Mon, 21 Sep 2026 23:27:40 +0000Castopod - https://castopod.org/https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.htmla8ee0276-1d04-5f46-9771-fbb2e29bbc7fDColonize PodcastDcolonize Podcast — Community-built. Ethically run. Unfiltered.

Dcolonize explores the decolonisation of minds, religion, culture, politics, and economics through honest, unfiltered conversation. Independently produced in Melbourne, Australia, for a global audience questioning the stories they’ve been handed.

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]]>podcastenMelbourne, AustraliayesdcolEducationfalseDColonize Projecthttps://ado.dcolonizeproject.com/@DColonizePodcastDColonize Project Teamepisodichttps://ado.dcolonizeproject.com/media/podcasts/DColonizePodcast/cover_feed.pngDColonize Podcasthttps://ado.dcolonizeproject.com/@DColonizePodcast Life Under the Occupation with the "Most Moral Army"https://ado.dcolonizeproject.com/@DColonizePodcast/episodes/EP02Thu, 17 Sep 2026 07:00:00 +0000In 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.

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]]>5055https://ado.dcolonizeproject.com/@DColonizePodcast/episodes/EP022full2Is Secularism Really Neutral with Shaykh Nazeer Abdullahttps://ado.dcolonizeproject.com/@DColonizePodcast/episodes/EP01Wed, 09 Sep 2026 04:26:19 +0000Melbourne, AustraliaIs 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.

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