sarah and Somaya, Danielle gets to hear about their motivations and inspirations behind the project. Image courtesy of the artist and Blau International. Photography: Lewis Ronald

Somaya Faruqi is one of the lucky ones. She managed to escape from Afghanistan in August 2021, just as the Taliban overran the country's capital. Today, while the 20-year-old engineering student pursues a degree at Missouri S&T university in the US, her former classmates back home have been banned from the classroom by the de facto authorities.In support of this week's Education Cannot Wait conference in Geneva and its call for learning support in emergencies, Somaya has been speaking to UN News's Daniel Johnson. She strongly believes education can help change discriminatory views about girls, women and their place in society.

In the years after the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan, women made tremendous gains in the country. In particular, they were able to be educated and become leaders in fields like engineering, as Somaya Faruqi and Roya Mahboob did.  The Afghan Girls Robotics Team, founded by Roya and captained by Somaya, even stepped up during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic to make low-cost ventilators out of car parts to help fill a desperate need in their country.Roya and Somaya were able to escape Afghanistan before the Taliban returned to power and once again took rights away from women in the country. This Human Rights Day, we celebrate the brave women who show the world their courage, heart, and brilliant minds despite the obstacles placed in their way.RelatedDigital Citizen FundAfghan Dreamers robotics team on TwitterRoya Mahboob on TwitterSomaya Faruqi on TwitterRoya Mahboob is also a Presidential Leadership Scholar -- learn more about the program.

We all know her as one of the original cast members of the hit TV show Love and Hip Hop New York, but Marsha and Somaya Reece go WAY back. Remember Myspace? Marsha and Somaya talk about their lives before their huge social media followings and how Somaya found her way as a young Afro-Latina woman entering the hip-hop industry. Somaya takes Marsha through some of her most traumatic life events. From growing up in a gang to losing her son. Somaya gets real about the effects of living in survival mode, and how she learned to cut ties with toxic people and habits in order to find her way out of the hood, and fully step into her purpose. Somaya explains to Marsha where she is today in her healing journey– as an artist, entrepreneur, Afro-Latina, and more. Somaya shares how she's tapping into her sense of self-love and compassion more each day. Follow Marsha: Instagram: @marshamolinari Tiktok: @marshamolinari Twitter: @MDMOLINARI Follow our guest, Somaya Reece: Instagram: @somayareece Twitter: @Somaya_Reece Listen to MARSHA MARSHA MARSHA Every Wednesday! Follow Vocal Podcast Network: Instagram: @vocalpodcasts Twitter: @VocalPodcasts #VocalPodcasts #VocalPodcastNetwork #Mx3Podcast #MarshaMarshaMarsha #Podcast #NewEpisode #SomayaReece Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jennifer Lee of Pump Court hosts Natalie Sutherland of Burgess Mee and Somaya Ouazzani of Mimoza Fleur to discuss Natalie and Somaya's brilliant initiative 'In/Fertility in the City'. This is a must listen for any interested in fertility and surrogacy law and frankly any lawyer. The podcast shines a spotlight on a subject that all too often is avoided or downplayed. The podcast are really grateful to Natalie and Somaya for this fascinating start to series 6. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Somaya was born with a cleft lip and palate. People told her mother to put the baby in an orphanage. 

In this episode of, In Line with Nature, Hannah MacInnes talks to Brinda Somaya, an architect and urban conservationist, to discuss why there is such a pressing need to rethink current norms in construction in order to design and create a healthy, resilient and sustainable built environment for our growing population.

حلقتنا الثالثة من قصص مجهولة هي حلقة خاصة. نقدمها لكم في رمضان هذا العام بالتعاون مع المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين وبدعم من روتانا، للمرة الأولى على الإطلاق، نلتقي مع الانسانة التي تقف وراء مسمى: لاجئة. سمية، البالغة من العمر ٢٠ عامًا من إريتريا وتعيش في القاهرة، وهي أول لاجئة تظهر في البرنامج. انضموا إلينا لتكتشفوا من هي سمية؟ ما هو شغفها ؟وكيف صنعت حياة لنفسها في بلد جديد؟

Alec, Gabriel, Rita et Habib, les Griots de l'Espace Entreprise à Genève nous parlent du port du voile à Genève. Pourquoi autant de polémiques autour du voile ? Le voile est-il une menace pour l'intégration à Genève? Les griots s'interrogent et questionnent leurs invité.e.s sur ce sujet. Aujourd'hui interview de Tesa et Somaya, deux jeunes femmes musulmanes, l'une porte le voile, l'autre, non. Elles nous expliquent pourquoi. Seconde partie de l'interview de M.Thierry Apotheloz, conseiller d'Etat à Genève chargé de la cohésion sociale.  

The ‘Fertility in the Workplace' Miniseries, featuring Natalie Sutherland and Somaya Ouazzani,  delves into how fertility in the workplace can be addressed more openly and how law firms can do a better job at acknowledging the challenges faced around fertility. The series looks into tackling fertility issues as a lawyer, in addition to family planning and becoming parents.Natalie Sutherland is a Partner at Burgess Mee, a Family Law Firm and their first fertility officer. Natalie has experience handling surrogacy matters, based in the UK and internationally. Somaya Ouazzani is the CEO and Founder of Mimoza Fleur, a boutique executive search firm, in the legal sector. Somaya was previously a family and divorce lawyer, at Kingsley Napley, and Russell-Cooke LLP. In the fourth minisode of the series, Rob, Natalie and Somaya discuss why lawyers leave firms when thinking about starting a family or after becoming parents... Should lawyers be prioritising either family planning or their career?For further details, check out the episode show notes on Legallyspeakingpodcast.com. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/legallyspeakingpodcast)

This episode of Hearing Architecture is part of our continued collaboration with the Asia Pacific Architecture Festival otherwise known as APAF. The theme of the festival this year is “co-operate, co-design, and co-exist”. In this episode, we're focusing on the word “co-exist” and how architects are bringing their clients and communities into the design process with them. Our guest in this episode is Brinda Somaya of SNK Architects in India who is a leader in an emerging form of participatory design that breaks down parts of the traditional hierarchy that separates architects from the end-users.

Alec, Gabriel, Rita et Habib, les Griots de l'Espace Entreprise à Genève nous parlent du port du voile à Genève. Pourquoi autant de polémiques autour du voile ? Le voile est-il une menace pour l'intégration à Genève? Les griots s'interrogent et questionnent leurs invité.e.s sur ce sujet. Aujourd'hui interview de Tesa et Somaya, deux jeunes femmes musulmanes, l'une porte le voile, l'autre, non. Elles nous expliquent pourquoi. Première partie de l'interview de M.Thierry Apotheloz, conseiller d'Etat à Genève chargé de la cohésion sociale.  

The ‘Fertility in the Workplace' Miniseries, featuring Natalie Sutherland and Somaya Ouazzani,  delves into how fertility in the workplace can be addressed more openly and how law firms can do a better job at acknowledging the challenges faced around fertility. The series looks into tackling fertility issues as a lawyer, in addition to family planning and becoming parents.Natalie Sutherland is a Partner at Burgess Mee, a Family Law Firm and their first fertility officer. Natalie has experience handling surrogacy matters, based in the UK and internationally. Somaya Ouazzani is the CEO and Founder of Mimoza Fleur, a boutique executive search firm, in the legal sector. Somaya was previously a family and divorce lawyer, at Kingsley Napley, and Russell-Cooke LLP. In the second minisode of the series, Rob, Natalie and Somaya discuss the following: What law firms need to do to address fertility, family planning and parenting; How law firms can create a safe space for everyone to discuss fertility in the working environment.For further details, check out the episode show notes on Legallyspeakingpodcast.com. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/legallyspeakingpodcast)

In the ‘Fertility in the Workplace' Miniseries, featuring Natalie Sutherland and Somaya Ouazzani, we will delve into how fertility in the workplace can be addressed more openly and how law firms can do a better job at acknowledging the challenges faced around fertility. The series looks into tackling fertility issues as a lawyer, in addition to family planning and becoming parents.Natalie Sutherland is a Partner at Burgess Mee, a Family Law Firm and their first fertility officer. Natalie has experience handling surrogacy matters, based in the UK and internationally. Somaya Ouazzani is the CEO and Founder of Mimoza Fleur, a boutique executive search firm, in the legal sector. Somaya was previously a family and divorce lawyer, at Kingsley Napley, and Russell-Cooke LLP. In the first minisode of the series, Rob, Natalie and Somaya discuss the following: Why it is  important for us all to acknowledge the issue in the first place and raise awareness on fertility in the workplace;How lawyers can offer support to clients going through these issues;The culture of shaming women for having children early on;And how women experience feelings of shame and guilt for starting families too late.For further details, check out the episode show notes on Legallyspeakingpodcast.com. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/legallyspeakingpodcast)

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In the thirteenth episode of Hockey Te Charcha, we spoke with the charismatic former Indian hockey player MM Somaya. Somaya was a part of India's last Olympic Gold medal winning side at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, and went on to play in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics as well, before Captaining the Indian Men's Hockey Team in the 1988 Seoul Olympics. In this episode, Somaya takes us on a journey of Indian hockey in the 1980s, sharing some of his experiences of playing alongside legendary players such as Mohammed Shahid, Zafar Iqbal, Vasudevan Baskaran and Mervyn Fernandis. On a lighter note, Somaya regales us with tales of camaraderie between the team, as certain players in the team went on to form a core of the Indian side which played in three Olympic Games together between 1980 and 1988. The former Indian Men's Team Captain goes on to analyse the structure laid down by Hockey India, under which the current Indian hockey teams have shown signs of flourishing. Somaya is all praises for the developments in modern grassroots training in India, offering invaluable insights from his wealth of experience in Indian and International hockey. He also shares his congratulations with the current Indian Men's and Women's teams for their remarkable performance at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Tune in to the episode to find out more. You can follow us and leave us your feedback on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @hockeyindia. Our entire podcast is also available on hockeyindia.org.

The drone strike that the Pentagon claimed killed an ISIS-K suicide bomber in Kabul actually targeted an aid worker who had filled his car with water jugs, rather than explosives, according to a shocking new report. Zemari Ahmadi, 43, was driving the 1996 Toyota Corolla that was destroyed in the August 29 drone strike, killing him and nine family members, including seven children, according to a New York Times investigation. According to the Times, killed in the drone strike were Ahmadi and three of his children, Zamir, 20, Faisal, 16, and Farzad, 10; Ahmadi's cousin Naser, 30; three of Ahmadi's nephews, Arwin, seven, Benyamin, six, and Hayat, two; and two three-year-old girls, Malika and Somaya. The drone strike in Kabul came as US forces were on high alert following an ISIS-K suicide blast on August 26 that killed 13 US troops and scores of Afghans on August 26. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/global-reportage/support

This past week I worked with Somaya to coordinate a land border escape out of Afghanistan for her single mom and two teenage sisters, as well for 35 others. Somaya Ahmadi is a Canadian Permanent Resident and an Afghan National who had her single Mom and two younger teenage sisters stuck in Kabul just until several days ago. Somaya studies fashion design at LaSalle College in Vancouver, BC. Somaya on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Somaya21_amadi/ Somaya on Twitter: https://twitter.com/somi251097 Social

This past week I worked with Somaya to coordinate a land border escape out of Afghanistan for her single mom and two teenage sisters, as well for 35 others. Somaya Ahmadi is a Canadian Permanent Resident and an Afghan National who had her single Mom and two younger teenage sisters stuck in Kabul just until several days ago. Somaya studies fashion design at LaSalle College in Vancouver, BC. Somaya on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Somaya21_amadi/ Somaya on Twitter: https://twitter.com/somi251097 Social

. Lex Femme Göteborg. : . . - : . . Somaya Stockholm. : chatt . - . SVENSK TEXT Våldet mot kvinnor ökar i Sverige Våldet mot kvinnor har ökat som en följd av coronapandemin. Det bekräftar också Diana Haddou och Aisha Musa Gaas som jobbar på kvinnojourer i Göteborg och Stockholm Diana Haddou är jurist och målsägarbiträde, men också engagerad i kvinnojouren Lex Femme i Göteborg -Många har blivit arbetslösa eller sitter hemma och jobbar. Det har gjort att kvinnor blivit ännu mer utsatta Diana Haddou säger att det är viktigt att inte ignorera om man blir utsatt för våld, oavsett det är fysiskt eller psykiskt våld -Finns det våld hemma så ska man direkt agera för det blir aldrig bättre. Det blir alltid värre med tiden. Att vända sig till polis, kvinnojourer och en advokat är helt gratis, säger Haddou Aisha Musa Gaas jobbar på kvinnojouren Somaya i Stockholm. Hon berättar att många kvinnor som utsätts för våld inte kan ringa, därför har kvinnojouren börjat chatta med dem. Det fungerar bra -Den som behöver hjälp kan få ett skyddat boende för sig och sina barn för att slippa våldet Programmet är en repris från 4 juni 2021

This episode will feature an abridged narration of the on two stories written by Shilpi Somaya Gowda. She is an international bestselling author of the novels - The Secret Daughter, The Golden Son, and the Shape of Family. Through these stories, we reflect on so many compelling topics – motherhood, separation, adoption, search for self-identity, female infanticide, societal norms that define a man and a woman, coping with the heartbreaking loss of a loved one, and the subsequent healing process… Please listen, share with friends and family, and leave us a comment – we would love to hear your thoughts. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StoriesBetweenTheLinesPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/StoriesBetweenTheLinesPodcast

An essential pillar in the podcast came back...SOMAYA! Weird stuff you find in Turkey. Obvious things Jimmy don't know. We check our fan mail, the art of the Arabic language, different names of lions.حد مهم رجع البودكاست آخيرا...سمية! حاجات غريبة في تركيا. بديهيات جيمي مش عارفها. نشوف رسايلكوا عن إعجاز اللغة العربية في أسامي الأسد.

Ett samtal fyllt av känslor om barns sorg med Somaya Ghanem från BRIS. Barn sörjer mor- och farföräldrar, vänner, syskon och föräldrar. Deras sorg tar sig uttryck på olika vis beroende på ålder och personlighet. Vi pratar om hur vi i förvaltningen av kyrkogårdar och begravningsplatser kan beakta detta. I samband med att barnkonventionen blev lag 1/1 2020 började ett paradigmskifte. Vårt sätt att tänka kring barns rättigheter ändrades. Lyssna på detta viktiga samtal med Somaya från BRIS, Barnens rätt i samhället. Tack till Orax som sponsor av detta avsnitt.

Våldet mot kvinnor har ökat som en följd av coronapandemin. Det bekräftar också Diana Haddou och Aisha Musa Gaas som jobbar på kvinnojourer i Göteborg och Stockholm. Diana Haddou är jurist och målsägarbiträde, men också engagerad i kvinnojouren Lex Femme i Göteborg. -Många har blivit arbetslösa eller sitter hemma och jobbar. Det har gjort att kvinnor blivit ännu mer utsatta. Diana Haddou säger att det är viktigt att inte ignorera om man blir utsatt för våld, oavsett det är fysiskt eller psykiskt våld. -Finns det våld hemma så ska man direkt agera för det blir aldrig bättre. Det blir alltid värre med tiden. Att vända sig till polis, kvinnojourer och en advokat är helt gratis, säger Haddou. Aisha Musa Gaas jobbar på kvinnojouren Somaya i Stockholm. Hon berättar att många kvinnor som utsätts för våld inte kan ringa, därför har kvinnojouren börjat chatta med dem. Det fungerar bra. -Den som behöver hjälp kan få ett skyddat boende för sig och sina barn för att slippa våldet.

In this segment, we discuss Somaya Faruqi, the robotics team the Afghan Dreamers and the ventilator they created. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Originally recorded on October 23, 2015, Writing Country is a remarkable conversation with authors Roxane Gay, Shilpi Somaya Gowda, Marlon James and Viet Thanh Nguyen at the start of their illustrious careers. In conversation with Jared Bland, former Arts and Books editor for The Globe and Mail and publisher of McClelland & Stewart. Known for literature that is firmly fixed in place and culture, these authors join Jared Bland to discuss depicting the soul of a country while also exploring universal concerns though portraits of Haiti, Vietnam, India and Jamaica. Rooted in the personal and encompassing the political, they take you into the backstreets, the slums, the rural Indian countryside and the storm of shellfire.

In episode 82, we speak with Vikram Somaya, Chief Data & Analytics Officer at PepsiCo. Vikram takes us through his personal and professional experiences which include growing up in India, education in the United States, and travels around the world. Listen in to hear Vikram speak on the support of his family structure, the importance of getting outside of his comfort zone, dealing with impostor syndrome, the intersection of science and art, plus a lot more. Follow Us: Newsletter: http://bitly.com/2QLEY8U Twitter: http://bit.ly/2Qp0SzK  Instagram: http://bit.ly/2QLfEQc  Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2ZZUBxG Recorded Date: March 15, 2021

Jimmy Peoples has no holds barred unadulterated convo with some amazing up and coming comedians. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepeoplesmic/support

Our girl @SomayaReece catches up with her #HomoHomies! You know Somaya from MySpace or VH1 Love & Hip Hop, but did you know she's dealt with mental health, bullying, homelessness, eating disorders, losing a child & so much more? Get to know the real Somaya, how she built @ThisFitsMe with her famous Get Slim Detox Tea, plus her personal life as a proud Latina Lesbian in a loving relationship. Tap On The Links Below to Follow Us: @TheHomoHomiePodcast @TheHomoHomie @TheJoseResendez @SomayaReece

Buchtipp: Shilpi Somaya Gowda: Was uns verbindet - Hörprobe gelesen von Biggi Müller

In episode 34 of The Great Women Artists Podcast, Katy Hessel interviews one of the most exciting and brilliant young painters working in the world right now, the great SOMAYA CRITCHLOW!! [This episode is brought to you by Alighieri jewellery: www.alighieri.co.uk | use the code TGWA at checkout for 10% off!] A graduate of Brighton University and The Royal Drawing School, Somaya is known for her powerful depictions of bold female characters and delicately rendered objects – that she creates on both a mid-size and minute scale! Challenging and subverting cultural expectations of race, gender, and power in the history of art, Somaya’s sometimes icon-like work adopts historical and classical motifs from the likes of Rubens to Velazquez. Although rooted in historical imagery, her works fuse traditional painting with the modern day, referencing film to hip hop, which she explores in depth through commenting on the cultural, class and political dynamics of contemporary society. In this episode we discuss painting the female nude, and challenging past perceptions and institutional norms; Somaya's interest in the work of feminist writer Angela Carter; subverting cultural expectations and what feminism means today; her early interest in objects and museums; film and television; as well as an in-depth exploration into her current INCREDIBLE solo exhibition, "Underneath a Bepop Moon" at Maximillian William (on view until 15 August!). ENJOY!!!! Further reading as discussed!!   https://maximillianwilliam.com/underneath-a-bebop-moon/ https://www.bl.uk/collection-items/typescript-draft-of-the-sadeian-woman-by-angela-carter https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/sep/02/unmastered-desire-katherine-angel-review This episode is sponsored by Alighieri  https://alighieri.co.uk/ @alighieri_jewellery Use the code: TGWA for 10% off!  Follow us: Katy Hessel: @thegreatwomenartists / @katy.hessel Sound editing by Amber Miller (@amber_m.iller) Artwork by @thisisaliceskinner Music by Ben Wetherfield https://www.thegreatwomenartists.com/

Somaya and I discussed women in law, progression and retention along with a lawyer's life in lockdown including juggling children and clients in challenging times.You can find out more about Somaya and the brilliant work she is doing here. Podcast host Hannah Beko is a self-employed lawyer, coach and creator of the Lawyers Business Mastermind™ (the place for entrepreneurial lawyers to grow).If you are a legal professional, please feel free to join our free Facebook Group for networking, tips and support - Legally Speaking, a group for the legal profession by clicking here. Visit Lawyers Business Mastermind™ for more details and to join us.You can connect with Hannah on LinkedIn or visit www.authenticallyspeaking.co.uk.If you'd like to take part in a #FridayConversation, please do email Hannah@authenticallyspeaking.co.uk. 

Shilpi Somaya Gowda is a New York Times bestselling author based in Rancho Santa Fe. She’s written three books, “Secret Daughter,” “The Golden Son” and her latest, “The Shape of Family.” On Aug. 29, she'll be a featured author at the San Diego Festival of Book.

 Somaya Reese is known for keeping it real  as a cast member on the reality show "Love and hip hop New York." Outside of reality TV, she has turned her Slim Tea business into a booming million dollar business. But before the fame and fortune, it was a rough journey. From growing up in living in a garage, navigating the violent gang world in South central LA, running away from home to battling her personal demons, she discusses how she has turned all her setbacks into success. 

Translated by Charlotte Runcie.A Poem A Day by Sudhanva Deshpande.Read on April 15, 2020.Art by Virkein Dhar.

Russell and Robert meet British artist Somaya Critchlow whose figurative paintings of women explore facets of race, sex and culture. Working mostly on a small scale, her works depict bold, curvaceous and self-possessed female characters, of her own creation, that simultaneously combine and subvert the culture expectations of race, gender and power in the history of portraiture. They are self-reflective and personal, and at the same time commentary of the cultural, class and political dynamics of contemporary society.We discuss the bringing together of pop culture influences including 'Love and Hip Hop', Cardi B, Lil' Kim, Nicki Minaj with artistic influences of Rubens, Renaissance masters and European miniatures. We explore her alienation from the art history she studied growing up and the lack of representation, tying in autobiographical references in her new works, her response to the death and problematic life of rapper XXXTentacion, the paintings of Lisa Yuskavage, Leonora Carrington, Leonor Fini, Lucy Stein, cartoonist Robert Crumb, architect Carlo Mollino and filmmaker David Lynch. We discuss the appeal of 1960s-70s style, kitsch, vintage erotica, life-drawing and the writing of Angela Carter including her feminist reappraisal of the Marquis de Sade’s books. We also chat about the more recent movement to openly discuss body image, sexuality and representation in the mainstream including writer/documentary maker Chidera Eggerue and Instagram community iWeigh.Somaya’s forthcoming solo exhibition ‘Underneath a Bebop Moon’ will be at Maximillian William, London. Follow @SomayaCritchlow on Instagram or @Maximillian_William. https://maximillianwilliam.com/somaya-critchlow/For all images discussed in today’s episode visit @TalkArt and we are also on Twitter @TalkArtPodcast. Thanks for listening!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dans cet épisode, nous voulons vous parler des lieux où nous pouvons exister. Pendant notre festival nous faisons notre maximum pour organiser nos événements dans des lieux tenus par des personnes queers ou par des personnes sensibilisées à nos vécus et nos besoins.  Mais comme nous le savons, il y en a trop peu en France. Et ce problème n'est pas propre qu'à notre pays. Ici nous allons entendre Rania qui fait partie de Mawjoudin, la première association de défense des droits des personnes LGBTQI+ en Tunisie. Avec Rania, ses bracelets qui s'entrechoquent et les moyens techniques du bord, nous avons parlé de la situation des queers en Tunisie, de l'importance des lieux où nos communauté peuvent exister, et de l'influence de la langue. Retrouvez Furies dans quinze jours pour un nouvel épisode, et d'ici là, parlez de nous autour de vous, laissez nous des étoiles et dites nous si l'épisode vous a plu, sur Instagram ou Facebook, on lit tous vos messages !  Références et artistes cités : La pièce  TranStyx de Moncef Zahrouni.  Furies est un podcast de la Queer Week, cet épisode a été enregistré en janvier 2020, écrit, réalisé et monté par Somaya. La musique originale est de Clara Apolit. 

A family must deal with their adopted daughter's questions about her origins.

Kimbella has pushed Yandy to her breaking point. Cyn and Joe are in therapy and it’s been helping. Kimbella has been on edge since the slumber party. She feels Yandy is a great manipulator with bad energy, bad vibes, and bad motives. Somaya tells Yandy and Rich about her spiritual journey. She invites Yandy to her healing party and lets her know she has also invited Kimbella. Somaya thinks the Universe brought her here to create some peace and unity amongst the girls. Erica feels she has to make it right between Cyn and Tahiry. She feels responsible and she hopes they can patch things up. Remy has to go to court to learn her faith. FOLLOW US: https://www.instagram.com/missfira11/ https://www.instagram.com/amirroseburgart/ https://www.instagram.com/sociable_taisy/

We discuss Somaya's attempt to bring Yandy and Kimbella together, Jonathan picking sides, Chrissy putting the past in the past with everyone but Yandy, Joe and Cyn being mature, and Tahiry reminding Cyn who she is. Closing Song: A Boogie With The Hoodie - Good Girl Gone Bad

Jonathan’s nephew has a condition which bounds his joints together. Every doctor they’ve ever went to has recommended amputating his legs. Because of his nephew’s internet celebrity status, a doctor from Madrid reached out and said he could operate little Derek. He needs $160.000 to do so, but Jonathan doesn’t have the money! Yandy’s heart is breaking for Jonathan. She vows to have Derek walking again! Mama Jones has been keeping busy ever since her house burned down 2 years ago. Jim tells Mama Jones they’ll be going to the new house in a couple of days. Yandy and Olivia have always stayed in contact and it feel great to meet in person after all these years. Olivia wants to tell her about what Rich did. Jonathan meets Chrissy and Kim over coffee. Jonathan hopes they can put the drama aside, so they all can attend his nephew’s fundraiser. Peter Gunz and Rich meet to discuss the Olivia matter. Peter is like a liaison between Rich and Cisco at this point. He called Peter to get Cisco at the table. The Jump-a-thon was a success and to thank all of his girls, Jonathan decided to throw a dick-themed slumber party. He invited Yandy, Cyn, Somaya, Jenn and Kimbella. Kimbella knew Yandy would be there, but because of the good times she had with Jonathan the other day, she figured she could come and celebrate. FOLLOW US: https://www.instagram.com/missfira11/ https://www.instagram.com/amirroseburgart/ https://www.instagram.com/sociable_taisy/

Things are off to a great start with a fundraiser for Johnantons nephew... but the after-party is a little different. Somaya is out of the attic and back to show us how she's living now! Rich Dollaz mom let him know Olivia owes him, and he tries to get to the bottom of it with the help of Peter Gunz *eye roll* and Cisco and Mama Jones is back too! The ladies of Fresh Mondays Podcast bring you a podcast about the messiest "reality" show on tv. With their love of all things hip hop, New York and gossip each week we will have a recap of what went down on Mondays nights episode. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/freshmondayspodcast/ Marley: https://www.instagram.com/luvmarley_/ Diana: https://www.instagram.com/iamdianac_/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Salut ! C'est Furies le podcast de la Queer Week.  À l'approche de la Saint-Valentin on s'est dit que le mieux c'était de parler de cul entre nous. Le sexe, les autres l'utilisent souvent pour nous décrire, nous les queer. Il existe un fantasme autour de notre sexualité qui serait exubérante ou même hors norme. A la Queer Week nous allons vous proposer cette année plusieurs événements pour déconstruire ces idées et nous questionner dans nos pratiques. Dans cet épisode nous avons parlé de ce sujet avec Elsa, membre de la Queer Week et co-fondatrice de la Drama, collectif qui organise des sexe parties en non mixité choisie sans mec cis. On a voulu discuter avec elle de nos pratiques, comprendre les constructions sociales qui les influencent, mettre à jour les oppressions qui existent et celles que nous reproduisons au sein de nos communautés. Puisque le sexe et les relations sont des outils pour tisser des liens entre nous, on parlera également des lieux ou des espaces que l'on peut créer pour le pratiquer de manière plus bienveillante. Furies est un podcast de la Queer Week, cet épisode a été enregistré en décembre 2019, écrit par Somaya Dabbech et Julien Grenouilleau, réalisé et monté par Somaya et Julien Grenouilleau. La musique originale est de Clara Apolit. Références citées dans l'épisode : Le livre de Gayle Rubin : Surveiller et jouir : Anthropologie politique du sexe Le livre de Dorothy Alisson : Peau Géneviève Fraisse est une philosophe française de la pensée féministe. Elle a parlé de son point de vue sur le consentement dans le podcast Intime et politique (Nouvelles Écoutes) : sur Spotify, ici  Charlie She est une activiste queer féministe radicale, vous pouvez la retrouver sur Instagram. Les bande-déssinées de Liv Strömquist, Les sentiments du Prince Charles et La rose la plus rouge s'épanouit. Vous pouvez trouver une retranscription texte de l'épisode ici : A venir Lexique de l'épisode : - Ace : personne asexuelle - Vanille : adjectif pour décrire une personne qui apprécie le sexe "traditionnel" - Cishet : adjectif pour décrire une personne cisgenre hétérosexuelle

Hur är det att leva med skyddade personuppgifter? Vad händer när någon placeras hos oss på Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour? I detta avsnitt går vi mer specifikt in hur livet kan ändras när en börjar leva ett liv i skydd och med skyddade personuppgifter.

Våld. Något många förknippar med fysiska slag mot kroppen. Men behöver det verkligen gå så långt för att det ska kallas för våld? I detta avsnitt pratar vi om olika former av våld och våldsutsatthet. Vi går igenom normaliseringsprocessen och härskartekniker. Men även, hur stöttar en någon som befinner sig i en destruktiv relation? Tips: Gå in på www.huskurage.se för tips hur man som granne kan agera för att förebygga våld i hemmet. Stötta vårt arbete, bli medlem i Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour. Swisha 100 spänn till 1235382841 och skriv namn och email.

Många utav de medföljande barn till våldsutsatta som placeras på skyddade boende, glöms tyvärr många gånger bort. Vad som glöms bort är att barnen ofta kan vara lika, om inte mer, traumatiserade än vårdnadshavaren. Vilka utmärkande drag ser man hos barn som upplevt våld? Vilka hinder kan uppkomma i arbetet med barn som upplevt våld? Tips: In och kika på Somaya kvinno- och tjejjours film och bok ”Min röst”(https://somaya.se/bok-film/). Boken är skriven av Tara Azizi och filmen gjordes tillsammans med projektet ”Se barnen”. Beställ gärna boken; maila info@somaya.se. Stötta vårt arbete, bli medlem i Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour. Swisha 100 spänn till 1235382841 och skriv namn och email.

Veckans avsnitt gästas av grymma Sanna Sardar som pratar om hur skolan kan vara en del av det förebyggande arbetet mot hedersrelaterat våld och förtryck. Tips: Länsstyrelsen i Östergötland har arbetat fram en informationssida med riktad information om hedersrelaterat våld och förtryck. Checka in på: http://www.hedersfortryck.se/ Stötta vårt arbete, bli medlem i Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour. Swisha 100 spänn till 1235382841 och skriv namn och email.

Personer som identifierar sig som HBTQ osynliggörs ofta i den heteronormativa debatten kring hedersfrågan. Med hjälp av Anna-Lena från Origo och Kina från RFSL breddar vi bilden av vem eller vilka som kan utsättas och hur det samhälleliga stödet ser ut. Stötta vårt arbete, bli medlem i Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour. Swisha 100 spänn till 1235382841 och skriv namn och email.

Somaya and Mahnoosh tell the story of a girl named Sami and her unicorn friend, Copsy.

Vem har tolkningsföreträde i- och vem äger hedersfrågan? Vi pratar med Nora Adin, en utav grundarna till instagramkontot "Hederochsamvete", om tanken bakom kontot och varför de anser att behovet finns. Dessutom får vi även ta del personliga berättelser som publicerats på deras konto. TIPS! Checka in HederochSamvetes instagramkonto där du kan ta del av personliga berättelser och även få råd och tips hur man går tillväga för att söka hjälp. https://www.instagram.com/p/BsD0J-WBnNR/ Stötta vårt arbete, bli medlem i Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour. Swisha 100 spänn till 1235382841 och skriv namn, email och adress

Ett avsnitt späckat av analyser och teorier. Vi grottar ned oss ytterligare i intersektionalitet, hedersfrågan och socialt arbete. Vi försöker även förstå oss på hedersfrågan genom att vända oss till Harry Potter och kungafamiljen. TIPS! Läs Runas bok Heder: hedersrelaterat våld, förtryck och socialt arbete, för att ta del av fortsättningen av hennes resonemang. Stötta vårt arbete, bli medlem i Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour! Swisha 100 spänn till 1235382841 och skriv namn, email och personnummer.

Ett rykande nytt avsnitt har precis bakats ihop och kommer ut om exakt en vecka! Avsnittet gästas av Runa Baianstovu, lektor i sociala studier och Sarah, kontaktperson på Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour. Vi stöter och blöter intersektionalitet och hedersrelaterat våld- och förtryck. Elsa har dessutom fått dille på Harry Potter som hon inte verkar kunna släppa.

Devanshi is a dear friend and although I know a lot about her background, I really enjoyed listening to her describe her parents’ immigrant experience. Her family’s story demanded not only great courage and adventure but also real personal sacrifice – all to help position Devanshi to pursue the opportunities that she’s now enjoying.  Devanshi is incredibly ambitious but brings such a refreshing – and unique -- savor-the-moment perspective to each step of her journey. I’ve certainly benefited from her approach as her close friend, and I hope you will too.

Somaya kvinno- och tjejjours första poddavsnitt, någonsin! Men vad gör en kvinnojour egentligen dagligen när poddinspelningar inte sker? Varför grundades Somaya- kvinno och tjejjour? Hur kan olika typer av utsatthet se ut? I Somaya kvinno- och tjejjours första avsnitt diskuterar Eman, Ilham och Elsa dessa frågor och många fler. Tips: Vill du veta mer om våld i nära relation(partnervåld)? Kunskap är makt och gör mycket i kampen för en jämställd och jämlik värld fri från våld. Kolla igenom Nationellt centrum för kvinnofrids webbkurs om våld i nära relation: http://nck.uu.se/kunskapsbanken/webbstod-for-kommuner/utbildning-moter-valdsutsatta/webbkurs-om-vald/ Upplever du, eller känner du någon som utsätts för våld eller förtryck? Kom även ihåg att vår telefonjour finns till för dig: 020-81 82 83

SAVE THE DATE - den 30:e januari släpps det första avsnittet av vår poddserie! 12 shades of honor. Om du tror att detta är en podd som är kopplad till en bokserie med liknande namn, har du kommit något fel. Däremot är du hjärtligt välkommen att lyssna på en podd av Somaya kvinno- och tjejjour som behandlar ganska exakt det motsatta ämnet. I dessa 12 avsnitt tar vi hjälp av akademiker, teens, yrkeserfarna, grymma och män kvinnor i syfte att informera och ta kål på myter och fördomar gällande våldsutsatthet och hedersrelaterat våld och förtryck. Frågor som: Vad är heder? Hur ser våld i nära relation ut? Vilka är de vanligaste fördomarna? Och vad är egentligen en chagga? Vi har med experterna som hjälper oss besvara dessa frågor och många andra.

This week on Hollywood Unlocked UNCENSORED Jason Lee, DJ Damage and Jeroslyn are joined by Somaya Reece! You may recognize Somaya as one of the OG’s from the original “Love and Hip-Hop” series and “Famously Single”, but, she’s also known for her remarkable weight loss journey and her multi-million dollar “Get Slim Detox Tea.” Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Somaya Reece and Lady Luck from Bravos First Family of Hip Hop join Brandi to talk about their show, making sure you own your own content, how Somaya started and expanded her business, and their recording work together.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Somaya Reece and Lady Luck from Bravos First Family of Hip Hop join Brandi to talk about their show, making sure you own your own content, how Somaya started and expanded her business, and their recording work together.

Brandi reunites with her Famously Single co-star Somaya Reece on this week's episode of Unfiltered. The former Love & Hip Hop star talks about how she and Brandi went from enemies to friends, why Somaya was so upset about being locked in a house with 4 strange men and a future where she see's marriage and kids with her girlfriend.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brandi reunites with her Famously Single co-star Somaya Reece on this week's episode of Unfiltered. The former Love & Hip Hop star talks about how she and Brandi went from enemies to friends, why Somaya was so upset about being locked in a house with 4 strange men and a future where she see's marriage and kids with her girlfriend.

One of the things I love most about Leela is how brutally, painfully honest she is. In this episode, she is generously open about her flaws, the lies we tell ourselves and how to create transformation from it (via personal experience) and how to truly embrace femininity in your business.

Talking Weather Data’s Impact on Advertising as Glenn speaks with Vikram Somaya, the General Manager of WeatherFX at The Weather Company. WeatherFX allows advertisers the ability to target ads based on weather.

Susanne Namaani är verksamhetsledare på Systerjouren Somaya. Somaya är den första jouren i Sverige som särskilt vänder sig till kvinnor med utländsk och/eller muslimsk bakgrund. Nästan alla av de anställda har en annan etnisk bakgrund än den svenska

As Leela says, "The world needs evolutionary entrepreneurs who have evolved themselves to the point that they're capable of serving and guiding the process of conscious business emergence."There is a sense we are at a critical junction in the unfolding of our human story, and so many feel called to participate and make a huge contribution by creating an evolutionary business that will shift humanity in a better direction.

Somaya Reece joins us LIVE for this EXCLUSIVE after the show chat!  Although three hours of footage was taped, you will only see 90 minutes on television.  What REALLY happened at the Reunion Show?  Learn how Somaya gives a whole new meaning to the Vagina Monologues!  We give you the RAW/UNCUT version of the show, with special callers who ATTENDED the taping and know what only insider's know:  It ain't over!