Mini-episode: Rekiya and Z by Muti'ah Badruddeen (Nigeria)

Mini-ep: Un homme, ça ne pleure pas by Faïza Guène (France/Algeria)

Audio article: Ayesha Dean: The Istanbul Intrigue by Melati Lum (Australia/Turkey)

Audio article: Death is Hard Work by Khaled Khalifa (Syria)

How does getting up for Fajr help the Ummah? (Unofficial Mini-ep: Two Gods (US - documentary film)

Mini-ep. Can history ever really be erased? (Focus: China: Beijing Coma by Ma Jian)

Ep. 46: How do we Measure Motherhood? (Theme: Motherhood in Literature)

Ep 45: What Can We Learn From a Family Tree? (Theme: Reading Multigenerational Sagas)

Ep. 44: When the Reading gets Tough, Should the Tough Keep Reading? (Theme: Upsetting Reads)

Ep. 43: What Does Memory have to do with Justice? (Focus: Palestine: A Map of Absence ed. by Atef Alshaer)

Ep. 42: Do Light Reads Carry Any Weight? (Theme: Light Reads)

Mini-ep. Is this one mispronounced name too far?

Ep. 41. Are You What They Say You Are? (Focus: France/Algeria: Zahia Rahmani's trilogy)

Ep. 40: In We vs. Me, which side are you on? (Focus: Somalia: Links by Nuruddin Farah)

Mini-ep. So you think you're free? (Focus: Sudan: Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salih))

Mini-ep. What if the Good Old Days were not all good? (Focus: Turkey: The Ottoman Empire by Halil İnalcık)

Mini-ep. Turkey: The Birds Have Also Gone by Yashar Kemal

Ep. 39. 2019 Book and Podcast Highlights

Ep. 38. Reading Children's Literature - Then and Now

Ep. 37. Egypt/Persia: The City of Brass by S. A. Chakraborty