SRM Live S02E17 - The Current Crisis In Iran

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This episode, SRM hosts Rafal and Sachit will be diving deep into the recent Iran crisis with two very interesting guests: Shoki Hayir, a professor at the Maastricht University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and Tiko - a passionate follower of the field. Their academic opinion will be contrasted with pre-show interviews with people of Iranian origin to explain the current state of Iran and its socio-political origins. Track list: Vesuvius - Lisette Lowe Saale Dohezar - Dariush Havar Havar - Kourosh Yaghmaei Talagh - Googoosh Helelyos - Zia No Land's Song - Emel Mathlouthi

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