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a podcast for the girls// grab a cup of mint tea and join Nashwa Lina Khan and friends while they explore issues in politics, pop culture and beyond. habibtiplease.substack.com
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Kokym on Fala7i Pop: Palestinian Humour and Liberation in Full Frame (opens the original)
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In this episode of Habibti Please host Nashwa Lina Khan sits down with Palestinian pop artist Kokym (aka. Karam Khalaf) in Montreal for a conversation about music, liberation, humour, Jerusalem, fala7i pop, weddings, language, and what it means to make joyful Palestinian art in a world that so often demands Palestinians appear only through grief. Recorded at CKUT 90.3 FM as a collaboration between Habibti Please , Under the Olive Tree (Canada’s only radio show dedicated solely to Palestine, on a
Morocco at the MAGA World Cup: A Habibti Please x The End of Sport Crossover (opens the original)
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In this special crossover episode, Nashwa joins Derek and Priyansh of The End of Sport to talk about the cultural, political and social significance of Morocco’s men’s national football team at the 2026 MAGA World Cup. Together, they discuss Morocco’s World Cup journey, what the national team means to Moroccans at home and across the diaspora, and the politics carried through football celebrations. The conversation moves through Moroccan identity, migration and colonialism, as well as policing,
There Is No Neutral Tech with Ibtihal Aboussad (opens the original)
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There Is No Neutral Tech with Ibtihal Aboussad Speaking to Imam Omar Suleiman saying “I just did not want to stand before Allah on the Day of Judgement and have to admit to any complicity in this genocide.” In this episode of Habibti Please , Nashwa speaks with Moroccan software engineer and community organizer Ibtihal Aboussad about Big Tech, Palestine, worker resistance, artificial intelligence, surveillance, militarization, faith, and collective refusal. At the centre of the conversation is a
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