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Ovddos AS

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Podda gos mii hupmat sámi fitnodagaiguin sin vásáhusaid ja váttuid birra. Prográmmajođiheaddji lea Lisa Marie Kristensen, ja Forest People buvttada podda Ovddos AS ovddas, maid Sámediggi ruhtada.
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Sámi Allaskuvla

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Sámi allaskuvla podcasta Sáhkavuorru mas beasat oahpásmuvvat dutkamii ja dutkanfáttáide guoimmuhan vugiin. Podcasta prográmmajođiheaddjit leaba girjjálašvuođa professor Harald Gaski ja filbmadahkki Per Josef Idivuoma. Podcastas leat 2 áigodaga, ja oktiibuot 10 episoda ja juohke episodas beasat oahpásmuvvat Sámi allaskuvlla dutkiide ja dutkanfáttáide. Sii čilgejit álkkes vuogi mielde iežaset dutkanprošeavttaid birra, seammás go muitalit manin sii beroštišgohte juste daid áššiid guorahallat mi ...
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Ever find yourself climbing a ladder only to realize you're the one shaking it? Our latest heart-to-heart tackles that very conundrum, unraveling the perplexities of self-sabotage that often hold us back from seizing the life we yearn for. We highlight the transformative power of therapy and a robust support network. We're passionate about the stre…
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Family dynamics are like fingerprints—unique and sometimes, complex beyond words. Join us as we talk about forgiveness and how it can sometimes be hard to navigate with people closest to us. We'll explore practical strategies for dealing with challenging interpersonal dynamics, and reveal how forgiveness, can be a vehicle for profound change. Drawi…
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Ramadan is here! What have you prepared for it? We extend our thoughts to those who may find the month challenging, such as new Muslims and individuals without Muslim family members, emphasizing the importance of inclusion and support within our community. As we highlight the value of charitable acts and community integration during the last ten da…
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As the world spun on its axis, grappling with the chaos of the first three months of 2024 Abshiro, Bonni, and Dahabe – sat down to untangle the year's most complex threads. Embracing the precipice of a new year, we share our collective aspirations, recognizing the need to step beyond well-worn paths and into spaces where dialogue and discomfort nur…
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As we wrap-up season two, we talk about what we have learned from our interviews with young men, young women, a married women, a married man, and our discussion on parenting. We tackle the glaring disparity of expectations between genders, examining how societal norms and cultural influences often lead to the marginalization of single women. We als…
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Have you ever wondered how Montessori principles can transform not just your child's learning but your entire approach to parenting? Join us as we sit down with Asiya, a devoted Montessorian and mother of two, who has embraced this revolutionary methodology in her home. Asiya’s insightful journey into Montessori parenting began after the birth of h…
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You've heard the saying 'love knows no boundaries,' but what happens when love crosses cultural lines? Discover the fascinating journey of our multilingual guest, who not only works as a senior constituent advocate in US Senator Amy Klobuchar's office but also navigates a vibrant marriage. From his early days of marriage, through the maze of family…
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Imagine walking down the aisle at a young age with no real expectations for your future marriage. This is the reality for our guest, Jarai, who joins us to share her 16-year journey through love, compromise, and patience. From learning to understand her partner's background and values, to navigating societal pressures and discovering her non-negoti…
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Tune in as we give our insights on our interview with three young women (Iman, Darartu, and Layla) and their perspective on love and marriage. In the quest for love and companionship, understanding each other's expectations is paramount. Do men and women really want different things? We dissect the disconnect between what men and women expect from …
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Have you ever considered how ingrained gender roles are in your relationship? Let's discuss and dissect this topic with our wonderful guests - Iman, Darartu, and Layla - who will share insights from their personal lives, how they navigate family expectations, academic pursuits, work, and the often complex world of dating. This episode will have you…
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We learned a lot from our interviews with the college and post-college guys about their experiences with dating and courting. From discussing gender disparities in relationships, to shedding light on how family, religion, and culture shape our thoughts about love and companionship, we’ve got it all covered. We also touch upon the double standards s…
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In this episode, we explore the lessons learned from past relationships and the significance of maintaining loyalty to Allah within them. The complexities of young dating are laid bare, and we grapple with the challenges they present, never shying away from the tough questions. How do shifts in environment, commitment levels, and life experiences i…
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Ever wondered how an educator's cultural background influences their approach in the classroom? Tune in to join us and our guests, Ahmed and Mohamed, as we traverse the intricate layers of singlehood, career in education, and the profound impact of our diverse cultural roots on our lives. Drawn from our personal narratives, we engage in a candid co…
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How do we navigate the complexities of culture, relationships, and personal growth in the Oromo diaspora? Join us as we tackle the often unspoken topic of courting, discussing the lack of conversation around relationships in families and how parents often turn a blind eye to the realities of hormones and peer pressure affecting their children. We a…
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What if we told you that the story of two couples with different backgrounds could provide valuable lessons on love and relationships? Join us for a captivating conversation as we explore the profound impact of culture, family, and upbringing on our views of love, partners, and relationships. We uncover the importance of focusing on a potential par…
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What happens when you find the courage to stand up to arranged marriage expectations, but still find yourself searching for your soulmate at 33? In this heartfelt episode, we hear from a brave listener who shares her emotional journey of defying her parents' wishes for an early arranged marriage and navigating the anxiety of finding love while grap…
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Have you ever felt like a stranger in your own skin, trying to navigate cultural identity and personal growth? Join us on a heartfelt journey through Abshiro's childhood memories - from her playful days in Ethiopia to her challenging experience of moving to America and adjusting to a completely new culture. As the conversation unfolds, we dive into…
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As we continue to introduce our co-hosts, join us for an introspective conversation with our co-host Dahabe as we explore her captivating life journey. Ever wondered how someone with a background in akhlaq teaching - the Islamic study of manners, spends their weekends? Spoiler alert: it involves teaching at Madrasa and going for hikes. Come along a…
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Have you ever felt the weight of family expectations and struggled to find your authentic self? Join us as we sit down with our lovely co-host Bonni and dive into her inspiring journey from a small town in Adis to life in America. Bonni shares her unique childhood stories, including the dynamics between her parents, her early schooling, and the inf…
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Welcome back to season two! What are we about as a podcast? What do we want people to take away from this season? We are focusing on all things relationships! Red flags, green flags, and what makes them work. In this episode, we renew our intentions and touch on what we hope to achieve. Support the show Visit our IG page at https://www.instagram.co…
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In November 2022, the Oromo nation lost a legendary and iconic artist, Ali Birra. Throughout a career that spanned six decades, Ali Birra's music inspired, comforted, and brought joy to generations of Oromo people; both at home and abroad. This very special episode is the first part in a series dedicated to Ali Birra, in which we speak with Oromo p…
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We are excited to kick-off this season with a pre-season episode! This Ramadan we want to put a spot-light on one of our favorite charities; The American Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa (ARAHA). ARAHA's mission is to strive to alleviate the suffering from hunger, illiteracy, diseases, and poverty in the Horn of Africa, as well as being a beaco…
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This month, your hosts Jaal Leelloo and Jaal Aangoo are rejoined by special guest Jaal Raggaatuu to discuss the launch of the new media platform Oromia Worldwide, the recently published political manifesto of the Oromo Liberation Army, and the ongoing ethnic cleansing of Oromo people in the Wollo region. Jaal Raggaatuu shares her process of establi…
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In this episode, J/Aangoo and J/Leelloo are joined by Professor Milkessa Midega Gemechu, a former Ethiopian government official, to discuss the war that is being waged by the Ethiopian military and Fano militia forces in Oromia, and the barbaric atrocities that were recently committed against Oromo civilians. Professor Milkessa shares his insights …
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How do you show up for others the way they would like you to show up for them? What does it mean to have empathy? In this episode we talk about how one can make space and be there for those that are struggling with mental health issues. We talk about what the symptoms of depression might look like and how they might present. Support the show Visit …
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What does a healthy friendship look like? In this episode, we talk about what it means to be a good friend and how sometimes your friends can negatively impact your mental health. We discuss how we show up as a good friend in our personal lives and we explore ways to maintain and cultivate healthy connections that could last a lifetime. Join the co…
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In this episode we discuss boundaries as it relates to family. Our family members are the hardest to say 'no' to but it is sometimes necessary for our mental wellbeing. Connect with us on IG @dc.overcoffee and share your thoughts with us! Support the show Visit our IG page at https://www.instagram.com/dc_overcoffee/ to join the conversation!…
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How do we de-stigmatize talking about mental health? Stigma is defined as "a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance, quality, or person." Although talking about mental health has become more common, people still associate negativity with those battling mental health. In this episode, we discuss many life pressures that can lead …
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Being alone is a state of being and Loneliness is a feeling. In this episode, we talk about what it means to be alone and how that shows up fro most people. Loneliness exasperates many mental health challenges and many people don’t have a coping mechanism for it. What do you do when you are feeling lonely? Connect with us on IG @dc.overcoffee and s…
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We are always told to follow our passion but is passion enough? In this episode we talk about what the role of passion is in our careers. How does one follow their passion in the real world? What does passion mean? Does everyone have something they are passionate about? What do you think? Join the conversation on our social media! @dc.overcoffee Su…
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Have you ever been depressed? How would you know if you were depressed? Depression is a very common and serious medical illness. It negatively affects how you feel, think and act. In this episode, we just scratch the surface of what is depression. Join the conversation and follow Dc.overcoffee on IG https://www.instagram.com/dc_overcoffee/ Support …
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In this episode we talk about submissiveness in marriage and what that looks like. We discuss it in the context of an interview of Jasmin Brown by Shan Boody ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m51p72b7NT4 ). Connect with us on IG @dc.overcoffee and share your thoughts with us! Is submissiveness the way to a happy marriage? Listen and find out. Suppo…
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In this month's episode, J/Aangoo and J/Leelloo are joined by an eminent figure in the history of the Oromo liberation struggle, Abbaa Caalaa Lataa, a founding member of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), to discuss his recently published autobiography entitled “Abbaa Caalaa Lataa: Jireenya fi Qabsoo ABO”, which translates to “Abbaa Caalaa Lataa: My…
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In this episode, your hosts Jaal Leelloo and Jaal Aangoo are joined again by Dr Trevor Trueman, director of the Oromia Support Group, to discuss the recent spate of massacres in Oromia, and how such atrocities are systematically used to propagate disingenuous narratives that serve anti-Oromo agendas. Dr Trueman describes the pattern of disinformati…
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Today’s episode is dedicated to honoring and celebrating the life of Dr. Fido Taddesse Ebba, a beloved leader and freedom fighter, and a co-founder of the Oromo Liberation Front, who passed away on the 1st May 2022. We are joined by special guest Jaal Xaha Abdi, also a founding member of the Oromo Liberation Front, and close friend of Dr. Fido, to …
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Today, J/Aangoo and J/Leelloo are joined by entrepreneur extraordinaire Lamme Yousouf, founder and owner of the lifestyle brand OromoWear, to talk all about the brand, entrepreneurship, fashion as a form of resistance and expression of identity, and how a business like OromoWear fits into the Oromo national struggle for liberation. A spontaneous an…
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This week, your hosts Jaal Aangoo and Jaal Leelloo discuss the current escalation of war in Oromia, which is happening as a result of the recent declaration by the Ethiopian regime that they are on a mission to wipe out the Oromo Liberation Army in 30 days. April 15th is the annual commemoration of Oromo Martyrs Day, or Guyyaa Gootota Oromoo, and i…
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In this episode, Jaal Aangoo and Jaal Leelloo are rejoined by Dr Awol Allo, to discuss what the invasion of Ukraine by Russia has taught us about how the international community, and particularly the West, relates to and responds to resistance movements against imperialism and movements for democratization in different parts of the world, and how t…
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It's Black History Month in the USA, and in this episode, we want to honor and recognize Black activism globally, particularly the African American civil rights movement. For this occasion, we are joined by special guest Professor Asafa Jalata, who authored the book “Fighting Against the Injustice of the State and Globalization: Comparing the Afric…
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This week, your hosts Jaal Maroo and Jaal Aangoo are rejoined by Jaal Qaxalee, to discuss the overwhelming crises that are currently taking place across Oromia, and the worsening plight of Oromo refugees who are detained in Saudi Arabia. Jaal Qaxalee explains the factors that are causing the suffering of Oromo people to intensify, both in Oromia an…
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IJA OROMIA (meaning The Eye of Oromia) is an international organization focused on providing in-depth reporting on human rights violations in the Oromia state of Ethiopia. In this episode we were joined by Omar, a team member from the organization, to discuss more about their operations and reporting. Listen and let us know what you think at (+1) 4…
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In today's episode, your hosts Jaal Maroo and Jaal Aangoo discuss the recent release of Oromo political prisoners belonging to the Oromo Federalist Congress (OFC) party leadership, after 18 months of wrongful imprisonment. We discuss the motivations behind the Ethiopian regime's sudden decision to release some prominent political prisoners while ke…
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In this episode, your usual cohosts Jaal Maroo & Jaal Aangoo get a head start on commemorating WBO Day/Guyyaa WBO, which will take place on Jan 1, 2022. We were fortunate to be joined by returning guest Jaal Meessaa and new guest (but long-time friend of the show) Kayo Beshir, who shared with us some of the important fundraising efforts they are wo…
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This week, your usual co-hosts Jaal Maroo & Jaal Aangoo are joined by returning guest co-hosts Jaal Ilillii & Jaal Urgaa for a candid discussion on our current state of affairs and perceived gaps in our struggle. Listen and let us know what you think at 430-755-0727 (voicemail or text), or reach us on our Instagram or Twitter @teamfreeOromia. Intro…
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Samuel Valkeapää lea duojár ja duodjelektor Sámi allaskuvllas. Son oaidná ahte máilbmi lea johtilit rievdame ja dás son gažada makkár sajádat duojis ja árbevierus lea dán ovdáneamis. Dássážii lea leamaš dehálaš bisuhit sámi árbevieruid, muhto dat mii orro ovddusguvlui šaddame deháleabbo lea doalahit árbevieru innovatiivan.…
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This week, your usual co-host Jaal Aangoo and return guest co-host Jaal Leelloo, are joined by global governance scholar and former humanitarian worker, Denebo Wario, to discuss the emerging prospect of independence for Oromia from a human rights and international law perspective. Denebo shares illuminating insights about global trends in state for…
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