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Mahmoud Abdul Rauf formerly known as Chris Jackson was a legend on the court who joins us to discuss how being in the NBA strained his decision to become a Muslim.  Ultimately Abdul-Rauf was asked to leave the NBA due to his decision to actively pursue Islam.  In this podcast he talks about his journey and how it has changed him.  For all of us who pursue the glamorous, extravagant life this really is an eye opening podcast that shows you maybe its not all it seems to be.  Tune in to hear a perspective you don't usually get to hear from a former NBA star.

Today on a very special episode of 70% Halal we discuss feminism.  Feminism is becoming a political movement, not just a matter of self-help anymore.  Nour joins us to talk about how feminism played into her life and the negative effects it had on her.  There is a fine line between being confident and empowered and just going overboard.  Join us as we tackle the discussion of feminism and how it can be used properly and improperly.  Great episode for guys and girls to listen to as there are many factors that contribute to modern day feminism.

Leon a revert to Islam lived a life full of gang violence, drugs, alcohol and women.  He thrived in the streets of Flint Michigan as a drug lord until one day he got setup by his friends in a drive by and was shot in the head and left for dead.  Instead of realizing his close call on life he went back to the streets and found himself dealing in the same game he was in before.  Once again he found that his friends set him up with the police and Leon was convicted and sent to jail.  In jail Leon found two muslim inmates who showed him a different lifestyle.  Leon is now out of jail and lives a clean life.  His transformation is intense and his story is even more detailed.  Make sure to tune in to hear how Leon changed his life due to Islam.

Aisha joins us on the podcast to talk about the very sensitive issue of divorce in our society.  Aisha a divorcee shares her story of her divorce and what she learned from it.  Aisha then discusses how our communities treat women who have gone through a divorce and how it is flawed on many levels.  She also discusses how her parents have changed their cultural mentality on who would be a suitable partner for their daughter.  Finally, we all discuss what men and women should do if they are going through a similar situation.  I think this is a great episode for married or non married couples to listen to as it is a good reminder of how to treat people properly and not jump to assumptions about an individual just because they have been divorced.

In today's episode we go one on one with Fatih Seferagic.  Fatih is a Qari that is known worldwide for his beautiful recitation.  However, at the young age of 20 years old its not always easy to live up to the expectations a reputation like this assumes.  We talk to Fatih about the struggles of always being in the limelight and constantly being judged.  Fatih gives some advice on how people should be more understanding and non-judgmental.  Finally we get to hear some of Fatih's amazing recitation.

Rabia Chaudry is an inspirational woman that is heavily involved in the Adnan Syed case that so many of us heard about through the podcast, Serial. We had the absolute pleasure of getting a one on one with Rabia to talk about her personal feelings regarding the 17 year struggle on the Adnan case. If you ever wondered about the woman behind the case that was an internet phenomenon here is your chance! You definitely don't want to pass on this one.

Mushira joins us to discuss her perspectives on becoming a hijabi.  We go into details on the personal struggle that she had in coming to this point.  The benefits she has experienced and some of the hardships she has gone through are also discussed.  Finally, she talks about her support groups and offers some advice to any women that are considering doing hijab.

Today we discuss perspectives on growing up Muslim in a non-Muslim country.  Tune in to get some perspectives on how to be more understanding towards your non-Muslims neighbors.

Join us in interviewing Sajjad Shah, the president of the most viral Instagram page in the Muslim community today, Muslims of the World.

We have Samina Shah on the podcast today to talk about parents loving their kids.  Often times there is a lack of affection between parents and their children because of cultural differences.  Samina gives her perspective regarding this cultural gap and offers some tips to current parents and future parents to bridge that gap.

Today we have Sarah on the show.  Sarah grew up in a household where she experienced domestic violence regularly.  Sarah shares her story so that she can help other women who might be going through the same thing.  She also gives some advice on what to do to better the situation.

Our response to the attacks that occurred in Paris.  Tune in to see how we speak against the individuals responsible for these attacks.  We also make the point that Islam is not tied to these horrible acts.

Our Introduction Podcast gives a brief description of the podcast and the content we will be covering.