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Sumud Podcast: Inspired by Palestine

Dr. Ed Hasan
Palestine
Gaza
Palestinian Rights
Social Justice
Activism
Zionism
Palestinian Identity
Genocide
Mental Health
Education
Israel
Lebanon
Black Lives Matter
UNRWA
Racism
Palestinian American Activism
Palestinian Liberation
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Human Rights
Colonialism

Inspired by Palestine, Sumud Podcast emerges as a powerful platform for inspiration and empowerment for marginalized communities globally. Our mission? To elevate voices that have been sidelined by sharing the stories, experiences, and insights that demand to be heard. Get ready to join us in amplifying the voices shaping our world, one episode at a time. Welcome to Sumud Podcast – where we uplift... more

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In this episode of the Sumud Podcast, we sit down with Mahmoud Khalil for a powerful conversation about identity, displacement, free speech, and the fight for Palestinian rights. Mahmoud shares his personal journey from growing up in a Palestinian re... more

🎙️In this episode of the Sumud Podcast, we sit down with Dr. William Youmans and Jason Osder, co-directors of the documentary Who Killed Alex Odeh?, for a powerful conversation about Palestinian American history, political violence, unanswered quest... more

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In this episode of the Sumud Podcast, we sit down with Noura Erakat for a powerful conversation about Palestinian liberation, international law, colonialism, and the importance of building solidarity across communities. A Palestinian American human r... more

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🎙️ In this episode of the Sumud Podcast, we sit down with Miko Peled for a powerful conversation about identity, family, history, and his journey toward standing with the Palestinian people. Born into one of Israel’s most prominent military and poli... more

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Mahmoud Khalil
Palestinian author, Columbia University graduate, and former student protest leader
Columbia University
Episode: Mahmoud Khalil: ‘No Land to Stand On: Notes from Detention’ | Sumud Podcast
William Youmans
Associate professor at Northwestern University in Qatar, scholar and documentary filmmaker
Northwestern University in Qatar
Episode: Dr. William Lafi Youmans & Jason Osder: Inside ‘Who Killed Alex Odeh?’ | Sumud Podcast
Jason Osder
Associate professor of media and public affairs and documentary filmmaker
George Washington University
Episode: Dr. William Lafi Youmans & Jason Osder: Inside ‘Who Killed Alex Odeh?’ | Sumud Podcast
Noura Erakat
Palestinian American human rights attorney, legal scholar, and Professor of Africana Studies and Criminal Justice at Rutgers University.
Rutgers University
Episode: Noura Erakat: ‘Confronting Zionism’ | Sumud Podcast
Miko Peled
Author, human rights activist
Palestine House of Freedom
Episode: Miko Peled: 'The General’s Son' Who Chose Palestine | Sumud Podcast
Salah Sarsour
Palestinian community leader, elected president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee
Islamic Society of Milwaukee
Episode: Salah Sarsour: ICE Detention, Community, and Standing for Justice | Sumud Podcast
Patrick Taurel
Lead immigration attorney representing Salah Sarsour
Grossman Young & Hammond
Episode: Salah Sarsour: ICE Detention, Community, and Standing for Justice | Sumud Podcast
Fady Joudah
Poet, translator, and physician based in Houston, author of Exhibit G
Author, Translator, Physician
Episode: Dr. Fady Joudah: Bearing Witness Through 'Exhibit G' | Sumud Podcast
Colette Ghunim
Palestinian, Mexican-American documentary filmmaker, non-profit founder and director of Traces of Home
Traces of Home
Episode: Colette Ghunim & Melissa Barrera: Inside ‘Traces of Home’ | Sumud Podcast w/ Dr. Ed Hasan

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Dr. Ed Hasan
Host of Sumud Podcast.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 167 ratings
  • Eman Mabrouk

    The Eman Mabrouk episode was so eye opening! As a New Yorker I feel what she was saying. I was anxious listening to her talk about the racism in the Arab community only because I’ve heard this as a right wing talking point giving permission for Islamophobia. She’s not wrong, I find this in the Latin community too. There’s no excuse for racism nor genocide but we all need to reconcile our biases and racism. Inshallah.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DRdoom!78
    United States2 months ago
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    Podcast Addict
    5
    Lydiaowen
    3 months ago
  • Bravo🙏

    👏Thank you for your podcast & having on such highly conscious guests, like Dr. Sheehi. Was there for the live with Dr. Sheehi on your YT channel, and going to listen again here. So many crucial (& mind-blowing!) teachings to glean & digest. I also appreciate the breaking down of the show contents in the bio for quick reference.❤️🍉❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    elvisiscat
    United States9 months ago
  • Amazing Podcast

    This is my new favorite podcast to listen to. Ed has a real talent for asking the kinds of questions that pull you right in and keep you listening the whole way through. There’s never a dull moment, every episode is packed with insight and keeps my attention from start to finish. I look forward to each new episode every week, and it never disappoints.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Meriana.A
    United Statesa year ago
  • THANK YOU

    Thank you for these incredible chats.

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    5
    nsbehicbdjks
    United States2 years ago

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The show is seen as a valuable, educational resource shedding light on underreported perspectives.
Listeners praise the host for thoughtful, well-prepared interviews that uplift Palestinian voices.
Guests are described as highly conscious and insightful, with meaningful storytelling.

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Mahmoud Khalil: ‘No Land to Stand On: Notes from Detention’ | Sumud Podcast
Q: Why did you feel like now is the moment for the book?
Khalil says he wanted to raise the alarm about conditions inside ICE detention and the unequal treatment of Palestinians now, rather than wait years to reflect on it. He sees telling his story as part of his fight and a form of accountability.
Mahmoud Khalil: ‘No Land to Stand On: Notes from Detention’ | Sumud Podcast
Q: Why did you decide to open the book with the story of being shot?
Khalil says the story shows that his detention is not merely an immigration or free-speech case, but a continuation of the Palestinian experience that began for him when he was shot in 2011.
Dr. William Lafi Youmans & Jason Osder: Inside ‘Who Killed Alex Odeh?’ | Sumud Podcast
Q: What can I do specifically to be helpful to the family starting today?
Youmans recommends supporting calls for a congressional hearing and release of the cold-case files, contacting the Department of Justice, submitting FOIA requests, asking journalists to investigate, and encouraging California legislators to act.
Dr. William Lafi Youmans & Jason Osder: Inside ‘Who Killed Alex Odeh?’ | Sumud Podcast
Q: Who killed Alex Odeh?
The filmmakers say the evidence points more likely than not to the Jewish Defense League suspects, but they cannot establish that a jury could convict beyond a reasonable doubt. They argue that the larger unresolved issue is the failure to pursue justice fully and call for the investigation files to be released.
Noura Erakat: ‘Confronting Zionism’ | Sumud Podcast
Q: What does South Africa teach Palestinians about the trap of gaining civil rights without land restitution?
Erakat distinguishes political, material, and ideological decolonization. She says South Africa's transition brought political equality without economic redistribution, allowing accumulated wealth and inequality to persist, and argues that decolonization must address restitution and the systems that produced inequality.

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A documentary/profiles-focused show that centers personal narratives, activism, and professional insights from Palestinian and diaspora voices across healthcare, politics, media, and the arts. Episodes highlight frontline experiences in conflict zones, advocacy work, representation, and the ethics of bearing witness, often weaving in lessons on resilience, community organizing, and policy influence. Unique strengths include candid storytelling, a consistent emphasis on marginalized perspectives, and a clear call to action for solidarity and policy change. Potential listeners should find value in thoughtful interviews that connect lived experience with broader social issues and actionable advocacy ideas.

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Recent guests on Sumud Podcast: Inspired by Palestine include:

1. Mahmoud Khalil
2. William Youmans
3. Jason Osder
4. Noura Erakat
5. Miko Peled
6. Salah Sarsour
7. Patrick Taurel
8. Fady Joudah

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