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Mommying While Muslim is a one of a kind podcast where two American born and bred Muslim moms share their experiences to raise second generation kids. Having experienced both pre and post 9/11 America, they're acutely aware of the unique challenges their families face on top of the regular messes that all moms share. Mommying While Muslim is a space to take back their stories, and tell those no one will air on the news or portray fully or fairly in the media. Zaiba Hasan and Uzma Jafri are m ...
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Black Girl Blueprint was founded on the belief that Black girls have long been the ones to set the trends and transform the culture in a way that only we can. To put it simply: our podcast is devoted to showcasing raw, unfiltered, and unapologetic Gen Z Black girl perspectives. Our bi-weekly episodes will center the voices and celebrate the accomplishments of young Black women who have made their own impact on and within the culture. | Follow us on Instagram: @blackgirlblueprint | Lauren: @l ...
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Join us on The Good Sight Podcast as we delve into the world of environmental conservation with Rakesh Khatri, the 'Nest Man of India' and Founder of Eco Roots Foundation. Discover how one individual’s passion for protecting nature led to the creation of an organisation that’s making a tangible impact, from building homes for birds to uplifting rur…
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Our guest today is Shahnila Ahmad, a fellow podcaster and ICF certified and Gottman certified emotional coach @bravemuslimparents. We talk to her about the struggles of parenting vs. kidding, emotional regulation, and navigating some challenging situations that inevitably arise. Tune in at 6pm EST on Apple podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or head to ou…
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Join us on The Good Sight Podcast as we explore the transformative power of accessible entertainment with Dipti Prasad, founder of Nobaflix. In a world overflowing with streaming platforms, a crucial question arises: are these platforms truly inclusive? While many promise endless entertainment, few cater to the needs of people with disabilities. Th…
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Join us on The Good Sight podcast as we explore the transformative power of microfinance with Smita Ram, Cofounder of Rang De. Imagine a world where entrepreneurs in rural India can access affordable credit, breaking free from exploitative moneylenders. Discussion Highlights: - The moment that sparked Rang De's creation - Smita's secrets to staying…
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Noha Alshugairi, MS, LMFT and co-author of Positive Parenting in the Muslim Home, joins us today to be thanked for writing THE manual on Muslim American parenting we needed. Just kidding! Even she says that's not what it is, but it IS the text that gave us hope that there were other moms out there who knew our struggles and would help lighten them.…
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Join us on this episode of The Good Sight podcast as we chat with Virali Modi, a trailblazing disability rights activist and model, revolutionizing inclusivity in India. Discover how Virali's unwavering determination is challenging societal norms and creating a more accessibleworld. Discussion Highlights: - Virali's personal journey: overcoming dis…
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As mothers, we spend years nurturing, guiding, and preparing our children to take flight. And then one day, they do. The once chaotic household grows quiet, and we're left standing in the wake of their departure. It’s a moment we always knew would come, but it doesn't make the transition any less complex. This week's episode dives deep into the fee…
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This week's episode is all about Zaiba and Uzma's experiences parenting teenagers with the challenges and joys that come with it. If you don't know why they're calling it "The Wonder Years," it's because they are OLD. How they navigate this phase of motherhood in the bread and circus of American culture is a must listen. 🔏 Limitations of parental c…
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Join us on this episode of The Good Sight podcast as we chat with Nitisha Agrawal, Founder of Smokeless Cookstove Foundation, an organisation revolutionising kitchen safety for underprivileged families. Discover how Nitisha's innovative approach is transforming lives with smokeless cookstoves. Discussion Highlights: - Nitisha's inspiring transition…
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Join us on this episode of The Good Sight podcast as we chat with Sylvester Peter, founder of My Angels Academy, a pioneering organization empowering underprivileged children through football, education, and character-building activities. Discover how Sylvester's passion and unwavering belief in human potential have transformed lives and created a …
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Parenthood can be a beautiful journey, but it also comes with its share of challenges, right out of the gate. In this week's episode, we’re discussing the early years of parenting when loneliness, loss of identity, and postpartum mental health often overwhelm, sabotage, and debilitate some of us. We also explore what it means to raise spirited litt…
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Join us on this episode of The Good Sight podcast as we chat with Diksha Sekhri, head of the Royal Rajasthan Foundation, a pioneering organization revolutionizing women's empowerment in rural Rajasthan. Discover how the Foundation is challenging outdated standards and patriarchal norms by enabling opportunities for women's education, economic growt…
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There’s a lot to say about “mothers’ status” in Islam, but sadly, not enough about how to support her to maintain and thrive there. It’s hella lonely and confusing on these pedestals. We aren’t looking for trophies, just Jannah (heaven), but some of us get lost along the way. Good news! There’s a whole field of study about it! Matrescence, the deve…
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In this episode we are joined by Kruti Bharucha, CEO of Peepul, a non-profit revolutionizing education for underprivileged children. Discover how Peepul is transforming public schools by fostering collaborative learning, creativity, and critical thinking. Discussion Highlights: - Kruti's inspiring journey as a social entrepreneur - Peepul's innovat…
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☪☪On this popular replay from 2020 (can you believe it's been that long?!?!?!), podcaster mom, Farheen Raza @freeniraza, shared Shia history, practice, and whether or not sects make a difference in America. During this time of division and change in our nation, it DOES matter when we have schisms within Muslim America. Let's close those gaps togeth…
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In this episode, we're joined by Devesh Varma, Head of Ola Foundation, a pioneering organization driving women's empowerment and economic independence in India. With a mission to unlock India's true potential by bridging the gender gap, Ola Foundation is making a significant impact on the lives of of women and other vulnerable groups through transf…
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TRIGGER WARNING: This is one of our favorite episodes because it's no one is above spiritual abuse, and everyone is vulnerable to falling victim to it. We need to have a means to bring leaders to account in this life so we can protect each other in the next one. FACE (Facing Abuse in Community Environments) addresses those leaders who have taken ma…
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In this episode, we're joined by Uthara Narayanan, co-founder of Buzz Women, a global movement empowering women to take control of their lives. With a mission to drive women towards economic and social independence, Buzz Women is making a significant impact worldwide. Discussion Highlights: - Uthara's journey as a feminist and entrepreneur - The Bu…
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Trigger warning! This episode is NOT meant to be heard by children unless our mom audience feels they're ready for it. If you're a survivor of any sexual trauma, as a child or as an adult, you may not be ready for it either, so gauge your ability to revisit the past. We are here for you either way. If you need resources to deal with PTSD due to a h…
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Anyone ever feel self pity as you pick up in the kitchen at the end of the night, get laundry started or finished in the dark, put toys back where they belong, or end up refilling the tank at the most inopportune time because no one else did it? Are you the only one praying at salah time because your reminders fall on deaf ears or outright refusal?…
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Join us on The Good Sight podcast as we explore the importance of equal access to education with Mohammed Shahid, COO of OpenGrad. Here's what we discuss: - The journey and role of Mohammed Shahid at OpenGrad - Outlook on the current education system in India - How OpenGrad ensures education for all - Volunteering programs at OpenGrad - Prioritizin…
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Tina Khan joins us today to discuss her experience watching her son’s spiral into drugs and mental health crises and what it did to their family. This is definitely an episode you want to hear before you choose to let your kids listen in, but it really does merit a listen by young people to hear what drug addiction does, not just to an individual, …
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In this episode, we are joined by Priya Dutt, founder and trustee of the Nargis Dutt Foundation, a pioneering organisation dedicated to cancer healthcare and awareness. With a rich background in politics and social work, Priya shares her passion for promoting early detection and education to save lives. Discussion Highlights -Priya's journey throug…
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In this episode, we're joined by Arman Ali, ExecutiveDirector of National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People (NCPEDP), a leading advocate for disability rights in India. Formerly an HR Specialist at Infosys, Arman has driven initiatives for early intervention, rehabilitation, education, employment, advocacy, and legal aid for ch…
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In this episode, Zaiba discusses the concept of embracing challenges to develop many strengths, including the elusive growth mindset. It’s not just for kids, folks! Takeaways include Leaning into toughness to build resilience. Setting clear achievable goals Breaking down challenges into manageable steps can help in leaning into toughness. And many …
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In this episode, we're joined by Ratna Viswanathan, CEO of Reach to Teach. Ratna left a distinguished career in Civil Services to pursue her passion for education. With leadership experience at Oxfam India, VSO, MFIN, UNEP, and UNDP, she's dedicated to strengthening education. Join us as we explore her journey, Reach to Teach's work, and the future…
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Remember COVID cabin fever? And now it’s the middle of summer with all the kids home and some of us with hot flashes to boot. It’s a recipe for an explosion of tempers, so how do we manage ours? This is a great episode for those of us struggling to model prophetic behavior to our children, especially when it comes to the critical sunnah of controll…
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Summers are long and hot, and thanks to global warming, even longer and hotter. But while we’re cooped up indoors waiting for the world to come to its flaming end, we don’t have to be bored. Remember that as our kids grow up, so do we, and we can rediscover old beloved hobbies or learn new ones. What are Zaiba and Uzma up to this summer and what ar…
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Shownotes: This month’s Chit Chat Series addresses relevant mommying issues starting with the transitions we experience as adult children move out for college. Or go away for summer camp. Grief is real. So is the mental work WE have to do as moms to accept new roles and identities for ourselves as our kids enter the stage where they will spend the …
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Tune in for this recap of our June series "Children of Immigrants!" We review episodes recorded this months, as well as lessons learned from them, but the meat of the talk is the good and bad things we inherit and how we use them to do better with our own kids. First generation Muslim Americans, we need you to listen in especially! This whole podca…
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Our guest this week is, Marena Riyad, comedienne, creative, crafter, community builder, and crash courser in life. We got some learning today! From kidnapping to "it takes a village" to "be A LOT uncomfortable" to get where we want to go in life, we found a lot of Marena's talking points really hit home. Young wisdom is so very humbling, especially…
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We are celebrating Shellie McKinney of @momnetworkusa today, a first generation Muslim American and dedicated community organizer, who channels the resilience and spirit of her immigrant mother from Barbados. Growing up, Shellie learned from her mother's lead and "make lemonade" squeeze, founding an organization that is making the lives of our Musl…
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There's so much Zeena on the podcast, and you'll find out why next week! @zeena_altalib joins us for the first of our Children of Immigrants series this month, recounting her family's move to the US from Iraq, her experience of it as a teen and now, as a mom. At the end of the day, we determine that mothering is the same whether you are an immigran…
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We recap this month's moving episodes that acknowledge the incredible burden of motherhood during genocide. Insha'Allah, that weight will be relieved from the shoulders and hearts of the Palestinian people, ameen. 🍉🍉 If you've missed these episodes because you've been heartbroken and gaping at your phones over the ongoing horrors that have surpasse…
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Today’s guest, Morgan Cooper @mashjar_juthour, has lived and breathed Palestine for over two decades and is online telling Americans what her experiences have been as a Christian human in the land. She’s witnessed the DAILY government apartheid and violence against indigenous people and hasn’t been shy to speak up, a warrior mom to Palestinian chil…
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Fidaa Elaydi joins us today to share her personal experiences of Al Maghazi refugee camp in Gaza. A grandchild and child of Palestinian refugees to Gaza 76 years ago, she is four generations into a history of colonization and displacement, and now, genocide. As a mom of 4 herself, including a newborn, she has an acute perspective on mothers in Gaza…
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