2:05:43

Ep. 05 Oct 29, 2026

Socialism, Unions and Palestine Movement with Sue Bolton

In this episode, we sit down with Sue Bolton, the longest-serving socialist councillor in Victoria. We talked about Australian politics, the role of unions, the fight for workers’ rights, and the history and future of the socialist movement in Australia. We also discussed Palestine solidarity and how it connects with the broader struggle for justice at home. A candid conversation about power, organising, and what it takes to build change from ground-up.

1:43:26

Ep. 04 Oct 15, 2026

Why We Must Mobilize with Ghaith Krayem of MVM

Ahead of the Victorian state election, we sit down with Ghaith Krayem, one of the co-founders and the national spokesperson for Muslim Votes Matter, on the Dcolonize Podcast for a candid conversation about why Australians must mobilize in politics, and how. We unpack the Royal Commission on antisemitism, rising Islamophobia, the rise of far-right parties like One Nation, and the registration of deceptive political parties that could funnel votes their way. Most importantly, we discuss what the community can do about it before polling day. Watch the full conversation, and share it with someone who needs to hear it.

1:07:05

Ep. 03 Oct 1, 2026

When and How the Victory from Allah will Arrive

In this episode, Dr. Basel El-Behesy explores when and how Allah’s promised victory for the believers is set to unfold. Presenting evidence from the Quran and the life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), he takes a deep dive into the history and context surrounding it, unpacking it in detail.

1:24:15

Ep. 02 Sep 17, 2026

Life Under the Occupation with the "Most Moral Army"

In this episode, Robert Martin recounts what he witnessed on two trips to Palestine, in 2014 and 2018, challenging the narrative of Israel as the “most moral army in the world.” He also opens up about being illegally detained by the IDF while aboard the Handala flotilla. Drawing on these firsthand experiences, Robert offers a perspective that stands in stark contrast to decades of mainstream media coverage. He also shares his views on how Australian politicians should perceive the Palestinian struggle.

1:04:02

Ep. 01 Sep 9, 2026

Is Secularism Really Neutral with Shaykh Nazeer Abdulla

Is Secularism Really Neutral? Secularism is often called the neutral default of modern life — but is it? In our debut episode, Sheikh Nazeer Abdulla explores how secularism emerged, why nations adopted it, and its impact on faith communities — especially Muslims and migrants in Australia. Told through an Islamic lens, but built for anyone ready to rethink what they’ve been taught.