TUT's Expert Opinions Podcast: Recent Episodes
Rahim Jessani
The Unfortunate Truth is a grassroots media outlet focused on educating and protecting people by creating factual, digestible, and personal content. TUT is a firm believer and supporter of science and academia. However, the voices of experts have been silenced or drawn out by misinformation. They also cover very complex and unique problems the everyday public does not have access to. The Expert Opinions Podcast allows experts to have direct and easy access to the public to educate and create a functional discourse.
Boston College professor Yasmin Zaerpoor joins the show to talk about the issues with distributing the Nile between Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt.
The first female coach in NFL history, Dr. Jen Welter, discusses her coaching experience and gender disparities within sports.
Professor Martin Summers joins the show to talk about the history of racial rhetoric in the United States and how it affects the black community today.
State Rep Anna Eskamani joins the show via Instagram live to discuss Florida's shortcomings with handling coronavirus and the difficulty to reopen schools in Orange County
Writer, comedian, and actress Natasha Chandel speaks about anti-blackness, mental health, and representation issues within the South Asian community in media.
Author and Boston College professor Ken Kersch joins the show to compare & contrast today's riots and protests to the civil rights movement of the twentieth century.
Rahim explores the origins of the South Asian community's unique history with anti-blackness and racism.
Rep Anna Eskamani joins the show to talk about Florida's unique approach in handling the coronavirus pandemic and how it affected the state's educational system.
In our first episode, Rahim will inspect the problems Veterans face daily, the VA's response to their call for help, and the government's role in funding the VA.