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The Hybrid
by Aisha Chebbi
A podcast diving deep into questions of identity, culture, and society. In order to truly cultivate an accepting, peaceful society, it is vital to learn more about the world around us. To break down stereotypes and lessen discrimination, we should step outside of our own world and immerse our self in other languages, cultures, and identities of people to become citizens of the world. Only through education can we truly know one another and lessen the amount of hate and injustice in America and all over the globe
Episodes
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Amplifying Young Voices for Change: In Conversation with Mariam Khan
Today I am joined by my friend Mariam Khan, a 2020 recipient of the Princeton Prize in Race Relations from Connecticut. Mariam is an incredible advocate and community organizer with a passion for policy change and equity in education. I hope you'll tune in to our conversation where we discuss...
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Tell Me A Story: Episode 2/2
In this episode, I'm sharing a recording of an interview that I did for the podcast, "Tell Me A Story" a few weeks ago. Hosted by Sara and Ljubica, two young leaders in Serbia, this podcast seeks to use the art of storytelling to inspire others and incite change. I am so honored and humbled to…
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Tell Me a Story: Episode 1/2
In this episode, I'm sharing a recording of an interview that I did for the podcast, "Tell Me A Story" a few weeks ago. Hosted by Sara and Ljubica, two young leaders in Serbia, this podcast seeks to use the art of storytelling to inspire others and incite change. I am so honored and humbled to…
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A Conversation with Kyla Warman: Advocacy, her project "K.I.N.D.", and her plans for the future
In this episode, I'm sharing a conversation with my friend Kyla Warman, a winner of the Princeton Prize in Race Relations 2020 from Kansas City. Kyla is an advocate committed to fighting for justice both in the short-term and the long-term. In this conversation, we discuss her major project...
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InterFaith Youth Miami, Episode 4: Art and Religion
Welcome back to the Hybrid Podcast, everyone! We're back with IFYM for our first *zoom* podcast given the situation with COVID-19. In this virtual meeting, we spent time talking about how our respective faiths help us cope with the situation with COVID-19 and how religion can be an outlet during...
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The Hybrid Podcast, Episode 6: Racism during the time of COVID-19
In the time of a pandemic impacting everyone in the global community, racism against the Asian community has spiked. While not a virus, racism against Asians has been spreading like one. Manifesting in many fields ranging from the fashion industry to food services, this blatant xenophobia has...
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InterFaith Youth Miami, Episode 3: Happy New Year!
Welcome back to the Hybrid Podcast, everyone! We're back with IFYM for our first podcast after the new year. In our first meeting of the year, we spend a little time discussing our respective new years' traditions and our personal resolutions for the new year. We also learn a little more about…
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InterFaith Youth Miami, Episode 2: From the history books to prayer nooks
Welcome back to the Hybrid Podcast! We're back with another discussion with IFYM. In this second half of our December meeting, we begin with a little history lesson into how religion has been a source for reforms and discussed conversion practices, and even brainstormed an idea for students to be...
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InterFaith Youth Miami, Episode 1: 'Tis the Season!
Welcome back to the Hybrid Podcast! I am very excited to announce this next section of the podcast. In this series, I will be recording segments of InterFaith Youth Miami's meetings. IFYM is an incredible group working to reduce barriers among young people in Miami and foster connection and...
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The Hybrid Podcast, Episode 5: What You Didn't Learn In History Class
What does Thomas Jefferson have to do with dinners following 14 hour fasts? Find the answer (and more!) in this episode of The Hybrid Podcast as we learn a little more about the early history of Muslims in the United States. If you want to learn more about the early roots of American-Muslim...
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The Hybrid Podcast, Episode 4: The Uyghur Crisis in Xinjiang, China
With the hashtag #CLOSETHECAMPS trending recently, I found it imperative to record an episode on the Uyghur Crisis occurring right now in northwest China. In this episode, we learn more about who the Uyghurs are, what is going on in their native region of Xinjiang, and most importantly, how we…
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The Hybrid Podcast, Episode 3: TCKs- Citizens of the World
In this episode, we take a closer look into the life of the unique Third Culture Kid. Who are TCKs? What makes up their three-part culture? Prior to recent decades, TCKs were an exception in mainstream society, but as globalization advances exponentially and the world grows and grows, TCKs are...
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The Hybrid Podcast, Episode 2: Melting Pot vs. Salad Bowl
In this episode, we delve deeper into questions of American multiculturalism, specifically the conflicting "melting pot" and "salad bowl" cultural ideas. From the 1780s until now, the idea of what American culture is composed of has been highly debated and is ever changing. Join me as we explore...
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The Hybrid, Episode 1: Introduction
Hey all! My name is Aisha Chebbi and welcome to the Hybrid Podcast! This first episode is pretty short and meant to serve as an Introduction as to what this show is about and what I hope to accomplish throughout the later episodes. I hope you'll stick around as we delve into learning more about...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast diving deep into questions of identity, culture, and society. In order to truly cultivate an accepting, peaceful society, it is vital to learn more about the world around us. To break down stereotypes and lessen discrimination, we should step outside of our own world and immerse our self in other languages, cultures, and identities of people to become citizens of the world. Only through education can we truly know one another and lessen the amount of hate and injustice in America and all over the globe
HOSTED BY
Aisha Chebbi
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