E555 | In the aftermath of the First World War, the Egyptian streets rose up against British rule during a period of global anti-imperialism, and the voices of the 1919 revolution have echoed throughout Egyptian history ever since. In this first installment of our four-part series on "The Sound of Revolution in Modern Egypt," we consider how the First World War reshaped political consciousness in Egypt, as our guests Kyle Anderson and Alia Mossallam explore the experiences of the Egyptian Labor Corps and the sonic history of WWI. We examine the adventure, hardship, exile, and abuse Egyptian workers faced serving the British war effort, as well as how the war changed the society they returned to, in the words of one famous song from the period, "safe and sound." In discussing the popular songs of the war period that entered Egyptian national canon, our guests illuminate the ways in which shared songs can be modified and repurposed for new political contexts, drawing attention to the need for reconstructing the layers of context contained within some of history's earliest sound recordings.

More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2023/12/elc.html

Kyle Anderson is an Associate Professor at SUNY Old Westbury and the author of The Egyptian Labor Corps: Race, Space, and Place in the First World War. His research has been funded by the Kluge Foundation, the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) and the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE). 

Alia Mossallam is a cultural historian and writer, currently an associate fellow of the Forum Transregionale Studien, Berlin.

CREDITS 

Episode No. 555
Release Date: 4 December 2023
Sound production by Chris Gratien
Sound Elements (by order of appearance): Naima al-Masriya and Seyyid Darwish - Khod al-Biza; Naima al-Masriya - Ya Aziz Aini; Seyyid Darwish - Zourouni Kulli Sana Mara; El Sharq wel Gharb; Chad Crouch - Charcoal; Sadak Berreshid (Lautarchiv); Seyyid Darwish - Salma Ya Salama; Dalida - Salma Ya Salama
Additional thanks to Brittany White

Season 13

The Egyptian Labor Corps and the Echoes of WWI

E556 | During the interwar period, the recording industry reshaped Egyptian culture and politics through music. But as we discuss in part two of our four-part series on "The Sound of Revolution in Modern Egypt," everyday sounds of the city are no less part of Egypt's political history. As our guest Ziad Fahmy explains, writing sonic history requires listening to the sources with ears attuned to the sentiments and sensibilities of past people. Together, we listen to a early recording of Egyptian street sounds and explore the world of sound that awaits within the textual record, focusing on how class dynamics played out on the soundscape of Cairo and Alexandria. We also consider how the rise of a new medium, radio, began to reshape the sonic life of ordinary Egyptians during the interwar period, paving the way for the media revolution of the 1950s and 60s.

More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2023/12/fahmy.html

Ziad Fahmy is a Professor of Modern Middle East History at Cornell University’s department of Near Eastern Studies. Professor Fahmy is the author of Street Sounds: Listening to Everyday Life in Modern Egypt (Stanford University Press, 2020). Street Sounds was a co-winner of the Urban History Association's 2021 Award for Best Book in Non-North American Urban History. He also wrote Ordinary Egyptians: Creating the Modern Nation through Popular Culture (Stanford University Press, 2011), and is currently writing his third book, tentatively titled, Broadcasting Identity: Radio and the Making of Modern Egypt, 1925-1952.

CREDITS

Episode No. 556
Release Date: 3 December 2023
Sound production by Chris Gratien
Sound Elements: Travel Penguin - Islamic Cairo, Al-Muizz Street - Egypt; Chris Gratien - Nightime Cab in Cairo (2005); Munira al-Mahdiyya - Aldahre Kata Awsali; Fox Movietone - Egyptian Army review; Egyptian Dancers; Cairo Street Scenes, 1928 (University of South Carolina Libraries); Ya Shabab El Nil - Umm Kulthum; جزء من مباراة بين الزمالك وانترناسونالي الإيطالي تعليق محمد لطيف

The Politics of Street Sounds in Interwar Egypt

Inspired by the biological process of cell division, Quiz Guy John Chaneski came up with a puzzle in which a vowel inside a word divides into two, as in the words cot and coot. If E and O are the only vowels that might replicate, guess what pair of words might be clued by the following observation? When I was a kid in the '50s, we'd either go to a dance or play ring toss. http://waywordradio.org

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Analisa a decisão do STF que determina que a imprensa pode ser punida por acusações falsas de entrevistados

Presidente da Associação Nacional de Jornais e colunista de GZH, jornalista Marcelo Rech - 04/12/23

Como o Brasil está lidando com os problemas ambientais? O enviado especial do Grupo RBS, Rodrigo Lopes, recebe Camilla Jardim, porta-voz do Greenpeace no país. A apresentadora Alice Bastos Neves conta as experiências que teve em Dubai.

#3 - O Brasil e as expectativas dos movimentos ambientalistas

Toda cultura precisa de uma aspiração que transcende a ordem individual, um rumo que seja desejado pela maioria e não imposto por uma elite que se finge de povo

A Grande Mídia, o Falso Sábio e o Fim do Mundo.

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In My Soul (Extended Mix)-Zsak
Touch Me-Rui Da Silva
My Feelings Can't Explain (Jay Vegas House Mix)-Mattei & Omich, Fatimah 
Sophia (Zetbee Remix)-CEV's, Wallas
All Night (Original Mix)-Mark Armitage, Charlie Big Potato
What You Need (Extended Mix)-Bobjim
Just Can't Stop (Incantation Mix)-Serpico
Short (Original Mix)-Max Christensson
Wild Mind feat. Amal Nemer (Original Mix)-AJ Christou, Amal Nemer
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Cada Vez (CASSIMM Extended Remix)-Sean Finn
Life Is a Song (Philly Mix)-David Morales, Michelle Perera
Go The Mile (Dancing) (Hatiras Remix)-Glen Horsborough, Leo Wood, Hatiras

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E7: Lifestyle Medicine, com Margarida Santos

Ir ao médico depois do sintoma ou antes dele aparecer? O que é um estilo de vida saudável e como é que a alimentação pode ajudar-nos a prevenir diversas doenças? 
Mas... será que "o alimento é o nosso melhor medicamento?" 
Como utilizar as redes sociais para nosso benefício?

Para responder às questões tenho comigo a Margarida Santos, médica de profissão com um gosto especial pela área de lifestyle medicine, nutrição e prevenção.

Sigam a Margarida no instagram em @margarida.dgsantos e no site thelifestyleplan.pt onde encontram conteúdo sobre medicina, nutrição e receitas maravilhosas!

Obrigada por assistires ao episódio! Deixa o teu comentário, partilha e fica atento aos próximos episódios!

Edição e apoio fundamental na imagem do podcast - muito obrigada João Portela. Conheçam o trabalho do João no instagram @jportelaphotography

E7: Lifestyle Medicine, com Margarida Santos

Bem-vindo ao Podcast Em Banho Maria.
Aqui a nutrição vem com um boa dose de bom senso e uma pitada de sentido de humor também. 

Acompanha-me ao longo dos episódios onde partilho diversos temas relacionados com a nutrição e alimentação, saúde, comportamento alimentar e onde te trago alguns convidados para abordar temas que só eles sabem tão bem falar!

E7: Lifestyle Medicine, com Margarida Santos

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