The Old Woman

The Hidden Djinn

iHeartPodcasts and Grim & Mild

Religion & Spirituality, History

4.9 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2021

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

This week journalist and professor Shaheen Pasha shares a lifetime of djinn hauntings with Rabia, from a doppelganger djinn in her mother's home to the old lady djinn that followed her and her family across the globe, and down through the family tree.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Hidden Gin, a production of I Heart Radio and Grim and Mild from Aaron
0:09.2	Manky.
0:30.2	Hi and welcome to this very special bonus series of the Hidden Gin, the interviews. In these
0:36.7	episodes you'll hear me talk to people from all walks of life who have had gin experiences, are drawn to
0:42.4	the stories of gin and draw lessons from these stories. You'll hear from artists, scholars, writers,
0:48.8	journalists and gin exorcists. And even for me, as I discuss how and why this series came about in a
0:55.2	very personal conversation with my husband. Thanks for listening and enjoy. I hope you really
1:04.8	enjoyed the episode last week. Our conversation with Professor Ali Alumi who is 100% scholar
1:10.4	expert but also a very cool guy. This week I wanted to pivot a little bit. I wanted to move a little
1:15.1	bit away from the scholar expert field and talk to just somebody who's had some crazy experiences
1:20.3	and more like telling stories around the cap fire type of vibe. So I have on this week somebody
1:26.0	who I love dearly Shaheen Pasha. She is just an amazing extraordinary woman in the work that she
1:31.6	does and also her stories are freaky. I mean like I first heard of these stories a couple of years
1:38.0	ago and I've just remembered them ever since and I said okay Shaheen I got it I needed to retell
1:42.4	these stories. So let me tell you a little bit about Shaheen Shaheen is an assistant teacher
1:46.4	professor at Penn State University and her focus is on mass incarceration and prison education. She's
1:52.0	a journalist. She's also the co-founder and executive director of the Prison Journalism Project
1:57.6	which is all about providing incarcerated men and women the skills to tell their own stories
2:02.7	through journalism and also giving them a platform to publish their stories on. She is an
2:08.4	award-winning veteran journalist with 20 years of experience as an international reporter covering
2:13.6	legal and business issues for Thompson Rooters, CNN, Dow Jones Newswire and she's also the co-editor
2:20.0	of the anthology Mirror on the Vale, a collection of personal essays on hijab and veiling and a
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