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They Have Names is an audio project created and hosted by Mo Sati. Built from spoken-word storytelling, symbolic imagery, and sacred silence, the series guides listeners through the intimate textures of life—alleyways and living rooms, rooftops and schoolyards, clinics and classrooms—alongside artists, journalists, professors, and newlyweds. Each mini-series restores what the world keeps trying to flatten: names, childhoods, vocations, hopes, aspirations, traditions, and futures. It does not seek pity. It demands witness.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThey Have Names is a arts podcast hosted by Mo Sati, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Mo Sati hosts They Have Names, a arts show with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #14
What Lies Behind the Name — Bonus Behind every name — a life. Behind every life — a world. * All names are real — drawn from verified public records of Palestinians killed in Gaza. © 2026 Mo Sati. They Have Names. All rights reserved.
Episode #13
They Have Names: Hind Rajab — In Her Voice Part 4: The Transcendence She crossed over. Not into dreams — But into a place beyond silence, where names are still spoken. *This is not a reenactment. This is not Hind’s recorded voice. This is an imagined act of witness — a ritual of memory. Drawn from real events. With gratitude to Fadia Issa and Rana Issa — who carried Hind from the first word to the last. Together. Thank you. Theme Music: Claude Palmer Additional music: “Time” by Good_B_Music, courtesy of Pixabay ( pixabay.com ) © 2026 Mo Sati. They Have Names. All rights reserved. Written, produced, and hosted by Mo Sati. No portion of this episode may be reproduced without written permission.
Episode #13
<p>They Have Names: Hind Rajab — In Her Voice</p><p>Part 4: The Transcendence</p><p>She crossed over.</p><p>Not into dreams —</p><p>But into a place beyond silence,</p><p>where names are still spoken.</p><p>*This is not a reenactment. This is not Hind’s recorded voice. This is an imagined act of witness — a ritual of memory. Drawn from real events.</p><p>With gratitude to Fadia Issa and Rana Issa — who carried Hind from the first word to the last. Together. Thank you.</p><p>Theme Music: Claude Palmer</p><p>Additional music: “Ti...
Episode #12
<p>They Have Names: Hind Rajab — In Her Voice</p><p>Part 3: The Call</p><p>She waited three hours.</p><p>Then — a ring.</p><p>Then — a voice.</p><p>Then — Hind spoke.</p><p>A voice of a child from Gaza.</p><p>A child who pleaded. The world deliberately refused to listen.</p><p>Drawn from real events.</p><p>This episode does not reenact the call. It goes somewhere deeper — inside a child’s state of mind. Her world. Her cats. Her brother. Her mama. Her dreams. Her memories.</p><p>This is not Hind’s recorded voi...
Episode #11
<p>They Have Names: Hind Rajab — In Her Voice</p><p>Part 2: The Wait</p><p>1 child.</p><p>3 hours</p><p>355 bullets.</p><p>A deaf world.</p><p>Based on real events. Details are drawn from verified documented record.</p><p>This is not a reenactment. This is not Hind’s recorded voice. This is not a dispatcher’s voice. This is an imagined act of witness — a ritual of memory.</p><p>With the biggest thanks to Fadia Issa — who carried every moment.</p><p>Theme Music: Claude Palmer</p><p>© 2026 Mo Sati. They Have Names. All rights rese...
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