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The podcast touches on meaningful, fun and everyday topics related to the life of Ethiopian immigrants living in the western world. The aim is to record conversations between Habesha friends, located in different part of the world, including those back home, exchanging life experiences and sharing prospective so that other fellow countrymen going through the same lifestyle can draw helpful aspects that would inspire them to see value in whatever they go through in their own life and hopefull ...
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In the rooms where war, peace, and power are decided, words matter most. The Diplomat brings you raw conversations with ambassadors, envoys, and negotiators who shaped the hardest decisions in U.S. foreign policy and Middle East diplomacy. Hosted by Joe Kawly. Recorded from Washington. Produced by Middle East Broadcasting Networks (MBN). Joe Kawly brings extensive experience from conflict zones in the Middle East to the power corridors of Washington. As a journalist, he’s seen how words can ...
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Rachel Maddow, host of the #1 hits “Bag Man” and “Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra,” is back at the mic with a new original series, “Rachel Maddow Presents: Déjà News.” In each episode, Rachel and co-host Isaac-Davy Aronson seek a deeper understanding of a story in today's headlines by asking: Has anything like this ever happened before? Would knowing that help us grapple with what’s happening now… and what might happen next?
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Former U.S. Ambassador David Shinn offers rare insights into the shifting dynamics of the Horn of Africa. In this exclusive podcast interview, he unpacks U.S. policy, regional rivalries, and the road ahead. Joe Kawly brings extensive experience from conflict zones in the Middle East to the power corridors of Washington. As a journalist, he’s seen h…
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He warned NATO about Russia long before the tanks rolled into Ukraine and built one of the world’s most advanced digital societies from a country once dismissed as a “former Soviet republic.” In this episode of The Diplomat, former Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves joins Joe Kawly to reveal how ignorance, prejudice, and misplaced faith in dia…
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He advised U.S. presidents, negotiated peace deals, and shaped Washington's Middle East policy from the inside. In this episode of The Diplomat, veteran peace negotiator Aaron David Miller joins Joe Kawly to explain how domestic politics, evangelical support, and deep-rooted alliances continue to shape America’s policy on Israel and Gaza. From the …
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What happens when the truth comes too early, and no one listens? He wrote the memo that warned the Iraq war could ignite a regional storm. Then he was sent into the storm. In this episode of The Diplomat, Ambassador James Jeffrey reflects on what Washington refused to see, from Iraq’s fragile sovereignty to the myth of unlimited U.S. support. Joe K…
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What happens when war creeps to your doorstep, and you’re the one sent to hold the line? In this episode of The Diplomat, Ambassador Douglas Silliman tells the untold stories of his time in Kuwait and Iraq. From covert smuggling routes to tense backroom talks, this is the kind of diplomacy that never makes the news, but changes everything. Host and…
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From nuclear red lines to backchannel diplomacy, Eyal Hulata was at the heart of Israel’s national security strategy during some of its most delicate moments. In this episode of The Diplomat, Hulata speaks openly about covert strikes on Iran, the maritime deal with Lebanon, and the sentence that made him a political target. From secret mediation be…
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“We were not careful in Lebanon.” With that quiet indictment, former U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker begins a story that doesn’t read like memoirs, but like real lessons from the heart of war. In this episode of The Diplomat, Crocker recounts surviving the 1983 U.S. Embassy bombing in Beirut, exposing how Syria used terror as a foreign policy tool, an…
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Behind every nuclear crisis is a pattern of overlooked loopholes, ignored warnings, and political blind spots. From civilian cover stories to strategic exceptions, Henry Sokolski has spent four decades warning about the cracks in the global nonproliferation system. In this episode of The Diplomat, Sokolski explains how enrichment and reprocessing b…
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In December 2010, a fruit vendor’s act of protest sparked a revolution. Weeks later, Tunisia’s longtime dictator fled the country—and at the center of it all was Gordon Gray, the U.S. ambassador whose private cables pulled no punches about what was really happening on the ground. In this third episode of The Diplomat, Gray reflects on the moment wh…
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When former U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Francis Ricciardone spoke up about freedom of expression in 2013, it wasn’t meant to ignite a firestorm. But the backlash was swift, and the accusations - explosive. In this premiere episode of The Diplomat, we explore the thin line between diplomacy and provocation, and how one sentence turned into a geopoliti…
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From the Israeli withdrawal from South Lebanon in 2000 to the looming famine in Gaza in 2024, Ambassador David Satterfield has been in the room where decisions are made—but rarely discussed. In this first episode of The Diplomat, Satterfield reveals how Hafez al-Assad tried to sabotage Israel’s withdrawal by leveraging Hezbollah, how Syria blocked …
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Discussion points on this episode: - The importance of understanding the symptoms for Phone Addiction. - The Influence of Social Media - How the fear of mission out influences people to be addicted to their phones - Effects on Mental Health - The risk of Isolation in the absence of meaningful in-person connections. - The impact on Interpersonal Rel…
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An authoritarian ruler moves to invade a smaller country and take it for himself. People around the world rally to that country’s defense. European and American leaders grapple with how to stop the invasion and prevent a wider war. But this isn’t Russia and Ukraine in 2022. It’s Italy and Ethiopia in 1935. Rachel Maddow and Isaac-Davy Aronson explo…
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As conservative governors try to score political points by depositing busloads and planeloads of migrants in liberal cities, it can seem like an unprecedented exercise in cruelty. But it’s a page ripped from an earlier playbook in U.S. politics, one that was forgotten for decades for a very good reason. Rachel Maddow and Isaac-Davy Aronson revisit …
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A new president with authoritarian tendencies packs the nation’s highest court, which then outlaws abortion – sparking not just a backlash, but a new coalition for democracy and the rule of the law. Rachel Maddow and Isaac-Davy Aronson explore how events abroad in just the last few years might help us understand what is happening now in the United …
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In 1973, in the throes of the Watergate scandal, three young federal prosecutors uncovered a separate criminal scheme being run inside the White House — the sitting vice president, Spiro Agnew, was taking envelopes stuffed with cash in exchange for official acts as an elected official. If Nixon left office, Agnew would be the next President. And so…
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Republicans claim the election was stolen. They use those claims to justify suppressing people’s right to vote. All of it happening amid a national reckoning on race. Rachel Maddow and Isaac-Davy Aronson tell the story of a time uncannily similar to our own – in the early 1960s. And how it’s both a parallel to our present moment and the origin of c…
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Long before Governor Ron DeSantis declared a new war on wokeness, Florida lawmakers in the 1950s and 60s tried going after the NAACP, suspected communists and gay people in Florida schools and universities. The lawmakers upended life for countless numbers of their fellow Floridians before being upended themselves by their own zeal for the cause. No…
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A violent right-wing mob interrupts lawmakers formalizing the transfer of power to a new leader. But this isn’t Washington, D.C., on January 6, 2021, but rather Paris on February 6, 1934. Rachel Maddow and Isaac-Davy Aronson explore that earlier event, the way it reverberates to this day and how it could help us understand what January 6 will mean …
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Rachel Maddow, host of the #1 hits “Bag Man” and “Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra,” is back at the mic with a new original series, “Rachel Maddow Presents: Déjà News.” In each episode, Rachel and co-host Isaac-Davy Aronson seek a deeper understanding of a story in today's headlines by asking: Has anything like this ever happened before? Would knowing…
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Meron joined me in this episode to debate on the importance of communication in every aspect of our life. If improper communication becomes our style, the point we are trying to make is usually ignored. -So how do we define openness in communication? is it better conceived by what we say it or by our tone of voice? -Can our personality traits impac…
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We expressed our limited perspectives emphasizing the importance of social structure and culture when underlining the pros and cons of modern feminism. We talked about the impact of feminism on 2 completely different realities. Social context on attitudes in the developing countries and status discontent in the developed world. If you want to parti…
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At what point does narcissism becomes a personality disorder? How can we improve our awareness on the subject? We have discussed about how our modern living ways are promoting narcissism. Also, we argued on how being involved with narcissists' can deeply affect our lives in more ways than we give them credit for. Music credit: TrIsTeNRuLeS13 Jay-Z …
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In this episode, the talking point is about how limits and rules we set within relationships. Boundaries can vary in ways and forms but are there set of rules that everyone should abide? How do we differentiate a rigid boundaries to a healthy boundaries? Email; [email protected] Music ; Ketsa - Origin Funk Feel free to share your view If you w…
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In this episode , we discuss how a conditioned thinking can have a serious consequences on how we interact with money. Also, we talk about the importance of self-awareness in order to improve how relationship with money. Every time there is a financial struggle in our life, we tend to feel victims of the system. And if the common belief is that we …
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In this episode we discuss the power of LOA(Law of attraction). is it stronger than any life circumstances? can we recondition our mindset to see it manifest? Email: [email protected] Leave a feedback: https://www.podchaser.com/HuletSanteemForChange Podcast FB Page: www.facebook.com/Hulet-Santeem-For-Change-111007994160670 Credit: Music - Shao…
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In this episode, we talk about the challenges we face in allowing forgiveness in a relationship. Why we do it and the reason we do it can vary according to our own interpretation of what forgiveness means. Email: [email protected] Leave a feedback: https://www.podchaser.com/HuletSanteemForChange Feel free to share your view If you want to part…
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Brook and a dear friend from Ethiopia, Abel, will join me in this episode to debate on the subtle difference that exists between the act of kindness and the notion of being positive in life. How do we define a kind person? is it right to undermine people's ethics/moral without considering their circumstances and reason? Also, is it really possible …
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In this episode, with my friend Redi, we will discuss about; - What to do when our expectations and reality misalign. - The benefit of travelling alone - the impact westernized culture is having on Ethiopian culture. Email: [email protected] Leave a feedback: https://www.podchaser.com/HuletSanteemForChange Feel free to share your view If you w…
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In this episode, alongside my friend, we discuss on ; - how marriage is regarded by our fellow countrymen while living in the western world with less financial security. - we will discuss the difficulty in finding new friendship at our age - internalized sexism in the habesha community Email: [email protected] Leave a feedback: https://www.pod…
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In the first episode, alongside my brother, we discuss on methods we can apply while dealing with stress and mental issues related to living in a world that was not built for us. As Ethiopians who have lived most part of their life abroad, we believe the best way to go forward is to reconnect with oneself which would help us feel like ourselves aga…
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ETHIOPIA: Foreign Minister Gedu Andardachew accused Egypt of abstracting the tripartite negotiations over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. The Foreign Minster gave a briefing to local media regrading the ongoing tripartite talks over The GERD. He called on all ETHIOPIANS to stand together in asserting their right to utilize their own natural re…
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ETHIOPIA: Interview with Journalist Tamerat Negera on current Ethiopian affairs, Ethio-Eritrea relationship, Jawar Mohammed joining the Oromo Federalist Congress (OFC) Party and more
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Panel discussion on the members of Baladera Council arrest ahead of Sunday's planned demonstration, the closer of major federal highways that connect Amhara region to Addis Ababa and more
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