This podcast reviews Aram Hessami's book, Do Se Kalameh, describing it as an intellectual manifesto on Iran's sociopolitical landscape. The review highlights Hessami's critical perspective on power, governance, and the complexities of democracy and justice, particularly within the context of authoritarian regimes and the ongoing struggle for justice. Furthermore, it examines the cultural battle between modernity and tradition and emphasizes the power of collective action and civic engagement as keys to political transformation. Ultimately, the book is presented as a manifesto for democratic renewal, offering a vision for a new Iran rooted in justice and participatory governance.

Audiobook available here.