
For five hundred years, Baghdad was the most important city on Earth — and the House of Wisdom was why. In the 9th century, the Abbasid caliphs set out to gather all of human knowledge in one place. Scholars combed the...


Reasoning with Mustapha is a space for honest conversations about the things that actually matter — history, faith, culture, science, and the personal experiences that don't always make it into the mainstream conversation. Hosted by Mustapha, who grew up in Morocco and has spent years in the Bay Area — a journey between cultures that sparked a deep curiosity about people and the questions that don't have clear-cut answers. No claims to having it all figured out. Just genuine curiosity, one conversation at a time.
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Signup to Generate a PitchReasoning with Mustapha is a space for honest conversations about the things that actually matter, history, faith, culture, science, and the personal experiences that don't always make it into the mainstream conversation.
Reasoning with Mustapha is hosted by Mustapha Radouani. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Forgotten Architects, EPS #2: "The House of Wisdom"" (22 October 2026, 15 minutes), "You Don’t Have Free Will, A Debate on Choice, Faith, and Accountability - EPS #7" (15 October 2026, 102 minutes), and "The World Before the Light (Part 1)" (5 October 2026, 12 minutes).
Reasoning with Mustapha publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 62 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Reasoning with Mustapha is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Reasoning with Mustapha requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher.
Mustapha Radouani hosts Reasoning with Mustapha, a society podcast with 10 episodes published.
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For five hundred years, Baghdad was the most important city on Earth — and the House of Wisdom was why. In the 9th century, the Abbasid caliphs set out to gather all of human knowledge in one place. Scholars combed the...

Rick's position is absolute: free will doesn't exist. Rewind time to this exact second, atom for atom, and you'd make the same choice every time. This conversation pressure-tests that claim — starting with a simple...

Episode #8
Algebra. The names of stars. The number 7 itself. All three trace back to the same civilization — and most people have never heard the full story. This episode starts further back than you'd expect: the mathematics of...

Ahmad has stuttered since elementary school — and discovered early on that the stutter disappears completely when he raps. Under the name Chah Got Beats, he's spent years turning that discovery into a career in music...

Episode #6
<p>Sharon practices Angelic Reiki — a healing method she describes as channeling energy directly from archangels. In this conversation, she shares her own path to it: a guardian angel she says she felt three times, the...

Episode #6
Sharon practices Angelic Reiki — a healing method she describes as channeling energy directly from archangels. In this conversation, she shares her own path to it: a guardian angel she says she felt three times, the...

Michael and Mustapha sit down to talk about "weird" foods — but the real conversation is about how much of what disgusts us is just a matter of where we grew up. They cover a mystery delicacy Michael didn't get to...

<p>Michael and Mustapha sit down to talk about "weird" foods — but the real conversation is about how much of what disgusts us is just a matter of where we grew up. They cover a mystery delicacy Michael didn't get to...

Junior was an altar boy, raised in a devout Catholic household — church a regular part of the week, rosaries most nights. By seventh grade, science had already started pulling him in a different direction, and...

<p>Junior was an altar boy, raised in a devout Catholic household — church a regular part of the week, rosaries most nights. By seventh grade, science had already started pulling him in a different direction, and...

<p>Barbara left Poland alone at 18 — no family in the U.S., barely speaking English, and no real plan beyond a plane ticket she'd saved up for through high school. In this conversation, she walks through what that...

Barbara left Poland alone at 18 — no family in the U.S., barely speaking English, and no real plan beyond a plane ticket she'd saved up for through high school. In this conversation, she walks through what that actually...

<p>Sewwandi grew up during Sri Lanka's civil war — a childhood where armed checkpoints and searched school bags were simply part of getting to school. In this conversation, she and Mustapha talk about what it means to...

Sewwandi grew up during Sri Lanka's civil war — a childhood where armed checkpoints and searched school bags were simply part of getting to school. In this conversation, she and Mustapha talk about what it means to...

Episode #1
I'm Mustapha, and I started this show because I wanted a space where real people — everyday folks and deep experts alike — could sit down and talk honestly about what actually matters: history, faith, culture, science...

Episode #1
<p>I'm Mustapha, and I started this show because I wanted a space where real people — everyday folks and deep experts alike — could sit down and talk honestly about what actually matters: history, faith, culture...
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