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How I Got Robbed...TWICE - Mario Hodge

2024-04-12T00:55:11.541Z

Comedian Mario Hodge tells the stories of being robbed by his baby mama and a deaf person. Clearly, nobody is safe! Tune in for the details of each account.

Erick Sermon Talks How He Made Millions Without Chasing Trends | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

2024-03-01T23:47:58.841Z

Subscribe now to catch the most explosive revelations in hip-hop! Erick Sermon, the legendary rapper and producer, spills the tea on how he made millions without ever chasing trends. In this exclusive interview on "Sway In The Morning," Erick dives deep into his illustrious career, his battles with addiction, and the secret to staying relevant in the ever-changing music industry. From his first project with EPMD to his latest work featuring iconic groups like Salt-n-Pepa and the Dynamic Duo, Erick shares insights you won't hear anywhere else.

Plus, don't miss the moment Erick discusses the impact of his music on stars like Justin Bieber and Drake. If you thought you knew the story of hip-hop's golden era, think again. This is a rare glimpse into the mind of a music mogul who conquered the charts on his own terms. Watch more exclusive interviews and groundbreaking content only on Sway’s Universe. Follow us on social media and visit our website for the latest in hip-hop and beyond.

DJ Premier on the How Gang Starr's 'The Militia" was Created

2024-02-24T00:16:51.258Z

In episode 55, DJ Premier takes us through the process of how "The Militia", from Gang Starr was created.

How Israeli army ordered troops to fire on Israelis on 7 October, with Asa Winstanley

2024-02-10T01:42:17.624Z

Asa Winstanley discusses the latest revelation that the order to apply the Hannibal directive that day came from the very top of Israel’s military command.

Nora Barrows-Friedman, Asa Winstanley, Ali Abunimah and Jon Elmer of The Electronic Intifada were joined by Helena Cobban, a veteran international affairs analyst and a former longtime columnist for The Christian Science Monitor and Al-Hayat, on day 110 of the livestream.

How Palestinians were expelled from their homes

2023-11-09T00:15:57.290Z

The Palestinian catastrophe, explained.
Around the time that Israelis celebrate Independence Day, Palestinians commemorate “The Nakba,” or “The Catastrophe.” The Nakba was a series of events, centered around 1948, that expelled hundreds of thousands Palestinians from their homeland and killed thousands. The Nakba isn’t the beginning of the story, but it’s a key part of Palestinian history — and the root of Israel’s creation.

Prior to the Nakba, Palestine had a thriving population — largely made up of Arabs — that had lived and worked the land for centuries. But with the founding of Zionism, years of British meddling, and a British pledge to help create a Jewish state in Palestine — things began to change drastically. By 1947, with increasing tensions between Jewish settlers and Palestinian Arabs — the British left Palestine, and the UN stepped in with a plan to partition the land into two states. What followed was known as Plan Dalet: operations by Israeli paramilitary groups that violently uprooted Palestinians. An estimated 15,000 Palestinians were killed, more than 500 villages were decimated, and roughly 750,000 Palestinians displaced.

Most who were expelled from their homes couldn’t return to historic Palestine. And today, millions of their descendants live in refugee camps in Gaza, the West Bank and surrounding countries. The history of the Nakba has been deliberately concealed and often ignored in western narratives around the creation of Israel. In this episode of Missing Chapter, we break down how the Nakba happened — and how it defined the future of Palestine.