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This is a rerun episode from a long time ago (November 2020) that still remains relevant today.
We start off with a quick biography of the late Palestinian public intellectual, Edward Said. Then we discuss the history of Orientalism and its relevance in popular culture today. Join us for a conversation about the Enlightenment period, Aladdin [1992], and the Met Gala.
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We walk through the special relationship between Nigeria and South Africa from the 1960s until today.
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We stumbled our way into a bonus episode this week - Mariam walks us through the Lindsay Clancy trial (trigger warning 00:01:55 to 00:14:47), we watch a couple of new trailers together, and then we yap about Aisha's favourite film of the 2000s, Nigel Farage, and Texas.
Mariam delves into the history of the Partition using the story depicted in the film Main Vaapas Aaunga.
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On our August Bonus Episode, we share our thoughts on the death of Dolly Parton, the reverse Megxit, and xenophobia in South Africa. At some point, Aisha says "Carl Weathers" instead of "Carl Dean" and I think we should all agree to let that one go.
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We’re trying something different for this episode - a commentary episode! Mariam and Aisha sit down to watch the London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony together (commentary starts at 00:23:56).
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Mariam takes Aisha down the rabbit hole of contemporary conservative media!
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On this episode, Mariam still hasn't seen the Odyssey, FIFA is being corrupt (again), and Aisha learns the difference between Colton and Clayton.
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How does FIFA make money? Why does it need so much money? We get into those questions and more in our latest episode!
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Mariam and Aisha invite you back into the group chat! We pick up the phone to chat about Love Island, Summer House, the World Cup, TX politics, and more!
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