Samar Abdel-Rahman's Egyptian Male Film Stars in the Nasser Era: Envisioning a National Identity (American University of Cairo Press, 2026) explores male stardom in Egyptian cinema produced during the early years following the Free Officers' revolution of 1952, through the lives and careers of three key stars: Omar al-Sharif, Ismail Yassin, and Farid Shawqi. In attempting to find a balance between the traditional and the modern, the Nasser era placed an emphasis on education, work, and gender

Pundits, scholars, and the general public alike have argued that conspiratorial thinking is the greatest threat to liberal democracy. In Conspiracy: The History of a Political Obsession (Harvard UP, 2026), Dr. Nicolas Guilhot, however, challenges us to see conspiracy theories as a sign of the public’s desperation in light of liberal democracy’s failures. Conspiracism is widespread across the political spectrum, as citizens struggle with their disenfranchisement. How are we to imagine the future at

Join Matilda as she chats with experiential archaeologist Caroline Nicolay all about ancient pigments and painting! But what exactly is an experiential archaeologist? How does it relate to burnt clay? And what does any of this have to do with ancient Greek statues? Listen in to find out!TranscriptsFor rough transcripts of this episode go to https://www.archpodnet.com/teabreak/62LinksPario gallico instagramIron Age shieldsIron Age painted wallsWennungen wall fragment (largest fragment)Perth museum

Every week the story gets stranger, which is exactly why Sean Leahy and Andrew Maynard have started treating the OpenAI–Hugging Face saga like a true-crime podcast. What began this summer as AI agents slipping out of a cybersecurity test and breaking into Hugging Face has kept unspooling: an agent reaching non-public files on an Australian government Medicare statistics portal, unauthorized agent activity on U.S. federal agency websites, a Gemini model that wandered out of its own test, a United

Heather Webster and Eric Mccarty are my guests with whom I will explore in depth how we share about A Course In Miracles and why our direct communication with Christ is so crucial!In this conversation we are looking at the alter. We are sharing the process through which we follow guidance and how you can do so to.Join us in this exciting exploration of what it is like to live your passion.

There are some questions about the universe that are almost too big to wrap your head around. Why are we here? How did everything begin? Are we alone — or is there intelligent life somewhere else? Could aliens already know about us? And if the universe had a beginning, how does this whole thing eventually end?In this episode, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson tackles some of the most fascinating mysteries of the cosmos and separates what scientists actually know from what remains speculation. He

In this episode of the Get Obsessed podcast, Julie Lokun sits down with Janelle Brown, a mother of six, farmer, life coach, and one of the best-known faces of reality TV, to talk about 25 years of plural marriage, the decision to leave, and the new chapter she is building on her own terms.Janelle looks back at why her family went public, what it was like to live on camera for years, and how she learned to manage jealousy by understanding her own worth. She talks about raising children in the

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On this day, 6 October 1995, 32,000 machinists went on strike at Boeing, one of the world's largest aircraft manufacturers. It lasted for 69 days and ended in most of their demands being met. More information, sources and map: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/10666/machinists-at-boeing-strikeOur work is only possible because of support from you, our listeners on patreon. If you appreciate our work, please join us and access exclusive content and benefits at

Ep 386: Dr Sacks and Dr Shlosberg review the case with covered back in July 2023 (episode 137) and review the new developments, including her botched execution.Sponsors: (using our promo codes, supports the show!) Shopify - Start your business today with the industry’s best business partner, Shopify, and start hearing ’CHA CHING’ ! Sign up for your one-dollar-per-month trial today at Shopify.com/crimewomen Hungryroot - You’re going to love Hungryroot as much as we do. For a limited time get

Robert has a bone to pick with economic theory . . . In fact, he wants to pick its bones clean and start over with a much better theory for everyone! Join the duo as they discuss what economic theory gets wrong and how it might be put right . . .  Want more? Check out our latest books: Energise: The Secrets Of Motivation: https://shorturl.at/bbA7y React: Harness Your Animal Brain: https://shorturl.at/yiFQ9 Sign up to Robert’s Substack: https://robertwest100.substack.com/ Subscribe to the UBC

Warum wird eigentlich alles immer teurer? Oft lautet die Antwort schlicht: Inflation. Doch diese auffällig unpolitische Antwort unterschlägt, welche Akteure Preissteigerungen beeinflussen können und dies besonders in Krisenzeiten auch aktiv tun.Gemeinsam mit Isabella Weber sprechen wir darüber, wie Preise tatsächlich entstehen und warum globale Schocks so direkte Auswirkungen auf unser Leben haben. Welche Möglichkeiten hat Politik, statt immer nur die Folgen steigender Preise abzufedern? Und warum

The American Civil War is often remembered through famous battles, Abraham Lincoln, and the struggle between the Union and Confederacy. But behind those familiar events was a much more complicated story involving slavery, political conflicts, economic interests, divided communities, military decisions, and ordinary people caught in an enormous national crisis.Tonight, we explore the lesser-known stories and overlooked details of the American Civil War — from the tensions that led to the conflict to

A research debate on the 2007 paper Growth, innovation, scaling, and the pace of life in cities, by Luís M. A. Bettencourt, José Lobo, Dirk Helbing, Christian Kühnert, and Geoffrey B. West.When a city doubles in population, wealth and invention grow by more than double. Biology does the opposite: a larger animal uses energy more efficiently and lives more slowly. The paper's growth equations say a superlinear city has to produce major innovations at a continually faster rate, or growth stalls

Eine ruhige psychologische Folge über Melancholie als langsamen, nach innen gerichteten Blick. Mit historischem Kontext, Abgrenzung zur Depression und sanften Bildern von Erinnerung, Vergänglichkeit und Nacht.KI-Transparenzhinweis gemäß Art. 50 EU AI Act: Diese Folge enthält KI-generierte Inhalte. Text und Stimme wurden ganz oder teilweise mithilfe künstlicher Intelligenz erzeugt.

Betsy Emmons — https://journalism.unl.edu/person/betsy-emmons/ | Associate Professor of Advertising & Public Relations, University of Nebraska–Lincoln | Sports PR & Promotion | Accredited in Public Relations (APR)Betsy Emmons teaches sports media and public relations in the College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, after more than two decades teaching at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, and years in sports PR before that. The conversation

What’s Up With All This Fraud? What’s Real, What Isn’t, and Who Pays for It l Alexis Knight InvestigatesFraud is everywhere in the headlines right now, but what is actually true? Alexis looks at healthcare fraud, Social Security schemes, pandemic-relief fraud, election crimes, government losses, and the push for tougher penalties—then separates proven fraud from improper payments, political claims, and inflated numbers. Most importantly, what does all of this actually mean for taxpayers?Alexis

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Andra Gillespie is the author of The New Black PoliticianCory Booker, Newark, and Post-Racial America. Dr. Gillespie recommends the works of Drs. Byron D'Andra Orey, LaFleur Stephens-Dougan and Christopher Stout. More analysis like this straight to your inbox by subscribing to Civic Lens: marvinking1.substack.com

Click here to read the transcriptToday, I welcome back pediatric neuropsychologist Dr. Robin Peterson to explore why our field continues to struggle with defining and diagnosing learning disorders. We examine the limitations of traditional diagnostic frameworks, such as the IQ-achievement discrepancy model and pattern of strengths and weaknesses (PSW) approaches, while discussing why a conceptual shift toward developmental learning disabilities may better serve children. Robin breaks down the