In this episode, CJ speaks with Stanley Cohen, the often controversial Jewish American attorney who has spent a lifetime fighting to protect the legal and civil rights of the downtrodden, oppressed, and occupied, about the current state of the Palestinian liberation cause and more.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with Behrouz Boochani, an Iranian-Kurdish journalist who has been detained for the past 6 years on one of Australia’s notorious offshore detention centers, which was designed to prevent Muslim asylum seekers reaching Australian soil, about the recent spike in suicide attempts on Manus Island in the past month.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with Dilnur, a Canadian Uyghur citizen, who shares her story about both her father and brother who have gone missing in China’s network of concentration camps, and the challenges she faces in trying to make contact with each of them.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with Alfred Erkin about the unknown fate of both his mother and father who have been missing in China’s network of concentration camps since China’s crackdown on Muslims began in Xinjiang several years ago.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with Mohammad Salam, leader of a local welfare committee in Rakhine State, who describes the paralyzing fear 200,000 Rohingya Muslims are experiencing at this very moment as they are becoming increasingly trapped in what can only be considered a genocide zone.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with a Libyan woman who asks only to be identified as Ameenah, due to fears she will be targeted by the Libyan warlord General Haftar for speaking to a Western journalist. She describes the paralyzing fear and anxiety Libyans are experiencing as LNA militias lay siege on Tripoli.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with Razan Saffour, an activist and journalist who has dedicated her career to resolving injustices on behalf of the oppressed and downtrodden, about the grim realities she uncovered speaking with female Syrian survivors of Assad’s prisons and rape dungeons.

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In this episode, Arslan Hidayat, the son-in-law of famous Uyghur Muslim comic Adil Mijit who has been missing in China since November of last year, speaks with CJ about troubling new developments that are emerging out of East Turkestan, including accounts of gang rapes, forced marriages, sterilization and organ harvesting programs.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with an incredibly courageous Pakistani expatriate, who currently lives in Beijing, but at great risk to himself he has come forward with a first hand account of how China is persecuting Uyghur Muslims outside of Xinjiang, and in the major cities of Beijing and Shanghai. For his own safety, we have withheld his name.

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In this episode, CJ speaks with Tauqir Sharif, a 31-year-old British Muslim aid worker and father of five, and who is the latest to be caught up in the UK government’s effort to deprive brown skinned Muslim citizens of their citizenship under the guise of fighting the “War on Terror,” having had his nationality illegally revoked on the bogus charge of being a “terrorist.”

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