Growing up in Saudi Arabia as a Pakistani, who now resides in Canada, Eiynah brings a global perspective to discussions about religion, politics, culture & sexuality...through the lens of a progressive ex-muslim immigrant.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In part 2 of this conversation we get into more specific concerns - issues about responsible framing, softballing, etc. At what point do we recognize and consciously not contribute to maintaining the perception of “reasonable intellectual” for someon... more
This is part 1 of a 2 part conversation. Part 2 is available early via patreon.com/nicemangos. Join me for a discussion with Chris Kavanagh of the Decoding the Gurus Podcast. In part one we chat more about the broader questions …like the eternal ‘lit... more
I joined my friend Daniel of the I Don’t Speak German Podcast for a chat recently, to quote their description of the episode; “to talk about Israel’s genocide in Gaza, and in particular about some questions that have come up around IDSG’s public resp... more
My guest for this episode is Jason Lemieux, who formerly worked for The CFI (Center for Inquiry) A US secular non-profit organization where Richard Dawkins is a board member. The Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason & Science is a subsidiary of CFI.... more
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… to learn how uneducated and blinkered the up and coming media, activist and political are.
Eiynah has been ahead of the curve in warning about the far right and of normalizers of far right talking points (like Sam Harris). more
I’d give the show a full five stars if she’d be more mindful resolving — or, to make a strong point, not resolving — her tension-building monologues. I think she underestimates how powerful her use of music can be emotionally on listeners and needs to take the reigns to be certain she leaves the audience in a manageable emotional state. Unless she doesn’t want to but that’s not how she comes off.
I’ve been listening to this podcast since it launched quite a few years ago and it’s only gotten better with age. Eiynah, the host, provides a Saudi-raised, ex-Muslim perspective on contemporary politics. She began with a critique of conservative Islam, and as secular forces such as the New Atheist movement shifted rightward with the rise of Trumpism, she turned her incisive critique on them. Through interviews, audio essays, and the use of damning clips, Eiynah skewers the Intellectual Dark Web... more
Eiynah effectively ended my brief affair with New Atheism by giving me the moral clarity I needed to distinguish generic anti-religious sentiment from, e.g., Sam Harris’s anti-Muslim bigotry.
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