The one where Taz writes a rom-com and Zahra writes a time travel adventure.
The one where Taz eats her way through Little Bangladesh and Zahra searches for home and stability in diaspora. Featuring special guests: Fahmida Azim, Hannah Moushabeck, and Michel Moushabeck.
The one where Taz rethinks clothing swaps and Zahra defends candy corn. They also unveil a special announcement. With special guest Ayesha Siddiqi.
The one where Zahra learns to do handstands and Taz designs lungis with Scottish Muslim tartans.
The one where Zahra admires a famous rotator cuff and Taz goes friendship shopping at Target.
The one where Taz celebrates her birthday and Zahra learns how to pee outside.
The one where Taz plays passive-aggressive auntie games and Zahra is away working on her show On Behalf of All Muslims. Featuring special guest Randa Jarrar.
The one where Taz refuses to answer a question and Zahra reveals her crush on cartoon Jafar.
The one where Taz and Zahra list role models at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto.
The one where Taz capitalizes on Khichuri and Zahra tires of Russian dolls.
The one where Taz wants to become the next Supreme brand and Zahra becomes Spider-Woman.
The one where Zahra finds holiday solace with Oscar the Grouch and Taz learns where to buy all the different immigrant chocolates.
The one where Zahra visits her cousin and Taz visits New Orleans.
The one where Zahra heists a remote as Scrooge McDuck and Taz plans to hide a billion-dollar fortune from her dad.
The one where Taz wonders if her makeup is halal and Zahra discovers the secret to finding housing.
The one where Zahra discusses her Christmas privilege and Taz turns into the anti-Snapchat auntie. Featuring special guest Sahar Pirzada!
Devon Broeske
A Message of Love from a Black Muslim American Veteran Dad. I appreciate you fellow humans. Your podcast has been a direct good in so many ways. It gives me hope to know I am not the only GoodBadMuslim in the world. In life we all waver and struggle and that comes with particular challenges when you are the world's boogeyman. I happen to sit in a lot of intersections of oppression that create fear for others. As a Black Muslim Man there are literally libraries of fears about meeting someone "like me" in a "dark alley". In my life I challenge that by being ridiculously extra masculine with openly feminine joy. It's complicated but I am a combat Marine who cries at the Family Stone and a Muslim man who took my wife's last name when we married. I challenge patriarchy when and where I can. The shame in the world is the most shame people have tried to push my way has been in this respect. I think that shame is gendered in such a way that it can and is wielded to abuse men and women diffe
Mairi Beacon
Smart, funny, and informative. I started listening relatively recently and--catching up on the back-episodes, since they're monthly--had a realization that I was basically listening to a real-time horrordocumentary of them as the election approached, passed, and the results sunk in. Screaming "don't go into that basement!" doesn't help when it's actual history. I don't know if it made me value them more but I value them a helluva lot.
Jessica Legg
I love this podcast! Very fun and informative.
Melissa
Amazing podcast! These girls are smart, funny, honest, and relatable.
Aaron Owen
First time listener, last time listener! You probably should say #Ad when you're promoting JetBlue and trashing another airline...