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In-depth interviews with Cornell Tech Masters students delving into their personal and professional lives and thoughts on a wide range of issues. Hosted by Ali Khan and Noah Weinflash, two current Cornell Tech MBA students.

Sher Ali Khan and Zara Richter have formed this project named "Facing Autonomy" as a combination of Marxist author CLR James and the global movement most well known for originating in Italy named Autonomist Marxism. Specifically Facing Autonomy is a leftist blog and podcast in honor of American-British author CLR James and his mid twentieth century combination of anti-racist politics, Trotskyist deviationism and Anarchist or Council Communist approaches. James' work in many parts of his life represents the wide swath of leftist political approaches used in the American and European 20th ...

This podcast 'English Learning Made Easy', aims at encouraging those learners who hesitate to speak English confidently. Here they are taught the English language through many ways like narrating stories, motivational lectures, discussions about difficulties in grammar, vocabulary etc. problems faced by learners and their solutions in a very simple and friendly way. Being an author, poet, teacher and a passionate lover of English language, I would love to collaborate with any podcast talking about literature, Drama , grammar, English language, debate, Philosophy, motivational lectures,etc.

A classical collection of recitations by the master narrator Zia Mohyeddin. Volume 16 includes essays and poetry by Agha Haider Mirza, Munshi Faizuddin,N. M. Rashid, Intezaar Hussain, Imtiaz Ali Taj, Ibn-E-Insha and Colonel Mohammad Khan.

Things That Move Me is a podcast about inspiration. Every fortnight on the show we will take a detailed look at inspiration; the moments that move us and why they do so. Inspiration can come in many forms; film, books, history, music, television etc. We’ll be looking at every one of these forms and many more!Things That Move Me is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Castbox and all your usual podcast platforms. Come and join the exploration of inspiration!https://linktr.ee/ali_khan91 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more ...

"The RAWVERSE" Podcast offers a tantalizing glimpse into a world of espionage excellence. This thrilling series unravels the complex lives of legendary RAW agents, exploring their unwavering loyalty and relentless pursuit of justice. Each episode takes you on high-stakes missions, from bustling city streets to remote Himalayan valleys, providing a front-row seat to their captivating adventures. Discover a captivating realm of spies, secrets, and suspense, where unwavering dedication is the name of the game. Join us in "The RAWVERSE," where espionage meets excellence in every riveting moment.

The Quran in Rhyme aims to be precise, concise, use contemporary English, and bring the Arabic original closer to English speakers so they can appreciate its depth and beauty. For learners of the English language, it will furthermore enable them to become more eloquent.

The translation is precise, concise, and written in contemporary English, aiming to bring the Arabic original closer to English speakers so they can appreciate its beauty and value. It will also allow the listener to improve their knowledge of the Quran. For learners of the English language, it will enable them to become more eloquent.

Adaab, this is Rashid and this podcast is an extent of my love for poetry, ghazals and literature in general. It’s a gaze about a man who sees the world differently mirroring it in the form of writing. Mukhtasar Khayal’ a name symbolizing the creative imagination and you can read the same in my book as well. In the hustle bustle of life, let’s steal few moments and start a dialogue to relish memories, experiences and life in itself. Hoping you cherish listening to the podcast, as me sharing it with you all.

"Saaz-o-Awaz" (An evening of Ghazals) Ustad Hamid Ali khan.

Translation by: Fateh Muhammad Jalundhary & Urdu voice: Shamshad Ali Khan