Hosted by Nathan Brown & Aviva Gould · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 7 episodes
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Semicolons and Teardrops in the Middle East is a podcast about living in, and reflecting on, human lives across division. Hosted by Nathan Brown, with support from Aviva Gould, the series explores what it means to inhabit a fractured world without reducing it to headlines, slogans, or sides.Through intimate conversations and oral storytelling, the podcast centers the voices of people whose lives cross borders: political, cultural, generational, and emotional. It lingers in the space between understanding and judgment, much like a semicolon: holding multiple truths at once, pausing before reac
Nathan Brown & Aviva Gould hosts Semicolons and Teardrops in the Middle East, a society show with 7 episodes published.
Growing up between Philadelphia, Jordan, Pakistan, and now London, Beslem Al-Juboori has spent much of her life navigating borders, identities, and expectations. In this conversation, she reflects on what it means to bel
Show notesAbdelouhab Adjroum (Vahap) joins us from Turkey for a conversation spanning philosophy, language, markets, and life across borders. Born in Morocco, educated in Qatar, and now working in the private sector, Abdelouhab re
Show notesIn this episode, Kris Azzeh shares her life in Amman, Jordan, where she balances theater and rugby. A student at the University of Jordan, she works across acting, directing, and writing, exploring complex themes like Pa
Show notesIn this episode, we speak with Mohamed Sayed, whose journey spans from a rural village in Egypt to the global world of Islamic scholarship. A graduate of Al-Azhar University, Mohamed shares how his early passion for reth
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In this episode, Alia Khaled Madi joins us from the bucolic campus of the American University in Cairo, reflecting on her journey from Gaza to Egypt and the life she left behind. Raised between Rafah and Gaza City, Alia
Show notesIn this episode, Naz reflects on living between worlds, as an Iraqi Kurdish woman raised in Germany, and how those layered identities have shaped her academic work and activism. She discusses the complexities of belongin
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In this episode, Mary shares her journey from a small Arab village in northern Israel to a career in human rights law. She reflects on navigating multiple identities and how speaking Arabic, Hebrew, and English shapes he
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Semicolons and Teardrops in the Middle East is hosted by Nathan Brown & Aviva Gould. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 7 episodes.
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