From The Periphery Podcast

From The Periphery Podcast
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A podcast bringing you voices, analysis, and commentary from activists around the globe. As our name suggests, our focus is on contexts and struggles from the global majority - those who are peripheralized by structures of domination and with it mainstream journalism and academia. This podcast is part of the From The Periphery Media Collective.
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The podcast focuses on themes of activism, geopolitical analysis, and social justice, with episodes like Khartoum is Free, But the War Rages On discussing the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, Lebanon's New Central Bank Governor exploring banking sector implications, and Protests in Turkey providing insight into civic unrest and government repression.

A podcast bringing you voices, analysis, and commentary from activists around the globe with a focus on voices and struggles that are peripheralized by mainstream journalism and academia. This podcast is part of the From The Periphery Media Collective.
FTP hosts Leila al Shami, Karena Avedissian, and Ayman Makarem grapple with what it means to stand in solidarity with Palestine. They reflect on the urgency of responding to injustice, the power of grassroots networks, and the role of activism even in remote rural communities. At the heart of this conversation is a question many of us struggle with: how do we keep showing up when it feels like nothing is changing and when we're burned out? Today, we’ll share examples that, we hope, remind us why continuing matters.

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