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The Decolonial Podcast by Decolonial Centre is a platform that amplifies ideas from anti-colonial and decolonial thinking and practices. With a mission to foster dialogue, learning, and transformation while addressing issues of racial justice, climate justice, and knowledge justice.The Decolonial Centre aims to unite activists and organisations worldwide in the quest for justice, equality, and the liberation of lands & communities from colonial legacies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Decolonial Podcast by Decolonial Centre is a platform that amplifies ideas from anti-colonial and decolonial thinking and practices. With a mission to foster dialogue, learning, and transformation while addressing issues of racial justice, climate justice, and knowledge justice.
Decolonial Dispatch is hosted by Decolonial Centre. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Embodied Social Change pt.II" (7 October 2026, 27 minutes), "Is Palestine the model for true decolonisation?" (12 August 2026, 33 minutes), and "How UK's Immigration Is used by Billionaires as a Distraction" (10 June 2026, 37 minutes).
Decolonial Dispatch publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 23 episodes.
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Decolonial Centre hosts Decolonial Dispatch, a society podcast with 23 episodes published.
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This week on Decolonial Dispatch, we are again speaking to Writer, Embodiment Social Justice Facilitator and Author of Tending Grief, Camille Sapara Barton for a special part 2 and continued conversation on embodied...
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In this week's episode of Decolonial Dispatch, we sit down with Researcher, Activist and Writer, Hamza Hamouchene, author of his new book Towards Palestinian Liberation. Moving beyond mainstream narratives and...
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Who decides who belongs in Britain? Who pays the price when a government turns hostile toward the people keeping the country running? With Labour proposing to extend migrant settlement routes from 10 years to over 20...
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We are living in unprecedented times. A time when genocide, daily images of death and trauma are flooding our minds. A time of uncertainty characterised by the state of the world but also our whole environment. This...
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<p>Who controls the cameras on our streets? Who is harmed from policing by algorithm in a fair society? With the rollout of AI facial recognition technology across the UK, citizens face a massive experiment that treats...
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It has been 66 years since the U.S. imposed embargo on Cuba. This is the most comprehensive blockade imposed on any country in the world. Cuba is excluded from international financial systems and any trade of goods. The...
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In this episode of Decolonial Dispatch, host Mohammed speaks with Benny Wenda, leader of the ULMWP and the Provisional Government of West Papua, to discuss the West Papuan struggle against Indonesian occupation. The...
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Who profits from oil in Venezuela? And who should? With what was once one of the world's most productive oil basins, Venezuela's resource rich landscape made it one of the wealthiest country's in Latin America. But the...
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The collapse of the Iranian Regime doesn't necessarily mean justice. We're trying to find out who on the ground is trying to replace the regime with a vision for all of Iran's peoples that is pro democratic...
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In this episode of Decolonial Dispatch, host Mohammed explores the pivotal role of youth in the Palestinian liberation struggle with organisers Janine and Dario from the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM). The...
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Exposing Racism and Police Brutality with Marcia Rigg In this powerful episode of Decolonial Dispatch, host Mohammed dives into the critical issue of racism and police brutality, ignited by a recent BBC Panorama expose...
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Western Sahara: Africa's Last ColonySpanish colonial legacy, Moroccan occupation, resource plunder, and a "greenwashing" media campaign—Western Sahara's struggle is ignored by the world. Mohammad Elnaiem, joined by...
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The far-right's "ethnic cleansing" ideas are going mainstream in the UK, and it's wild. We break down how this is all happening and why it matters. You will want to see this episode with Luke de Noronha<p > Hosted on...
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Balochistan: Under Occupation, Fighting for SurvivalBritish colonial lines, Pakistani occupation, resource plunder, and a media blackout—Balochistan’s struggle is ignored by the world. Mohammad Elnaiem, joined by youth...
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<p>Sudan is facing the largest man-made famine in the world, not a natural disaster, but a weapon of war.</p><p>This Episode explores how starvation is being used to crush the Sudanese Revolution, the role of Emergency...
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<p>230 billion dollars stolen. 1,400 protesters killed. One year after the Monsoon Revolution, Bangladesh is still at a crossroads. Will power remain in the hands of those who fought for it — or will it be taken back by...
<p>Protesters are being arrested, surveilled, and labelled as terrorists — from student campuses in the US to indigenous uprisings in France’s colonies. In this episode, Mohamed Elnaiem and Liz Fekete expose how states...
In this episode, we are joined by Associate Professor Liam Liburd from Durham University. The episode was recorded in the immediate aftermath of the race riots across Britain in 2024. Ever wondered what the relationship...
In a corporate-led transition, we can see false solutions appearing in every corner of the world. Check out how this has been unfolding in the Phillipines and other Asian countries, with Chadli Sadorra from the Asian...
In 1956, Amilcar Cabral and his comrades founded the African Party for the Independence of Guinea in Cape Verde in Guinea-Bissau, aiming to liberate their nation from Portuguese colonialism. Over the course of their...
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