In our first Studio Session, Amani kicks back with her cousin -- designer, photographer and podcaster Saja Al Weshahi. Together, they reflect on Amani’s recent visits to displaced Palestinian families in Egypt with the Isa Inspires charity. In their heartfelt conversation, they explore their identities living in the diaspora, discussing how the ongoing conflict has shaped their experiences and perspectives as women. Amani and her cousin delve into the poignant stories of the displaced children they’ve encountered, highlighting their resilience and hopes amidst adversity.They also tackle the complexities of allyship in today’s activism landscape, questioning the depth of support and the impact of performative gestures.
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Amani Al-Khatahtbeh is the founder of the award-winning media platform MuslimGirl.com. Named by The New York Times as a “media titan,” she became the first veiled woman recognized on Forbes “30 Under 30” for her impact on digital culture and representation. Her first book, Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age, was an Editor’s Pick on The New York Times Bestsellers List.

Amani checks in with the legendary Dr. Cornel West for an eye-opening status update on revolution. Dr. West draws powerful comparisons between today’s student movements and his own experiences alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the Civil Rights Movement and the Vietnam War protests. He shares his candid definition of what it means to be a "sell-out" in today’s society, what young activists must understand as they continue the fight for justice, and why the best time for unity is now and always.

Amani Al-Khatahtbeh is the founder of the award-winning media platform MuslimGirl.com. Named by The New York Times as a “media titan,” she became the first veiled woman recognized on Forbes “30 Under 30” for her impact on digital culture and representation. Her first book, Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age, was an Editor’s Pick on The New York Times Bestsellers List.

Amani catches up with Grammy-winning artist and social justice advocate Macklemore. In this candid conversation, they explore his rise in the music industry, his deep commitment to mental health advocacy, and the challenges of navigating fame while staying true to one’s values. Macklemore opens up about overcoming his fears to use his platform for change, and his thoughts on the intersection of activism and art. This episode dives into vulnerability, resilience, and what it means to challenge the status quo in both music and life.

Amani Al-Khatahtbeh is the founder of the award-winning media platform MuslimGirl.com. Named by The New York Times as a “media titan,” she became the first veiled woman recognized on Forbes “30 Under 30” for her impact on digital culture and representation. Her first book, Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age, was an Editor’s Pick on The New York Times Bestsellers List.

In this powerful debut, Amani sits down with none other than Dr. Jill Stein – Green Party presidential candidate, fearless activist, and voice of political disruption. The two public figures go beyond politics and dive deep into the controversies, convictions, and untold stories that have shaped Jill's unlikely journey to the White House -- and if the White House is even the final destination, or something bigger than that. Whether you agree with her or not, Jill's unfiltered opinions in this conversation are bound to challenge everything you think you know about what's possible.

Amani Al-Khatahtbeh is the founder of the award-winning media platform MuslimGirl.com. Named by The New York Times as a “media titan,” she became the first veiled woman recognized on Forbes “30 Under 30” for her impact on digital culture and representation. Her first book, Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age, was an Editor’s Pick on The New York Times Bestsellers List.

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Amani Al-Khatahtbeh is the founder of the award-winning media platform MuslimGirl.com. Named by The New York Times as a “media titan,” she became the first veiled woman recognized on Forbes “30 Under 30” for her impact on digital culture and representation. Her first book, Muslim Girl: A Coming of Age, was an Editor’s Pick on The New York Times Bestsellers List.