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Episode 17 of the Radio Resistance Podcast welcomes the esteemed journalist Lara Logan to examine U.S. policy in Afghanistan and the consequences of recent decisions. Lara sheds light on the Biden administration's approach, from the controversial funding of the Taliban to the refusal to engage with Afghanistan's democratic opposition. We also delve into the potential impacts of future U.S. elections on these policies and explore the role of the National Resistance Front in the ongoing resistance. Join us for a critical analysis of the ongoing struggle for stability in Afghanistan.
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In Episode 16 of the Radio Resistance podcast, Sarah Adams, former CIA targeter and author of 'Benghazi: Know Thy Enemy,' shares her experience going after high profile terrorists from Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, and several other terrorist groups who are now playing an active role in Taliban-run Afghanistan. 

With her expertise into the tactics and motivations driving these organizations, Sarah sheds light on the current situation of global terrorism and the role of the Taliban. Discussing the resurgence of Al-Qaeda and the negligence of the Resistance highlights parallels between pre-9/11 conditions and today's global landscape, complete with a stark warning—history could be repeating itself right before our eyes.
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Episode 15 of Radio Resistance welcomes Ambassador Ashraf Haidari for an insightful discussion on the national interests, leadership, and multifaceted challenges faced by Afghanistan. This episode delves into the impact of global politics and patriotism on the country, emphasizing the resilience of its values amidst the Taliban's regime and other ongoing challenges.

The conversation takes a critical look at the refugee crisis, with specific attention to Pakistan's role and its impact on those fleeing the instability exacerbated by the Taliban. This in-depth discussion not only highlights the complex realities of the region but also underscores the urgent need for a cohesive global response.
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In episode 14 of the Radio Resistance podcast, we discuss the recent catastrophic earthquakes that shook Herat, one of Afghanistan's most historically and culturally rich cities. The tremors not only disturbed the ground but reverberated through all the hearts of Afghanistan's people, shedding light on the overarching challenges they face amidst a tumultuous socio-political climate.

We've aimed to raise awareness about the devastating aftermath and emphasize the inefficacies of the current governance. More than ever, Herat needs our collective support. Below are the links to fundraisers committed to direct aid for the affected:

1. Mosaic Afghanistan: https://donorbox.org/herat-earthquake-1
2. Aseel App: https://aseelapp.com/do_good/herat-earthquake-disaster-fund.html
3. Angela Ghayour’s GoFundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/emergency-aid-for-afghanistan-herat-earthquake

Please consider donating and help us amplify the voices of those affected.
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Episode 13 of Radio Resistance sheds light onto an unfolding crisis that's not getting the attention it should - the "Waziristanization" of northern Afghanistan, as Pakistani Taliban (TTP) terrorists and their families are being resettled in the north.

We dissect the many sides of this escalating situation - forced displacement of indigenous populations, Taliban's fueling of ethnic tensions, regional security risks, geopolitical games, and the pressing need for a united global counter-terror response.

Since recording this episode, the situation has unfortunately worsened, adding an even greater sense of urgency. We've linked to some resources below to keep you updated.

06/13/2023: https://www.afintl.com/en/202306135006
06/13/2023: https://www.wearenrf.org/publications...
06/21/2023: https://www.usip.org/publications/202...
07/2023: https://smallarmssurvey.org/smuggling...
07/08/2023: https://www.voanews.com/a/pakistan-ca...
07/11/2023: https://amu.tv/56130/
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In this episode of Radio Resistance, renowned scholar Professor M. Nazif Shahrani explores Afghanistan's rich cultural pluralism and the implications of decentralizing power structures. Navigating polarized discourse, the failures of past governance, and the promise of the National Resistance Front, we envision a unified front against Taliban oppression. Tune in for a nuanced understanding of Afghanistan's struggles and potential paths forward.
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