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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 649 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Nothing on the Palestine situation? Different voices (serious ones) claim they are the victims of a genocide in slow motion… no episodes on this??? Unfollowing the show… 🫤
Love this pod.
Really interesting podcast and the host is excellent. The subject matter is pretty grim, obviously, but I’ve learnt so much. I’ve especially learnt a lot from your series on Indonesia.
It’s so surprising that no one has talked about the human right violations happening In Palestine . I highly suggest someone can discuss Israel Atrocities And crimes against humanity . I think someone has to scrutinized the laws that exist in Israel , the law in Israel are legalized to protect the Zionist regime . The law in Israel is to protect Zionist their crimes to steal, to kill to exist and legalized taking over the land of Palestine . The crimes they have are piling and justice are not ... more
No its not sad, Yes is is informative & so easy to absorb the historical learnings from this mind opening collection. I listen to several episodes over & over so packed are they with facts, details & the emotional biographic memoirs of the witnesses to genocide workdwide. Simply avery special collection that enlightens by listening.
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A scholarly interview show that features in-depth discussions with authors and editors focusing on genocide studies, memory, Holocaust education, and post-conflict justice. Recurring threads include how memory is constructed, the ethics of remembrance, and the intersection of law, policy, and public discourse in contemporary conflicts. Noteworthy is the blend of book-centered conversations, interdisciplinary approaches, and explicit attention to memory politics, reparations, and global perspectives beyond a single site. This podcast is likely to appeal to academics, students, educators, and policy-minded listeners seeking rigorous examination of atrocity studies and memory work, with a steady stream of new scholarship and cross-disciplinary... more
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