In this episode, we had a thought-provoking discussion about the path to freedom and the liberation of Greater Kurdistan. Our guest, Baxtiyar Lala Hameed, challenged the conventional notion of Kurdish nationalism, proposing instead the concept of "Kurdewesti." He emphasized that embracing Kurdewesti doesn't necessarily require being a Kurdish nationalist. Rather, it entails understanding the essence of the Kurdish cause and struggles through our rich language, stories, tales, heritage, and idioms. Join us as we explore this compelling perspective and its implications for the Kurdish quest for liberation. ”ڕزگار نابین تا خۆمان نەناسینەوە، خۆمان ناناسینەوە تا ئاگاداری جیهانبینیی کوردی نەبین، ئاگاداری جیهانبینیی کوردی نابین تا ئاگاداری چیرۆک و پەند و مەتەڵ و زووانخەڵەتێنەی کوردی نەبین، ئاگاداری چیرۆک و پەند و مەتەڵ و زووانخەڵەتێنەی کوردی نابین، تا زمانی کوردی بە باشی نەزانین، زمانی کوردی بە باشی “نازانین، تا نەبینە کوردەویست.

In this episode, we delve into the rich tapestry of indigenous peoples in America, often referred to as Turtle Island. Joining me is a guest who holds a master's degree in post-colonial studies and has a background in studying indigenous literature in Canada. Throughout our conversation, we explore the history and experiences of indigenous communities both before and after colonial times. Our discussion encompasses various facets, including their unique religious beliefs, rituals, and rich cultural heritage.

Welcome to the second part of our episode, diving into Abdullah Öcalan's advocacy for self-administration (Democratic Confederalism) as the solution to the Kurdish question in the Middle East. We also delve into the roles of minorities and women within Rojava's self-administration.