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Episode 7.8 - The Sri Lanka Bombings by

Episode 7.7 - Race, Representation And Sidewalks: A Conversation With Elisabeth Clarke by

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.

Barâa and Buraidah reflect on and discuss the tragedy in New Zealand and some of the changes that happened in the days that followed.

This week, Barâa and Buraidah chat (virtually) with the wonderful Uzma Jalaluddin. Teacher, Toronto Star columnist and author, Uzma has popped by The Watering Hole to talk about her first novel, Ayesha At Last, and more!

Episode 7.3 – Interview With Jamaal Jackson Rogers by

Episode 7.2 – Political Satire & Misinformation by

Episode 7.1 - Cultural Appropriation by

Season 6 Finale – 2018 Reflections by

Episode 6.6 – Useless Degrees, Part 2 by

Episode 6.4 • Interview With El Jones by

Episode 6.3 • Warping Space And Time by

Episode 6.2 • The Essence of Water and Journalism by

We're excited to launch season six with some new team members and new ideas! Disclaimer: We're recording this episode from the comfort of our home.

In which Buraidah and Baraa talk about their favourite movies, find out that Baraa lives under a rock, and that they both share a passionate dislike for a certain jazzy musical rom-com.

An interview with Elizabeth May by

An Interview with Maryiam Francois by

Important Life decisions with Baraa: Medical School by

The Watering Hole team welcomes you back to a fifth season of the podcast! In this episode, Barâa and Buriadah question each about about optimism- is it worth it? Is it useful? Does it have the power to change the world? Listen to find out about Barâa's heartbreak (naturally involves brownies) and why Buriadah doesn't say "everything happens for a reason." Do you identify as an optimist? Let us know!