(Did everyone see what I did there with this episode title?)

I shouldn't have given him such a hard time at the beginning of this interview haha

Fayzan is a no non-sense kind of guy when it comes to campaigns (which is probably why we did so well in The Bay). But outside of the hectic setting of a presidential primary, quite a bit of fun!

Fascinating story here of a young man who had to navigate the social difficulties of enduring the divorce of his parents in his tight knit Muslim, Pakistani-American, Atlanta community (in which divorce is a huge taboo!) and how that shaped him in a number of ways as an adolescent. He got his first taste of political praxis on the erudite campus of Emory University through the organizing spearheaded by a dearly departed friend. And eventually, he was able to reintegrate and reclaim his Muslim identity through his political work.

Fayzan: Once Outcast in ATL to M4A Organizer (Part 1)

Stories from people all across the left. And now that we're here, we explore a big question: what's left to do?

Fayzan: Once Outcast in ATL to M4A Organizer (Part 1)

What's Left To Do?