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We invite our guests from 2020 to tell us went right for them in 2020, while giving a summary of what happened in Iran, in 2020.
Could the epic annual battle of Light over Dark, take an unexpected twist in 2020? Listen to us discuss the Iranian occasion of the Night of Yalda, while also telling your fortune for 2021.
Iranians never can say goodbye, no, no, n’, noo, no! Listen to learn how to do a “soft Irexit”, and to politely escape any Iranian gathering.
‘Tehran Taster’, Fareed, joins us to discuss Tehran’s hunger for international cuisine, as well as how to make it as an influencer in Iran.
“Eshgham”, listen on to learn the sweetest of Iranian sweet-talk and why this “mush” is such an important part of the culture.
Shanay joins us to talk taxis — the crazier cars, the crazy drivers, and the crazy conversations found on the streets of Tehran.
Katya, a Russian who married an Iranian, helps us understand what’s involved in moving to Iran.
Neema Naz chats about Iranian humour, the contemporary comedy scene and his recent role in The Boys.
‘Yeggiz’, joined us to discuss how to make money while playing games in Iran.
Iranians will casually suggest that they’ll sacrifice themselves for you — listen in to learn how to respond.
Nothing about how Iranians perceive time correlates with universally understood principles.
Persian Girl Podcast join us to discuss the expectations and complications of dating Iranians
So why did we record a show, when we were exhausted and delirious. Here’s why…
A Japanese expat tells us what he thinks of Iranian-made sushi, life and work in Iran.
Iranians may hide among you, wearing your national dress, but they can’t hide when they talk.
Learn about the uniqueness of Iranian café culture and where to go to for a first date in Iran.
We discuss why Iranians want to give you anything and everything for free, until they don’t.
We meet DJ and music producer, Aryo, to discuss the underground dance music scene in Iran.
We’ve made the Ask An Iranian podcasts also available on YouTube, so find us there and subscribe.
We thought that it’d be interesting for you to read more responses to our poll, and read feedback we got about the show itself.
“Heech” [“nothing”] by Parviz Tanavoli, an Iranian sculptor, painter, scholar and art collector.
Listen up! The Ask An Iranian podcast is now available on these platforms: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Podcasts iHeart Radio Stitcher Podcasts Podbean Podcasts CastBox Podcasts Where…
What is that terrible Iranian music?
We discuss Iranian “commoner” music, and get listener feedback on a new suggestion for our intro song.