Category Archives: Presentations

Barbara Scharres

Barbara Scharres, the Director of Programming at Gene Siskel Film Center, discuss Iranian film and the upcoming Festival of Films from Iran. Her talk is in English.

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Zohreh Ghahremani

Zohreh Ghahremani, author and poet, discusses her new novel Sky of Red Poppies. Listen to her talk here.

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Dr. Heshmat Moayyad: Jokes in Persian

جوکها در زبان فارسی از آقا دکتر حشمت موید
Listen to Dr. Moayyad’s talk here.

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Saeed Ghahremani: Che Guevara in Iran

Listen to Dr. Ghahremani’s talk here.

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Stephen Kinzer: A Journalist Discovers Iran and Mosaddeq

Stephen Kinzer, author of All the Shah’s Men, discusses Mossadeq and the 1953 coup. Listen to his talk (in English) here.

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Kaveh Ehsani: Iran’s Nuclear Program–Key to Technical Progress or an Instrument of Factional Political Power?

Listen to Professor Ehsani’s talk here.

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Chad Mowbray and Austin O’Malley: Living and Learning Persian in Tajikistan

You can listen to this talk here.

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Mohammad Majdzadeh: Radio in Iran

رادیو در ایران امروز همراه با فیلم /
گزارشی مستند از فستیوال مونولوگ خوانی توسط صداپیشگان رادیوی ایران/
کار محمد مجدزاده
“Radio in Iran” along with a film by Mohammad Majdzadeh
Mohammad Majdzadeh was born in Tehran-Iran in 1973. After high school he studied … Continue reading

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Maqam: Jewish ensemble from the city of Bukhara

The members of Maqam, a Jewish ensemble from Bukhara, talk about their music and give us a short performance. You can listen here.

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Heshmat Moayyad: Mohammad-Ali Jamalzadeh

Listen to Dr. Moayyad’s talk here.

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