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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! We’re now available on these platforms: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Podcasts iHeart Radio Stitcher Podcasts Podbean Podcasts CastBox Podcasts Where else could we be? Well,…
Relax, we have the answer to the question you wake up with each morning: “am I doing enough to be an Ask An Iranian fan?”. No, you’re probably…
We had some great feedback on our first show and we wanted to show off about it. This was actually pretty fun, cool stuff! Nice idea and series…
Do expatriates live and work in Iran, and if so, how many? Yes, expats do live and work in Iran, and we’ll be getting back to you soon…
Yes, foreigners are able to study in Iran, yet it will likely depend upon your ability to receive a visa. We will be revisiting this subject soon, at…
Major cities around the world proudly host Hard Rock Cafés, but does Tehran have one? Well, yes and no. Yes there is a “hard rock” café, but not…
As of today (2020/06/08), Iran is not under total #lockdown. These are some of the places that are open: parks, restaurants and cafés, mosques, gyms and public transport….
Yes, you can play Pokemon Go in Iran, but it’s officially blocked. There’s aren’t many players, so raiding legendaries will be tough. Tehran and Mashhad have larger Pokemon…
What’s the difference between Rial and Toman? How many Rials are in a Toman?
Looks like one of the top searched for questions on Google, is why are Iranians so beautiful?
What is your question for an Iranian? Comment below and we’ll try our darned best to get you an answer on our upcoming podcast.