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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2025 · 41 MIN

Istanbul's international airport is like a casino you can't leave and we go to South Africa to see if there is a White Genocide happening

from Halal Cartels · host Halal Cartels

Recent travel experiences adventures in France, Istanbul, and South Africa. We gain new cultural insights, the uniqueness of various museums, and the contrasts between different cities. We talk about Istanbul, Cape Town, and Soweto. Throughout, they reflect on the importance of understanding different cultures and the shared humanity that transcends borders. While the rest of the world is descending into ethnic nationalism, South Africa is trying to make the whole post-colonial multicultural democracy thing work.

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