"Are we not even entitled to nostalgia?"

This episode was named months ago: a prayer, a wish shared by one Tarneem Jaber and one Kaitlin Prest. "THE GENOCIDE IS A MEMORY, NOT AN ANNIVERSARY". The genocide has gotten even more terrifying as we mark an entire year of slaughter, terror and complace

Artist and business owner Doreen Toutikian, founder of Beirut Design Week (and many other beautiful things that shes had to leave in her past due to war) sits down with KP on February 23rd 2024 and performs monologue #10: Taima Okasha. She reflects on gr

Audio artist and organizer Aliya Pabani takes Gaza Monologue #19 and binaural in-ear microphones (be sure to listen for the 3-dimensional effect: listen in headphones and you will walk with her) to a Toronto branch of the largest worldwide financier of we

Three siblings cross the Rafah border from the North of Gaza and end up performing the Gaza Monologues over the phone to a Canadian woman for a podcast theyve never heard of. They want the world to k

Comedian Alaa Shahada talks about artist life in Jenin, West Bank. We hear a radiomagic excerpt of his one-man show "The Horse of Jenin". He talks about his dreams for the future of Palestine and performs Gaza Monologue #22 Mahmud Abu Shaa’ban. Alaa is a

Ali Dajani sits down with his radio friend in his Amsterdam home to read Gaza Monologue #1: the story of Ahmad El Ruzzi.

The Heart's answer to a global call from Ashtar Theatre in Ramallah

KP gives a long update riddled with system of a down and failed activism, landing on: what will be the next series of The Heart.

A love letter to the medium this podcast is made of.