Iranian People's Struggle for Freedom

The Iran protests represent more than political unrest—they reflect a generational demand for freedom, dignity, and democratic reform. In this episode of The Séance, we explore the growing movement inside Iran, the voices behind it, and the global implications of a nation demanding change. Our guest, Zolal Habibi, has spent more than 25 years advocating for political prisoners, women's rights, and democratic freedom in Iran. Her activism began after the loss of her father, a respected Iranian writer and political dissident killed during the 1988 massacre. Through international forums, media platforms, and human-rights networks, she works to amplify the voices of Iranians seeking a free and democratic future. To learn more about this guest and explore the full conversation, watch the broadcast on our official YouTube® Channel. Stay connected by subscribing to our FREE Email Newsletter and access additional content, episodes, and updates at www.consciousradionetwork.com. Intro Music: "Rule" from Riverside.fm Licensed under Riverside Stock Media/Royalty-Free License Intro VO by: Vesta Millard \ Lead-in Music & Station ID by: Logan Belle DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of Conscious Radio Network™. This content is provided for informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as medical, legal, or professional advice. © 2015–2026 Conscious Radio Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Podcast produced by Conscious Radio Network™