What if your favourite pop star performed for a dictator? How do you feel about movie stars commenting about global affairs on Twitter? Did you know a top supermodel has testified at The Hague? Each week, Mariam and Aisha jump on long-distance calls to discuss the moments in history where pop culture and politics collide, and what it means for fans everywhere.
Voice of America
Monocle
Coconuts
The Critic
BBC World Service
Talk TV
Pure Nonfiction
BBC World Service
Loa
The World in Words
Michael and Phil
Creative Seoul
Arirang Radio
mango masala
Agonising Uncle - Beams.fm
From The West
None
BBC World Service
Melan Melon
Different Things Can Be Sad
NYC Protest Coverage
BBC Radio 4
DVB English
NPR
MustárFM
The New York Times
Chris Paek and Liz Lin
DW.COM | Deutsche Welle
Self Evident Media LLC
Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast
BBC Radio 4
None
Danny Bull
BBC World Service
Nelson de Gouveia
Black's History Week
World's Smartest Podcast Network
BBC World Service
Scott Gurian
Amnesty International UK
Pandora Sykes and Dolly Alderton
BBC World Service
PBS NewsHour
BBC World Service
The Korea File
Podmasters
BBC World Service
Yvonnet-Réan
BBC World Service
Fancy Face
Dead Ladies Show Podcast
Re-Educating Dad, the X-generational podcast
michaellouismerrill
None
khanin baruah
Biteback Publishing
Benedicta Djumpah
TRLBLZR MAG
Jaylyn Aguas
WNYC Studios
hapahappyhour@gmail.com
Seasoned Sessions
GB News
The Korea File
Slow Hands
Richard Lipman
loa.fm
The Korea File
LBC
BBC World Service
Mearl Colaco
tbcwaad
Mike Kaspar
Editorji Podcast
BackStory
BackStory / Panoply
BBC Radio 4
Mark Steyn
The Retrospectors
Film Companion
FRANCE 24 English
Artsy Editors
The SaVeg Podcast
Baozii Boy
None
BBC World Service
FORTHE
PEN America
Pushkin Industries & iHeartPodcasts
BBC
National Portrait Gallery
The Spectator
NPR
Janet Saidi
KBIA
Arif Mukti Ramadhan
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
The Big Light