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Can John Milton's 350 year-old epic poem, Paradise Lost, teach us anything about pluralism and marginalization in the modern world?

Raji Sourani, a human rights lawyer in Gaza and Dir. of Palestinian Center for Human Rights, is working to bring Israel before International Criminal Court. He speaks with Muftah...(continued: http://bit.ly/21KX6l7)

In this podcast, David and Adama discuss Adama's 2005 arrest, the struggles Muslim Americans face today, and what every American can do to help...(continued: http://bit.ly/1TDG0AJ)

In this Muftah podcast, we speak with Virtual Dinner Guest founder Eric Maddox along with two of the project's volunteers...(continued: http://bit.ly/1NZL5M5)

In this podcast, we hear from one of the main organizers of the "You Stink" protests about reforming Lebanese politics...(continued: http://bit.ly/1W7LFBg)

In this podcast, we discuss the geopolitics of Georgia, a country located at the strategically important crossroads between Europe and Asia...(continued: http://bit.ly/1hOw1bx)

In this Muftah podcast, we hear from journalist and filmmaker Safa al-Ahmad. Safa has directed documentaries for the BBC and PBS, most recently diving into Houthi-controlled regions of Yemen...(continued: http://bit.ly/1

In this Muftah podcast, we speak with Kuwaiti activist Nawaf Al-Hendal about the dangers inherent in the GCC security pact...(continued: http://bit.ly/1JTH1fU)

In this podcast, we speak to Jamil Dakwar, director of the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) Human Rights Program...(Continued: http://bit.ly/1S1OizS)

In this podcast, we hear from Dr. Trita Parsi, the founder and president of the National Iranian American Council, and an expert on U.S.-Iranian relations...(Continued: http://bit.ly/1FtQTiB)

Hussein Habib Mubarak is the youngest resident in the Isa Town Women’s Prison in Bahrain. He is ten months old...(continued: http://bit.ly/1CX7Z0S)

In this Muftah podcast, we hear from Rami Khouri, the founding director and now senior policy fellow of the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs...(continued: http://bit.ly/1Oy2JZY)

In this Muftah podcast, we hear from Hatem Abudayyeh, a longtime activist and member of Chicago’s Arab American community...(Continued: http://bit.ly/1b0DocK)