HeyJaredAwJiz Boys Podcast | 🇦🇫 عاجز افغانها
What happens when two Afghans get together? Usually, just a bunch of hilarious nonsense. But throw in some cameras and a few mics, and suddenly, you’ve got the AwJiz Boys Podcast!
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Andrew Orolfo on Filipino Comedy, Afghan Culture, Relationships, Bronny James and Nepo Babies (opens the original)
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Andrew Orolfo is a Filipino-American stand-up comedian and one of the few non-Afghan guests who somehow fits perfectly into the AwJiz Boys universe. He grew up around Afghans, so this episode ends up feeling less like an interview and more like three guys trying to figure out which stereotypes belong to which community. This episode goes all over the place. We get into Andrew’s tattoos, Filipino identity, Afghan stereotypes, body image, basketball, relationships, breakups, and why some people ca
Afghan Diaspora Is Cringe, Entitled and Fighting in the Comments (opens the original)
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In Episode 64 of the AwJiz Boys, Kane and Dauood ask whether the Afghan diaspora has become cringe, entitled and disconnected from the people it claims to represent. Afghan Beef Jerky:Order at https://mazameats.com/ Clip from Afghan Creator : https://www.instagram.com/sami_zaraar/ Who is actually qualified to speak about Afghan culture: Afghans living inside Afghanistan or those of us raised in the diaspora? We discuss how our experiences in the West shape the way we talk about Afghanistan, why
Here Is What the Taliban Are Planning for Afghanistan ft. PocoLoco (opens the original)
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Here Is What the Taliban Are Planning for Afghanistan ft. PocoLoco This episode was recorded in 2025. Some political developments, policies, travel conditions, and personal circumstances discussed may have changed since filming. In this episode, the AwJiz Boys sit down with Yosaf, better known as PocoLoco, an Afghan American entrepreneur, cultural guide, and founder of Raza Afghanistan. Raised in San Jose, California, Yosaf grew up balancing life in the United States with deep connections to Afg
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