In this week’s episode of 2 Pals & A Pod, we sit down with Prof. Chelsea Watego, a fierce intellect whose wisdom and truth-telling cut right to the heart of what it means to live, resist, and thrive as a Black person in so-called Australia.

From institutional racism to radical joy, this convo is one you don’t want to miss.

Don’t miss this engaging chat with one of Australia’s most influential thinkers!

Despite being described as “the world’s worst humanitarian crisis” Sudan has struggled to grab global attention - it has been silenced, invisiblised - but not forgotten. Those of us in the Palestine liberation movement know that our struggles are connected and that justice is indivisible. We have a duty to learn and act.

So we are honoured to have the powerhouse Yassmin Abdel-Magied on our show for an emergency 101/primer on the situation in Sudan and how we can help.

Yassmin Abdel-Magied is a Sudanese Australian writer, recovering mechanical engineer and award-winning social advocate who writes and speaks on politics, society, culture and technology.

This week on 2 Pals & a Pod, we sit down with Noura Mansour - political analyst, National Director at Democracy in Colour, and mother of two.

Join us as we explore:

• life under the daily realities of occupation and erasure • what it means to grow up in ’48 Palestine ‘48 • and what global solidarity must reckon with now

Watch the full convo on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Big thanks to our behind-the-scenes team:

🎥 Videographer: Camelia Gusmardy

🎨 Visuals/Socials: Fouad Malti

🎙️ This week on 2 Pals & a Pod, we sit down with Rawan Arraf — lawyer, advocate, and founder of the Australian Centre for International Justice.

We unpack one of the most contentious questions right now: If Gaza is the test, has international law already failed?

Join us as we explore:

• how advocacy and law converge in the fight for Palestine

• what real accountability could look like

• and where global solidarity goes from here

Watch the full convo on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Big thanks to our behind-the-scenes team:

🎥 Videographer: Camelia Gusmardy

🎨 Visuals/Socials: Fouad Malti

🎙️ Episode 5 of 2 Pals & a Pod is out now!

We’re joined by the inimitable Amani Haydar, writer, artist, and advocate, for a powerful conversation on feminist praxis in a time of genocide. Together, we explore the links between state-sanctioned and interpersonal violence, asking: how can a race-critical, anti-imperialist, anti-colonial feminism help us make sense of - and resist - the violences we’re living through?

Big thanks to our behind-the-scenes dream team:

🎥 Videographer: Camelia Gusmardy

🎨 Visuals/Socials: Fouad Malti

The next of 2 Pals & a Pod with the extraordinary Dr. Samah Jabr has just dropped!

A Palestinian psychiatrist, writer, and trailblazer in liberation psychology, Dr. Jabr unpacks the psychological toll of occupation, intergenerational trauma, and the sumud of Palestinians.

This is a conversation you need to hear!

Watch the full convo on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

And be sure to follow Dr Jabr's important work and purchase her first English-language book, Radiance in Pain and Resilience.

Big thanks to our behind-the-scenes dream team:

Videographer: Camelia Gusmardy

Visuals/Socials: Fouad Malti

“Nothing could honestly ever prepare you.”

The third episode of 2 Pals & a Pod with Dr Bushra Othman is out now. Dr Othman is the first Palestinian-'Australian' woman doctor to go to Gaza, and recently returned from her third medical mission there.

On this episode, Dr Othman talks about starvation as a deliberate strategy to fracture communities, the gendered impact of genocidal violence, the responsibilities of medical professionals in a time of genocide, and how she used instant coffee packets to help a 13 year old boy with his physio sessions.

Big thanks to our behind-the-scenes team:

🎥 Videographer: Camelia Gusmardy

🎨 Visuals/Socials: Fouad Malti

The second episode of 2 Pals & a Pod features special guest Dr Lana Tatour, a ‘48 Palestinian, academic, writer, and relentless critic of settler colonialism.

Tune in as we discuss Lana’s new co-edited volume Race and the Question of Palestine, racism and Facebook parenting groups in Israeli society, and what it means to be a ‘48 Palestinian interpreting events in Gaza across Arabic and Hebrew.

Big thanks to our behind-the-scenes dream team:

🎥 Videographer: Camelia Gusmardy

🎨 Visuals/Socials: Fouad Malti