Episode 172: The Crass-Examination Of Jad Sleiman

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

The Transcontinental Podcast

02:47 • 1min

3

I Lived in Berlin for Nine Months

04:15 • 2min

4

Jad Sleiman's Crazy Story

06:08 • 2min

5

Jad Seleidman Livingston: A Journalist's Perspective

08:21 • 3min

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The Importance of Journalism

10:57 • 2min

7

The Importance of Intersectionality

13:17 • 4min

8

The CBA's Social Media Policy

17:40 • 3min

9

The Importance of Public Radio Codes of Conduct

21:09 • 3min

10

The CBA and the Employee Handbook

23:52 • 2min

11

How a Veteran Files for Unemployment

25:30 • 2min

12

The Pros and Cons of Being Fired From a Journalism Job

27:02 • 2min

13

Jaz Sleiman's Firing for Willful Misconduct

28:53 • 3min

14

The Judge's Hearing Notes

32:11 • 2min

15

Jad Slaman's Pussy

34:01 • 5min

16

The Supreme Court's Decision on Race

38:36 • 3min

17

The Importance of Neutrality in Public Radio

41:19 • 2min

18

The Pros and Cons of Slayman's Discharge

43:03 • 5min

19

How to Tell if Your Supervisor Is Watching Your Videos

47:38 • 2min

20

The Disappointment of Katie Slayman

49:41 • 5min

21

The Anti-Muslim, Anti-Arab Slur

54:20 • 3min

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The Role of a W.H.Y. Reporter in the Arab World

57:17 • 3min

23

The Ugly Situation of Unemployment Claims

01:00:43 • 5min

24

The Importance of Diversity in Public Radio

01:05:25 • 2min

25

Why Muslim Public Radio Employees Should Be Fired

01:07:05 • 2min

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The End Results of a Case in Which a Comedian Was Fired

01:08:48 • 3min