Conversations with journalists, academics and writers on Turkey and its region. New episode every two weeks.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryNews |
Andrew Finkel on his novel “The Adventure of the Second Wife: The Strange Case of Sherlock Holmes and the Ottoman Sultan” (Even Keel Press). Andrew is a veteran journalist based in Turkey for decades. His debut novel is a sprawling, playful narrative... more
Bahar Baser, associate professor of Middle Eastern politics at Durham University, on “An Exodus from Turkey: Tales of Migration and Exile” (Edinburgh University Press), which she co-edited with Erdi Ozturk. The book examines the current wave of migra... more
İlkay Yılmaz, research associate in the Friedrich-Meinecke-Institute at the Free University of Berlin, on “Ottoman Passports: Security and Geographic Mobility, 1876-1908” (Syracuse University Press). The book examines how paranoia about nationalist, ... more
Alexander Christie-Miller on “To The City: Life and Death Along the Ancient Walls of Istanbul” (William Collins). Alexander worked for many years as the Times of London’s Turkey correspondent. His book is a sophisticated meditation on contemporary li... more
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William’s podcast is always a essential listening for me. Such variety of interesting research that is represented. Without this podcast, so much excellent work on Turkey would go undiscovered. This podcast really helps break down complex matters for the listener. Highly recommend!
Best podcast on Turkish history, politics and culture available. Indispensable listening for anyone with an interest in Turkey.
For context, history and the labyrinth in between, this is a must for anyone interested in Turkey. Every episode is of tremendous value. William is a skilled interviewer armed with great knowledge and even greater questions.
It’s in the title, if you have an academic or general interest in Modern Turkey and the nearby region there is no better podcast. The conversations are always stimulating and it offers an easy way to keep abreast of recent publications in academic fields beyond your own that relate to Turkey and the Ottoman Empire. It’s both pleasure to listen to and an important service.
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