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At ISPU, we are always looking for ways to expand the accessibility of our research. Deep Dives with ISPU is the latest endeavor of this goal, a podcast that will put vital research into the hands—and ears—of listeners from all walks of life.

Deep Dives with ISPU will do exactly that—dive into the latest research about American Muslim communities and the topics that affect them. ISPU staff will interview industry experts, scholars, and community leaders on topics ranging from the state of American mosques, to what makes humor Muslim, to the importance of research in Hollywood storytelling.

Make sure you subscribe today on any major podcast streaming network so you are the first to know when new episodes are released. If you have any questions or suggestions for Deep Dives with ISPU, please contact our communications team at communications@ispu.org.

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Recent Episodes

This list showcases the most recent episodes of Deep Dives with ISPU. To listen to all previous episodes, visit our Buzzsprout page or look up Deep Dives with ISPU wherever podcasts are found.

Featuring: Dr. Sohad Murrar, Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Illinois Chicago and ISPU expert scholar, and Dr. Saher Selod, ISPU Director of Research.
Featuring: Muslim Wellness Foundation Founder and President Dr. Kameelah Mu’Min Oseguera, Youth Pastor Candace Simpson of Quinn Chapel AME, and ISPU’s Senior Outreach and Partnerships Manager Petra Alsoofy.
Featuring: ISPU’s Director of Research and report co-author Saher Selod, PhD, and Executive Director Tuqa Nusairat.
Featuring: Madiha Tariq, Deputy County Executive of Oakland County, MI, and Megan Collado, Senior Director at AcademyHealth.
Featuring: Tuqa Nusairat, ISPU Executive Director and Saher Selod, PhD, ISPU Director of Research.
Featuring: Imam Mika’il Stewart Saadiq (Imam, Muslim Center of Detroit), Linda Sarsour (Executive Director, Mpower Change), Dr. Yousseff Chouhoud (ISPU Scholar & Associate Professor, Christopher Newport University), and Salman Khan (PhD Candidate, Harvard University & Co-Founder, Muslim Campus Life)
Featuring: Jaime “Mujahid” Fletcher, CEO and Co-Founder of IslamInSpanish. Interviewed by: former ISPU Director of Research, Dalia Mogahed.
Featuring: SpearIt, former ISPU Scholar and author of Muslim Prisoner Litigation: An Unsung American Tradition. Interviewed by: ISPU Executive Director, Meira Neggaz.
Featuring: Brennan McDaniel, Principal Investigator of Native American and Indigenous Muslim Stories (NAIMS). Interviewed by: ISPU Director of Communications, Katherine Coplen.
Featuring: Dr. Youssef Chouhoud, author of Banking While Muslim, and Chris Blauvelt, CEO and founder of LaunchGood. Interviewed by: ISPU Executive Director, Meira Neggaz.
Featuring: Imam Saffet Catovic, environmental activist. Interviewed by: ISPU Executive Director, Meira Neggaz.
Featuring: Dalia Mogahed, ISPU Director of Research. Interviewed by: ISPU Director of Communications, Katherine Coplen.
Featuring: Dr. Rania Awaad, Primary Investigator, Mental Health of Muslim Healthcare Workers. Interviewed by: ISPU Outreach & Partnerships Manager, Petra Alsoofy.
Featuring: Dr. Iltefat Hamzavi, ISPU Board Chair Emeritus. Interviewed by: ISPU Executive Director, Meira Neggaz.
Featuring: Dr. Dilara Sayeed of the IL Muslim Civic Coalition and Dr. Joseph Hoereth of the University of Illinois at Chicago’s Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement. Interviewed by: ISPU Director of Research, Dalia Mogahed.
Featuring: Erum Ikramullah, IPSU Research Project Manager. In conversation with: Meira Neggaz, ISPU Executive Director
Featuring: Dr. Hadia Mubarak, ISPU Scholar. In conversation with: Dalia Mogahed, ISPU Director of Research
Featuring: M. Gasby Brown, former ISPU board member. In conversation with: Meira Neggaz, ISPU Executive Director
Featuring: Joohi Tahir, Co-Founder of MUHSEN. Interviewed by: Petra Alsoofy, ISPU Outreach and Partnerships Manager

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