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Check out our wrap-up of Season Seven – which is also our final episode! Hosts Barâa and Buraidah are here one final time to share their perspectives & reflections together: whpod.com/2019/05/25/the-fin…
As we approach our final episode of The Watering Hole, we're looking back at the earliest days that we were #ByTheWater. Take a peek at the smiling faces that helped launch the podcast season after season! Stay tuned for more pictures over the weekend. 🐘
On this week's episode: Barâa and Buraidah discuss the recent bombings that took place in Sri Lanka, and their perspectives on religion, culture and history in relation to the events: whpod.com/2019/05/10/episode…
On this week's episode: Barâa and Buraidah discuss the recent bombings that took place in Sri Lanka, and their perspectives on religion, culture and history in relation to the events: whpod.com/2019/05/10/episode…
#TBT: Today we throw it back to this season's launch, when Barâa & Buraidah discussed the topic of #CulturalAppropriation
whpod.com/2019/01/25/episode…
Stay #ByTheWater as we begin to wrap up Season 7 of The Watering Hole 🐘
Barâa & Buraidah are joined by child/youth care practitioner and spoken word poet Elisabeth Clarke. They discuss Elisabeth's platform for connecting youth through arts/culture (Spoken Visions) and more perspectives on race and representation.
whpod.com/2019/04/26/episode…
Our host Barâa is here to say thank you to our loyal listeners as we near the end of season 7.
Check out her message and don't forget to visit our website to hear the latest #ByTheWater! 🐘
This week, Barâa and Buraidah chat about loneliness and how it relates to the people, places and experiences (such as education) that are constantly changing around us. #ByTheWater
whpod.com/2019/04/11/episode…
#Quebec recently proposed a religious symbols bill – #Bill21 – that would force those in the public sector to remove their respective religious symbols.
We have SO many opinions on this, but we want to hear yours – let's talk. #ByTheWater
theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
Today on the Watering Hole, we talk about the tragedy in #NewZealand and some of the changes that happened in the days that followed. #ByTheWater
whpod.com/2019/03/28/episode…
And despite increased fear about attending mosques, Muslims around the world filled their places of worship to pray for the victims of the New Zealand attack:
huffpost.com/entry/muslims-m…
What are your thoughts on New Zealand's response? How does it compare to Canada's response after the Quebec shooting in Ste. Foy?
Join the conversation #ByTheWater
We're trying something a little different today – and Buraidah is here to share a little bit about it!
Expect more clips featuring the faces behind The Watering Hole over the next while so you can see who's #ByTheWater during each episode. 🐘
Thank you so much for joining us!
Hurray! Had a wonderful time talking to @whpod with @livewellspoken and Buraida! #representation #MuslimLove #TellingOurStories
This week, Barâa and Buraidah chat (virtually) with the wonderful @UzmaWrites. Teacher, @TorontoStar columnist and author, Uzma has popped #ByTheWater to talk about her first novel, #AyeshaAtLast, and more! 🐘
whpod.com/2019/03/14/episode…
#FlashbackFriday to our second episode about useless degrees. In this one, @livewellspoken & @RosaJSaba (one of our lovely producers) chatted what it means to look back on education – and more! – after graduating from university.
#ByTheWater 🐘
whpod.com/2018/12/13/episode…