
A podcast on imperialism, hosted by Navid (PhD). We cover the culture, politics, and history of empire and resistance, through educational monologues and interviews with experts. For member-only content, visit us at: www.patreon.com/cw/TheColonyArchive
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Navid explains the economic and geopolitical causes of the 2026 Iranian protests from Tehran.
When we recorded this episode on January 7, the Iranian protests against inflation, which had begun on December 29, appeared largely peaceful. Since Janua... more
Navid provides a primer on liberalism. He defines what it means to be a liberal! He then explains three things: why everyone in the US political mainstream is a liberal; how liberalism has historically denied certain demographics their rights; and, w... more
The United States government created "area studies" around the Second World War, funding universities to understand the "areas" of the world that were important to the expanding U.S. empire. But, now, with the U.S. empire entering the autumn of its d... more
Navid explains the major differences between colonial empires and the agrarian empires that preceded them.
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The founder of PersianPoetics, Muhammad Ali Mojaradi (known as Sharghzadeh) returned to the Colony Archive to talk Iranian "diaspora fatigue." We talk about the politics of the Iranian diaspora, national "dislocation," and how Iranians view their n... more
Navid dives into the history behind Iran's negotiations with the West over its nuclear program; this history stretches some 22 years back to when Mohammad Khatami was Iran's president. He also explains whether there is any possibility for renewed neg... more
Navid talked to Kumars Salehi about German politics on Palestine-Israel. They also talked about Germany's colonial history.
Kumars is a visiting assistant professor of German specializing in 19th-21st century German philosophy, decolonial theory, a... more
Navid looks for a historical connection between Islamophobia in 2025 and European intellectual history.
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A dynamic exploration of imperialism connects historical realities with contemporary political issues through a blend of educational monologues and expert interviews. The discussions encompass various aspects of culture, politics, and resistance, providing listeners with critical perspectives on the lasting impacts of empires and the ongoing struggles faced by marginalized communities worldwide. Notably, the dialogue encourages a reconsideration of widely accepted narratives surrounding liberalism and colonialism, appealing to listeners interested in deeper understandings of history and its implications today.
Through its thoughtful examination of topics such as the ties between area studies and U.S. imperialism, the complexities of Irania... more
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Recent guests on The Colony Archive include:
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2. Masoud Pesachkian
3. Kumars Salehi
4. Amanullah Tariq
5. Mohammad Ali Mojaradi
6. Camila Escalante
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