In this episode, I interview a Russian Student in the UK, kept anonymous for security purposes, about his experience living and growing up in Russia, his personal connection to Russia, his thoughts on Putin's opposition, Russia's civil society, the Ukraine war and much more. It was a fascinating perspective to hear and I hope you all are able to learn something from it.

(00:00) Introduction

(06:27) Family

(37:15) Russian Politics

In this episode, we discuss the Metaphysics of the Stoics as well as whether or not Free Will is compatible with determinism. It later turns into a broader debate on Free Will between the three.

Link to Outline for First Part

This is an a short introduction to myself and The Athan Yanos Podcast.

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In the episode we taste and discuss 5 interesting Beers that the Beer and Brewing Society has provided us with.

Here are links to beers we tried so you can follow along:

1) BUDWEISER BUDVAR ORIGINAL

2) Westmalle Dubbel Trappist 

3) Crimson Blade - Made by the former head of Edinburgh Beer and Brewing society

4) ROWAR STAROPOLSKI STAROPOLSKIE HONEY BEER - available at local Polish Supermarket

5) BEER STAROPOLSKIE WHEAT ALC 5,2% BOTTLE 500ML BROWAR STAROPOLSKI - also available at local Polish Supermarket

In this video, we discuss Salman campaign and his mission for making Edinburgh University a better place. We discussed his plan to introduce more 24/7 food options around campus, to provide faster and more eco-friendly transportation, to provide more affordable housing, and to bring the wider Edinburgh community together

In this episode, we discuss Aristotle's famous Metaphysics with Filip Karaivanov and William Hamilton. Particularly, we focus on chapter 9 and 12.

Here is a pdf of the text: http://classics.mit.edu/Aristotle/metaphysics.html

In this episode, we discuss Aristotle's Posterior Analytics as well as the differences between Aristotle's, Plato's and Descartes's view on how we gain knowledge of first principles.

Afshin Dianak, an Iranian man who had to leave behind family, friends, and a dream job, fleeing death and the country he loved after speaking out against tyranny. However, no one was able to take away the thing that meant the most to him: the truth. Having staked his life on honesty he has found new life and new love in the country and city he now resides in. Here on The New Agora, he shares his truth with you.