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The Afghanistan Project Podcast

Mikael Cook
Afghanistan
Taliban
Special Immigrant Visas
Education
U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan
Kabul
Special Immigrant Visa
Afghanhire
Ukraine
Moral Injury
Special Immigrant Visa (SIV)
Mental Health
Pashtun Culture
Gender Equality
Kandahar
Afghan National Army
US Congress
No One Left Behind
Afghan Evac Coalition
Haqqani Network

Welcome to The Afghanistan Project Podcast, where hosts Mikael Cook and Beth Bailey highlight the struggles of Afghans living under Taliban rule, and the efforts of individuals from a variety of backgrounds and political affiliations who have stepped up to provide support to the people of Afghanistan in the chaos that followed the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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Welcome to Episode 128 of The Afghanistan Project, where we cover all topics related to two decades of war in Afghanistan, and the fallout of our Afghanistan withdrawal. Today, my guest is 'Noori,' a joint terminal attack controller (JTAC) in the Afg... more

Welcome to Episode 127 of The Afghanistan Project, where we cover all topics related to two decades of war in Afghanistan, and the fallout of our Afghanistan withdrawal. Today, my guest is Jordan Kane, who was the team lead for the Special Inspector ... more

Welcome to Episode 126 of The Afghanistan Project, where we cover all topics related to two decades of war in Afghanistan, and the fallout of our Afghanistan withdrawal. Today, my guest is Mark Flanigan. Mark spent the 2016-17 academic year teaching ... more

Welcome to Episode 125 of The Afghanistan Project, where we cover all topics related to two decades of war in Afghanistan, and the fallout of our Afghanistan withdrawal. Today, my guest is Hasht-e Subh editor Hussain Haidari, who discusses his journe... more

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Jordan Kane
Former team lead for SIGAR's Report on Aid Diversion
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Episode: Former SIGAR team lead Jordan Kane on aid diversion report - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 127
Mark Flanigan
US Army veteran, educator, and rotary member
Episode: Mark Flanigan reunites with Afghan students in withdrawal - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 126
Hussain Haidari
A newspaper reporter who fled his homeland and advocates for refugees in Minneapolis.
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Episode: Hasht-e Subh editor Hussain Haidari on refugee journey - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 125
Joe Burdick
Veteran-driven entrepreneur and podcast host committed to honoring the fallen heroes at Abbey Gate.
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Episode: Joe Burdick on remembering HKIA fallen with Ohio SB 244 - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 123
Brishkay Ahmed
Filmmaker known for her documentaries and work on Afghan women's representation
Episode: Filmmaker Brishkay Ahmed on documentary 'In the Room' - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 122
James Seddon
Father, husband, writer, retired Navy veteran, Afghanistan veteran, speaker, activist for veterans and Afghan allies.
Episode: James Seddon defends Afghan allies amidst fear-mongering - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 121
Nathan Kehler
Canadian veteran and founder of Project Athena
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Episode: Nathan Kehler on Mapping Afghan War Through Project Athena - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep 120
Ankita Kumar
Award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker
Episode: Director Ankita Kumar on new documentary 'Far From Home' - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep 119
Sarina Faizy
Kandahar Provincial Council member and advocate for women's rights
Episode: Sarina Faizy, Kandahar Provincial Council Member - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep 117

Hosts

Beth Bailey
Host of the show, focusing on raising awareness of Afghan issues and the rights of its people post-U.S. withdrawal.
Mikael Cook
Co-host and advocate for Afghan rights, engaging in discussions that highlight the struggles faced by Afghans.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
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    Great podcast… My Dad a decorated combat vet long, long before the Global War on Terror and he’d have enjoyed this platform.

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    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the heartfelt conversations and the importance of shedding light on Afghan issues, especially the plight of women and refugees.
The show has been praised for its informative and engaging content, which resonates with those interested in humanitarian matters and international relations.

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Former SIGAR team lead Jordan Kane on aid diversion report - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 127
Q: How many of the people you helped managed to escape successfully?
A few families made it out, but many remain stuck.
Former SIGAR team lead Jordan Kane on aid diversion report - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 127
Q: How did the Taliban play into this more acutely?
The Taliban's takeover changed the dynamic of aid distribution completely and created a complicated relationship.
Former SIGAR team lead Jordan Kane on aid diversion report - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 127
Q: What was the shift like for you going from covering our own issues to now?
It was shocking, especially given the desperation in Afghanistan leading up to the withdrawal.
Hasht-e Subh editor Hussain Haidari on refugee journey - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 125
Q: What has that been like for the Afghan community in Minneapolis?
Hussain described the uncertainty and challenges faced by the Afghan community, including stalled immigration processes for family members still abroad.
Hasht-e Subh editor Hussain Haidari on refugee journey - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 125
Q: How did that feel?
Hussain expressed the internal struggle between prioritizing safety and the truth.

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This show centers on the lived experiences of Afghans affected by Taliban rule and the ongoing support provided by various individuals and organizations in the aftermath of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. It features in-depth conversations with veterans, journalists, activists, and community leaders who share their perspectives on the complex realities faced by Afghan citizens and the challenges they encounter in their pursuit of rights, safety, and representation. By fostering a platform for diverse voices, the series aims to raise awareness and advocate for Afghan allies while highlighting pressing humanitarian issues.

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1. Jordan Kane
2. Mark Flanigan
3. Hussain Haidari
4. Joe Burdick
5. Brishkay Ahmed
6. James Seddon
7. Nathan Kehler
8. Ankita Kumar

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