The Nour Hadidi Podcast
The Nour Hadidi Podcast
Podcast Description
A podcast about making art when the world is falling apart. Comedian Nour Hadidi talks to fellow artists and writers about creating while the world is on fire. Whether it's war, g-cide, burnout, or the algorithm, each episode dives into what it means to be funny, honest, and alive when everything else is on fire.
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Explores themes of artistic resilience amidst chaos, featuring topics like the impact of war, social justice, the challenges of burnout, and digital algorithms. Episodes include discussions about the documentary 'Coexistence, My Ass' and comedian Ethan Stanislawski's show 'Jew, Interrupted', focusing on identity, humor, and social commentary.
A podcast about making art when the world is falling apart. Comedian Nour Hadidi talks to fellow artists and writers about creating while the world is on fire. Whether it’s war, g-cide, burnout, or the algorithm, each episode dives into what it means to be funny, honest, and alive when everything else is on fire.
Support the show by becoming an exclusive Patreon member! www.patreon.com/nourhadidi
Nour reunites with Paul & Mirelle, two incredible activists she met while on the Global March to Gaza. They recount their experience in Egypt, the hardships they faced, and reflect on the current state of the g-cide in G*za.
Support the show by becoming an exclusive Patreon member! www.patreon.com/nourhadidi
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