Now, as the Iran War descends ever further into catastrophe, many of the voices we've heard

form the diaspora, particularly Iranian-Americans, have been presented as being, I guess,

very pro-war, as being kind of waving Israeli flag, supporting Donald Trump.

That's the kind of image that has been pushed by a lot of media outlets, I would say,

a lot of politicians as well.

Is it accurate, though?

A diaspora should never be regarded of any nationality as homogenous. Obviously, every nation has a diversity of different views, but that reality is not being shown. With that in mind, I'm really,

I'd be very excited to do this interview

since this latest horror show,

I have to say, began.

So I'm joined by the brilliant

Mohammed Ali Majeradi,

who or Shazada.

Have I said that?

Did I say that right?

That is correct, Shazada, yeah.

It's my British English as well as...

No worries.

Always adds a little sprinkle or something.

Who does the brilliant Persian poetics and what he's been doing is, you know, talking,

spreading the kind of the heritage, the great heritage of Iran to large numbers of people.

And that's what you've been focusing on doing.

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