A podcast bringing you voices, analysis, and commentary from activists around the globe with a focus on voices and struggles that are peripheralized by mainstream journalism and academia. This podcast is part of the From The Periphery Media Collective.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
FTP hosts Leila al Shami, Karena Avedissian, and Ayman Makarem grapple with what it means to stand in solidarity with Palestine. They reflect on the urgency of responding to injustice, the power of grassroots networks, and the role of activism even i... more
On May 12, following an extensive congress, the PKK (The Kurdish Workers Party) released a statement announcing their intention to dissolve and end their armed struggle against the Turkish State. This momentous statement comes almost 3 months after t... more
In this episode we share 3 big updates from the war in Sudan, specifically concerning the involvement and complicity of the U.A.E as a major player. We also discuss a shocking article written by two Emiratis in the notorious magazine the Jerusalem Po... more
This is a special announcement episode broadcast on all FTP channels.
We at FTP are hosting a series of weekly film screenings and discussions on the Lebanese wars starting this Sunday April 20.
In this short episode, Elia and Ayman go through th... more
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I really appreciate the work being done to put this podcast together, and to make accessible the perspectives of people on the ground, and within political movements that are not being effectively covered by more mainstream news sources. I’ve really enjoyed every episode, and am glad to hear from each guest.
Voices of activists, journalists, and people mainly from the global south; covering topics important to them, from their perspective. A necessary alternative and corrective to the content of western ‘mainstream’ media.
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This podcast offers a platform for voices and analysis from activists and commentators who often find themselves marginalized by mainstream media narratives. Listeners can expect discussions surrounding current political issues, social struggles, and critical perspectives from regions that are frequently overlooked or misrepresented in conventional journalism. Notable themes include humanitarian crises, economic disparities, and grassroots movements, providing insights into the everyday challenges faced by individuals and communities fighting for justice and recognition. The content is characterized by a focus on authentic narratives from the global south, addressing vital topics such as civil rights, political unrest, and economic reform.
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From The Periphery Podcast launched 6 months ago and published 8 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on From The Periphery Podcast include:
1. Thinzar Shunlei Yi
2. Debbie Stothard
3. Sarah Alhassan
4. Dallia Abdelmoniem
5. Justin Salhani
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