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Del Beh Del
by The Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies
The Del-beh-Del Podcast is an extension of the Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies at San Francisco State. Del Beh Del hopes to amplify the stories and experiences of community members, artists, intellectuals within the global community who might receive less mainstream visibility. Del Beh Del will highlight difficult or unprecedented topics such as the stigmatization of mental health issues, cultural obligations, class, nationalism, sexuality, gender, among many other equally important heart-to-heart conversations.
Episodes
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Episode 6: Do-Rageh in Diaspora: Reflections on Multiethnic and Multiracial Identity in the Iranian Diaspora
In this episode of “Del Beh Del: Heart-to-Heart Conversations with the Global Iranian Diaspora,” co-hosts Ariana Damavandi and summer intern Tania Jiroudi engage guests from the Bay Area Iranian diaspora community in a long overdue conversation about being half-Iranian, growing up between…
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Episode 5: Sounds of the Diaspora: Persian Pop in Tehrangeles, Part 2
Center interns Naazley Boozari and Samira Singleton guest host part two of our fifth episode, "Sounds of the Diaspora: Persian Pop in Tehrangeles" with Dr. Farzaneh Hemmasi, Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology at the University of Toronto and author of "Tehrangeles Dreaming: Intimacy and...
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Episode 5: Sounds of the Diaspora: Persian Pop in Tehrangeles, Part 1
Center interns Naazley Boozari and Samira Singleton guest host part one of our fifth episode, "Sounds of the Diaspora: Persian Pop in Tehrangeles" with Dr. Farzaneh Hemmasi, Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology at the University of Toronto and author of Tehrangeles Dreaming: Intimacy and...
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Episode 4: OUT in the Diaspora, Pt. 2
We hope you enjoyed the last episode of the Del Beh Del Podcast with guest cohosts Ariana Damavandi and Leith Ghuloum. Their second episode focuses on trans Iranian women in the diaspora through a dialogue with actress Pooya Mohseni (https://pooyaland.com/) and musician Sepehr Mashiahof...
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Episode 4: OUT in the Diaspora, Part 1
Americans are often bombarded with narratives that convey narratives about how other countries are hostile to queer communities. While in many regards this is true, we rarely examine how Euro-American imperialism influenced these sentiments in Iran or how the homophobia and racism we are so quick...
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Episode 3: Mental Health Awareness and the Iranian Diaspora
An important conversation about mental health with our "Del Beh Del" co-hosts, Kimia Akbari and Jasmine Djavahery. Jilah Behnad and Manijeh Mahmoodzadeh share some of their experiences about breaking the stigma around mental health and helping our community to grow. Jila Behnad is an...
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Episode 2: Collective for Black Iranians
In this episode, co-hosts Kimia Akbari and Jasmine Djavahery speak with co-founders of the Collective for Black Iranians, Priscillia Kounkou-Hoveyda and Alex Eskandarkhah about the necessity that gave birth to the Collective, and the work they are doing to make visible and audible the stories of...
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Episode 1: Introduction
In this pilot episode, co-hosts Kimia Akbari, Azar Hatefi Graduate Fellow, and Jasmine Djavahery, UC Santa Cruz student and Center intern, share a little about this new podcast. The Del beh Del: Heart-to-Heart Conversations with the Iranian Diaspora podcast is hosted and presented by the Center…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Del-beh-Del Podcast is an extension of the Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies at San Francisco State. Del Beh Del hopes to amplify the stories and experiences of community members, artists, intellectuals within the global community who might receive less mainstream visibility. Del Beh Del will highlight difficult or unprecedented topics such as the stigmatization of mental health issues, cultural obligations, class, nationalism, sexuality, gender, among many other equally important heart-to-heart conversations.
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