PGP returns after a 9 month hiatus (no, we did not have babies-sorry/motasefaneh). We discuss our time off the podcast and get into the unspoken, yet known standards of what is "appropriate" when attending a Persian wedding as someone who isn't yet married (so is technically single). We give our own thoughts and share what is normally expected from the Persian community. As always we encourage listeners who'd like to share their experiences anonymously or not by sending us a direct message or email to be featured on an episode.You can find Millie's natural lip oil at tabiatbeauty.com and @tabiatbeautyIntro Song: Bishtar Bishtar - Hassan Shamaizadeh Support the show

PGP returns after a 9 month hiatus (no, we did not have babies-sorry/motasefaneh). We discuss our time off the podcast and get into the unspoken, yet known standards of what is "appropriate" when attending a Persian wedding as someone who isn't yet married (so is technically single). We give our own thoughts and share what is normally expected from the Persian community. As always we encourage listeners who'd like to share their experiences anonymously or not by sending us a direct message or email to be featured on an episode. You can find Millie's natural lip oil at <a href="http://tabiatbeauty.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tabiatbeauty.com</a> and @tabiatbeauty Intro Song: Bishtar Bishtar - Hassan Shamaizadeh <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Persian Wedding Etiquette

PGP returns for an episode where they're joined by Orna Simkhai and three other Persian mothers. They share the story of how they formed We Do Care: Iranian-American Parents of LGBTQ, a community formed in 2013. Orna and her friends also share advice and discuss their own experience with their children coming out. More info on We Do Care: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community/We-Do-Care-Iranian-American-Parents-of-LGBTQ-943104462412560/Support the show

PGP returns for an episode where they're joined by Orna Simkhai and three other Persian mothers. They share the story of how they formed We Do Care: Iranian-American Parents of LGBTQ, a community formed in 2013. Orna and her friends also share advice and discuss their own experience with their children coming out. More info on We Do Care: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community/We-Do-Care-Iranian-American-Parents-of-LGBTQ-943104462412560/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community/We-Do-Care-Iranian-American-Parents-of-LGBTQ-943104462412560/</a><a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Persian Mothers of LGBTQ

Maz Jobrani

In this episode, Persian comic legend Maz Jobrani comes on PGP to discuss his path to standup and his early education and career experiences, and the ways in which it conflicted with his families expectations at the time. He also shares how he breaks the caricatures often imposed on Middle Eastern talent in Hollywood and gives insight to his approach of raising his kids.  Check out Maz's Podcast: Back To School With Maz JobraniTour DatesSupport the show

In this episode, Persian comic legend Maz Jobrani comes on PGP to discuss his path to standup and his early education and career experiences, and the ways in which it conflicted with his families expectations at the time. He also shares how he breaks the caricatures often imposed on Middle Eastern talent in Hollywood and gives insight to his approach of raising his kids.  Check out Maz's Podcast: <a href="https://www.mazjobrani.com/back-to-school-with-maz-jobrani-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Back To School With Maz Jobrani</a> <a href="https://www.mazjobrani.com/live/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tour Dates</a><a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Interview with Maz Jobrani

In this episode, Millie, Natalie, and Adlee, a PGP favorite [brother of Millie], discuss the end of elitism, the demoralizing superbowl halftime show and the proliferation of mass culture, St. Valentine, and Persian swinger parties.Support the show

In this episode, Millie, Natalie, and Adlee, a PGP favorite [brother of Millie], discuss the end of elitism, the demoralizing superbowl halftime show and the proliferation of mass culture, St. Valentine, and Persian swinger parties.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

What do Persians think of the Superbowl?

PGP answers listener submissions related to interracial relationships and how to bounce back in a relationship when you've been kept a secret and their family dislikes/disapproves of you. They also answer some questions related to physical attributes Persian women are attracted to, what cars they like to drive, and if they bring their boyfriends to their family dinners&amp;parties. Lastly they give advice to a Black Jew whose type is Persian Jewish girls. Intro song:Mary Jane- Arash Support the show

PGP answers listener submissions related to interracial relationships and how to bounce back in a relationship when you've been kept a secret and their family dislikes/disapproves of you. They also answer some questions related to physical attributes Persian women are attracted to, what cars they like to drive, and if they bring their boyfriends to their family dinners&amp;parties. Lastly they give advice to a Black Jew whose type is Persian Jewish girls.  Intro song: Mary Jane- Arash <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Persian Girl Loveline

In this episode PGP interviews Leyla Shams from Chai &amp; Conversation, a podcast for learning Persian  she started in 2011. Together they discuss some prevalent themes and quirks in the Persian language, abolishing the Persian goodbye and adopting the Irish exit, what the proper word for "butt" is, and how Leyla is carrying on the Persian language and culture to her half Amrikayee (American) kids.To learn more about the Chai &amp; Conversation's programs for learning Persian follow this link!https://www.chaiandconversation.com/?via=persianListen to Chai &amp; Conversation on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/learn-persian-with-chai-and-conversation/id409050115Persian Spongebob:https://youtu.be/nx1zxMwOTGwIntro song: Goleh Pooneh-SattarSupport the show

In this episode PGP interviews Leyla Shams from Chai &amp; Conversation, a podcast for learning Persian  she started in 2011. Together they discuss some prevalent themes and quirks in the Persian language, abolishing the Persian goodbye and adopting the Irish exit, what the proper word for "butt" is, and how Leyla is carrying on the Persian language and culture to her half Amrikayee (American) kids. To learn more about the Chai &amp; Conversation's programs for learning Persian follow this link! <a href="https://www.chaiandconversation.com/?via=persian" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.chaiandconversation.com/?via=persian </a> Listen to Chai &amp; Conversation on Apple Podcasts: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/learn-persian-with-chai-and-conversation/id409050115" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/learn-persian-with-chai-and-conversation/id409050115</a> Persian Spongebob: <a href="https://youtu.be/nx1zxMwOTGw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/nx1zxMwOTGw </a> Intro song: Goleh Pooneh-Sattar<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Kitchen Persian with Chai & Conversation's Leyla Shams

In this episode, Natalie visits Millie in Paris and they discuss their time there together; operating a two women brothel, having no internet, and being stuck at a rave until 6 am. In the second half of the episode they discuss the importance of solitary experiences and cultivating your own life before joining another's. Support the show

In this episode, Natalie visits Millie in Paris and they discuss their time there together; operating a two women brothel, having no internet, and being stuck at a rave until 6 am. In the second half of the episode they discuss the importance of solitary experiences and cultivating your own life before joining another's. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Parisian Girl Podcast

PGP revisits the subject of cheshm (which they first talked about exactly two years prior to this episode, entitled "I don't dood esfand, I dood hookah"). In this new episode they discuss the more nuanced forms of the belief in cheshm (evil eye) and how it is ingrained in Persian society; from the way people deliver news and when they do, how they accept compliments and give compliments, saliva and the third eye,  using cheshm as an excuse to create theatrics around their life, and whether positive affirmations is a form of cheshm or if Persian men practice/believe in cheshm just as much as Persian women. *THE M IN CHESHM IS SILENT, DON'T COME AFTER USIntro song: Hasood-Dariush Support the show

PGP revisits the subject of cheshm (which they first talked about exactly two years prior to this episode, entitled "<a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/7r2aTFwDB6MuczsidZKMT4?si=o_qacNZpQhOtug3E3w51Cw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">I don't dood esfand, I dood hookah</a>"). In this new episode they discuss the more nuanced forms of the belief in cheshm (evil eye) and how it is ingrained in Persian society; from the way people deliver news and when they do, how they accept compliments and give compliments, saliva and the third eye,  using cheshm as an excuse to create theatrics around their life, and whether positive affirmations is a form of cheshm or if Persian men practice/believe in cheshm just as much as Persian women.  *THE M IN CHESHM IS SILENT, DON'T COME AFTER US Intro song: Hasood-Dariush <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

The first rule of Cheshm is: You do not talk about Cheshm

In this episode PGP features two voice submissions from their listeners regarding their experience dating outside their culture. One submission features a Persian girl's experience with dating someone not Persian and another submission features an Italian girl's experience dating a Persian guy.Intro song: Ahvaz - Makan AshgvariSupport the show

In this episode PGP features two voice submissions from their listeners regarding their experience dating outside their culture. One submission features a Persian girl's experience with dating someone not Persian and another submission features an Italian girl's experience dating a Persian guy. Intro song:  Ahvaz - Makan Ashgvari<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

An outsider's perspective

Chekhabareh? Another episode with an unhinged anonymous Persian girl. Discussing the difference in sexual encounters with men from Iran vs western men, the millennial's frustration with the lack of effort in flirting these days and generally loss of intimacy, how the life of religious taliban members resembles the present day fuccboy, men who think they deserve immediate sex as a reward for being "honest" about not wanting anything serious, being judged for having too many sexual partners when being single for extensive periods of time, and why Persian women are so damn horny. Intro song: Ghermez-Poobon ft RudebenyPhoto: Taliban members in Bayman Province via Twitter Support the show

Chekhabareh? Another episode with an unhinged anonymous Persian girl. Discussing the difference in sexual encounters with men from Iran vs western men, the millennial's frustration with the lack of effort in flirting these days and generally loss of intimacy, how the life of religious taliban members resembles the present day fuccboy, men who think they deserve immediate sex as a reward for being "honest" about not wanting anything serious, being judged for having too many sexual partners when being single for extensive periods of time, and why Persian women are so damn horny.  Intro song: Ghermez-Poobon ft Rudebeny Photo: Taliban members in Bayman Province via Twitter  <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Taliban Romantic Philosophy

Two Persian girls discuss topics deemed unorthodox or taboo in the Persian community and interview a wide range of guests who offer an interesting perspective. Persian Girl Podcast is a new platform for Persians and Middle Easterners alike, to speak openly and candidly about their experiences. Hosts Millie Efraim and Natalie Sanandaji attempt to analyze and challenge issues facing the Persian community, whilst meeting them with humility and humor.

Watch out for Plub coming soon to a retail store near you

Plub

I love that you guys are giving a voice to women of this generation. So empowering.

Thoughts from a dude

Persian Girl Podcast

In episode 2 Millie and Natalie interview comedian Sarah Fatemi. Together they discuss her web series Saffron ‘n Rose which is about two Persian girls who start an anonymous radio show discussing taboo topics. They also explore stereotypes given in the Persian community, what it’s like growing up in a non Persian community, and ahbehroo. The second half of the episode (beginning at 33 minutes) includes a rant led by Natalie and Millie about the millennial man’s fascination with Southeast Asia, Patagonia (the region), “spontaneous travel”, and whether men are “genetically programmed” to have an extreme promiscuous phase during their late adolescence/adulthood. Lastly, Millie questions what constitutes looking like an “LA Persian girl”.Support the show

In episode 2 Millie and Natalie interview comedian Sarah Fatemi. Together they discuss her web series Saffron ‘n Rose which is about two Persian girls who start an anonymous radio show discussing taboo topics. They also explore stereotypes given in the Persian community, what it’s like growing up in a non Persian community, and ahbehroo. The second half of the episode (beginning at 33 minutes) includes a rant led by Natalie and Millie about the millennial man’s fascination with Southeast Asia, Patagonia (the region), “spontaneous travel”, and whether men are “genetically programmed” to have an extreme promiscuous phase during their late adolescence/adulthood. Lastly, Millie questions what constitutes looking like an “LA Persian girl”.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Sex and Fesenjoon

In our third episode, PGP talks about a recent dating experience; are drinks the new dinner? phone calls or texts? We interview our first guest (starts at 24:50), a 17 year old Persian-Jewish girl from LA, and discuss the younger generation of Persians, the difference of communities in LA vs. NY, doodool talahs, what it's like coming of age as a Persian girl, high school, career aspirations, family expectations, therapy, knockoff designer items, and more...Support the show

In our third episode, PGP talks about a recent dating experience; are drinks the new dinner? phone calls or texts? We interview our first guest (starts at 24:50), a 17 year old Persian-Jewish girl from LA, and discuss the younger generation of Persians, the difference of communities in LA vs. NY, doodool talahs, what it's like coming of age as a Persian girl, high school, career aspirations, family expectations, therapy, knockoff designer items, and more...<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

The New Generation of Persians

In episode 10, PGP sits down and talks with prominent meme creator Sebastian Tribbie, aka Youvegotnomale on instagram. *NSFW* They discuss his experiences with Middle Eastern men, sexually and non sexually...and also doing lean with Pusha T and shitting out Juul pods. Youvegotnomale also asks PGP a few questions about their personal life. Lastly, he breaks down the difference between a Hyena and a Meerkat as well as establishing a new term, "Aardvark". Support the show

In episode 10, PGP sits down and talks with prominent meme creator Sebastian Tribbie, aka Youvegotnomale on instagram. *NSFW* They discuss his experiences with Middle Eastern men, sexually and non sexually...and also doing lean with Pusha T and shitting out Juul pods. Youvegotnomale also asks PGP a few questions about their personal life. Lastly, he breaks down the difference between a Hyena and a Meerkat as well as establishing a new term, "Aardvark". <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Youvegotnomale

In this episode, PGP discusses the repercussions of instagram stalking as well as the alleged "shelf life" for Persian Girls in LA vs. NY. Other topics include dream revenge scenarios, reasons people use dating apps, dating red flags, restaurant etiquette, and having to hide juul/hookah from your boyfriend (or girlfriend), or friends...Support the show

In this episode, PGP discusses the repercussions of instagram stalking as well as the alleged "shelf life" for Persian Girls in LA vs. NY. Other topics include dream revenge scenarios, reasons people use dating apps, dating red flags, restaurant etiquette, and having to hide juul/hookah from your boyfriend (or girlfriend), or friends...<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Instagram Stalking and Persian Girl Shelf Life

In the 11th episode, PGP interviews Iman Hariri-Kia, sex and dating editor at Elite Daily. Iman discusses her career transitions, the struggles of giving up a dream, and the rewards she reaps from writing about extremely personal subjects online. The three discuss how Persian culture influences their identity as first generation Americans and the difference between the identities of Muslim Persians vs Jewish Persians. Additionally they talk about hair and hair removal, what dating a non-Persian is like, and beauty standards in Iran vs. America.Iman's writings can be found here: https://www.elitedaily.com/profile/iman-hariri-kia-8123807Or here: https://www.teenvogue.com/contributor/iman-hariri-kiaSupport the show

In the 11th episode, PGP interviews Iman Hariri-Kia, sex and dating editor at Elite Daily. Iman discusses her career transitions, the struggles of giving up a dream, and the rewards she reaps from writing about extremely personal subjects online. The three discuss how Persian culture influences their identity as first generation Americans and the difference between the identities of Muslim Persians vs Jewish Persians. Additionally they talk about hair and hair removal, what dating a non-Persian is like, and beauty standards in Iran vs. America. Iman's writings can be found here: <a href="https://www.elitedaily.com/profile/iman-hariri-kia-8123807" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.elitedaily.com/profile/iman-hariri-kia-8123807</a> Or here: <a href="https://www.teenvogue.com/contributor/iman-hariri-kia" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.teenvogue.com/contributor/iman-hariri-kia</a><a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Call Her Joony

In this episode, Millie and Natalie take a break from interviewing and discuss the much disputed topic of cheshm. Cheshm or the evil eye as known in the Persian language is a serious phenomenon within the Iranian community. Some people live by it, some think it's made up. It's also something that has ended friendships, relationships, and perhaps even marriages, not because of receiving cheshm, but because one person's practice of cheshm offending the other. Hiding certain luxuries (could be in the form of wealth, health, beauty, or success) is still commonly done and it can be seen as extremely offensive, because it implies that you think the other party will cheshm you. PGP discuss their experiences of cheshm, how they've seen it "manifest" in the Persian community, and whether if it's something we can put in the past. Also discussed is of course the subject of esfand dooding and other ways Middle Eastern cultures have historically tried to block cheshm. Support the show

In this episode, Millie and Natalie take a break from interviewing and discuss the much disputed topic of cheshm. Cheshm or the evil eye as known in the Persian language is a serious phenomenon within the Iranian community. Some people live by it, some think it's made up. It's also something that has ended friendships, relationships, and perhaps even marriages, not because of receiving cheshm, but because one person's practice of cheshm offending the other. Hiding certain luxuries (could be in the form of wealth, health, beauty, or success) is still commonly done and it can be seen as extremely offensive, because it implies that you think the other party will cheshm you. PGP discuss their experiences of cheshm, how they've seen it "manifest" in the Persian community, and whether if it's something we can put in the past. Also discussed is of course the subject of esfand dooding and other ways Middle Eastern cultures have historically tried to block cheshm. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

I don't dood esfand, I dood hookah

Soheila Adelipour

Soheila Adelipour joins Persian Girl Podcast to discuss her new book, Dancing to the Darkest Light, which follows her journey from fleeing persecution in Iran to the loss of her second son in in a fire in Boston, then, a few years later, the passing of both her sister and brother after enduring long and horrific illnesses. Soheila takes us back to what life was like for her in Iran and amidst the revolution as she moved to America. PGP talks about the negative connotation Persians place behind “mahsabi” and the extremes of religions. She shares her experiences of meeting khastegars (suitors) when moving to America and her thoughts on dating today. Soheila gets into how she dealt with her emotions during the loss of her son and her two siblings. Further into the episode they discuss anti anxiety medication and particularly Soheila’s experience with them. The three discuss the problems with the Persian idea that if you’ve experienced tragedy you should never smile, dress up or dance, and how Soheila, as well as her mother’s positive attitude have gotten them where they are today. They end the episode with the story of Soheila’s mother saving a young girl from a virgin killing as a midwife and another story which was not included in the book. Her book is available on her website and on amazon (it is sold out on amazon but will be back in stock in a few weeks).Support the show

Soheila Adelipour joins Persian Girl Podcast to discuss her new book, Dancing to the Darkest Light, which follows her journey from fleeing persecution in Iran to the loss of her second son in in a fire in Boston, then, a few years later, the passing of both her sister and brother after enduring long and horrific illnesses. Soheila takes us back to what life was like for her in Iran and amidst the revolution as she moved to America. PGP talks about the negative connotation Persians place behind “mahsabi” and the extremes of religions. She shares her experiences of meeting khastegars (suitors) when moving to America and her thoughts on dating today. Soheila gets into how she dealt with her emotions during the loss of her son and her two siblings. Further into the episode they discuss anti anxiety medication and particularly Soheila’s experience with them. The three discuss the problems with the Persian idea that if you’ve experienced tragedy you should never smile, dress up or dance, and how Soheila, as well as her mother’s positive attitude have gotten them where they are today. They end the episode with the story of Soheila’s mother saving a young girl from a virgin killing as a midwife and another story which was not included in the book. Her book is available on her <a href="https://www.soheilaadelipour.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> and on <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Dancing-Darkest-Light-Remarkable-Challenges/dp/1733712615" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">amazon</a> (it is sold out on amazon but will be back in stock in a few weeks).<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Interview with Soheila Adelipour

In this week's episode, PGP interviews Kevin Nahai, a 27 year old speaker and writer who runs a mentorship program working with emotional and psychological wellness based in LA. Kevin shares his experience with the Persian community (friendships and dating), the pressures of needing to meet certain financial expectations when dating Persian women, and the confidence needed to do so as well. The three discuss the different types of Persian men, depending on when they prefer to get married and how they view their significant other in a relationship: as a partner or as a dependent. Kevin returns some questions PGP asks him, back to them: if either of them will date a Persian guy (lol) and their dating expectations in general. They also ask Kevin his thoughts on the "right" number of previous sexual partners, sleeping on the first date, behavior on social media, and much more.Support the show

In this week's episode, PGP interviews Kevin Nahai, a 27 year old speaker and writer who runs a mentorship program working with emotional and psychological wellness based in LA. Kevin shares his experience with the Persian community (friendships and dating), the pressures of needing to meet certain financial expectations when dating Persian women, and the confidence needed to do so as well. The three discuss the different types of Persian men, depending on when they prefer to get married and how they view their significant other in a relationship: as a partner or as a dependent. Kevin returns some questions PGP asks him, back to them: if either of them will date a Persian guy (lol) and their dating expectations in general. They also ask Kevin his thoughts on the "right" number of previous sexual partners, sleeping on the first date, behavior on social media, and much more.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

A fresh perspective on dating, relationships and sex, from a Persian guy

Is WGM the DTF for Persians? In this episode, PGP interviews their friend who is not Persian but grew up amongst Persians in Great Neck, NY. She shares her experience with her past friendships with Persians and her relationship with a Persian guy. They talk marriage centric people, kenisah (synagogue), toxic relationships, whether you should voice to your friends that you think they're in an unhealthy relationship, and breakups. Support the show

Is WGM the DTF for Persians? In this episode, PGP interviews their friend who is not Persian but grew up amongst Persians in Great Neck, NY. She shares her experience with her past friendships with Persians and her relationship with a Persian guy. They talk marriage centric people, kenisah (synagogue), toxic relationships, whether you should voice to your friends that you think they're in an unhealthy relationship, and breakups.  <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

WGM - Wanna Get Married?

In this episode, PGP hosts, Millie and Natalie talk about the feelings associated with birthdays and getting older (mental breakdowns), men who are "on the spectrum", and how all apps somehow encourage stalking (i.e. Venmo news feed). They also introduce a new segment: red flag or dealbreaker.Support the show

In this episode, PGP hosts, Millie and Natalie talk about the feelings associated with birthdays and getting older (mental breakdowns), men who are "on the spectrum", and how all apps somehow encourage stalking (i.e. Venmo news feed). They also introduce a new segment: red flag or dealbreaker.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Birthday Feels and Lurking on Venmo

In the sixth episode, PGP interviews a half Persian musician, Niki Black (link to her music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaBKvaiqKrQ); interview starts at 19:47. Topics discussed include marriages in the Persian community ending due to "bad sex"; once again, more annoying stereotypes and cliches on hinge; racism in the Persian community; courting stage when dating a Persian guy; intimidating girls who are "too smart" for guys; education; bisexuality and monogamy. Support the show

In the sixth episode, PGP interviews a half Persian musician, Niki Black (link to her music: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaBKvaiqKrQ);" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaBKvaiqKrQ);</a> interview starts at 19:47. Topics discussed include marriages in the Persian community ending due to "bad sex"; once again, more annoying stereotypes and cliches on hinge; racism in the Persian community; courting stage when dating a Persian guy; intimidating girls who are "too smart" for guys; education; bisexuality and monogamy. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

"Weird" Persian Girls

Nicole Nowparvar

Doodool Talah

In the first episode of season two, Millie and Natalie interview Nicole Nowparvar of Chaya Community, a sacred space for Jewish Iranians to experience meaningful connection and deepen their self-expression, based in LA. The three explore traditions in the Persian culture that they want to pass on to the next generation and the traditions they are not interested in passing on. Support the show

In the first episode of season two, Millie and Natalie interview Nicole Nowparvar of Chaya Community, a sacred space for Jewish Iranians to experience meaningful connection and deepen their self-expression, based in LA. The three explore traditions in the Persian culture that they want to pass on to the next generation and the traditions they are not interested in passing on. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Persian Princess vs. Doodool Talah, Interview with Nicole Nowparvar

In the eighth episode, PGP interviews a 21 year old Persian guy from Jericho, NY. They discuss the difference of expectations for Persian men vs. women; what is expected of men to major in college, career choices, and so on. They also ask the guest about texting/instagram etiquette, when he wants to get married, what he expects from his future wife/if he is okay with his future wife being a working mom, breastfeeding, and the general roles mothers and fathers have in a household. Support the show

In the eighth episode, PGP interviews a 21 year old Persian guy from Jericho, NY. They discuss the difference of expectations for Persian men vs. women; what is expected of men to major in college, career choices, and so on. They also ask the guest about texting/instagram etiquette, when he wants to get married, what he expects from his future wife/if he is okay with his future wife being a working mom, breastfeeding, and the general roles mothers and fathers have in a household. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Persian Boy Podcast

In this episode, PGP interviews Samira Soro, a licensed marriage &amp; family therapist and life coach from Los Angeles, CA. They talk about ways to cope with social media, particularly Instagram and the ways it can interfere with relationships, and how it is indicative or what it is indicative of in peoples' personalities. They also explore the dangers of the accessibility of Instagram as an outlet for porn which is being consumed more regularly and publicly as opposed to pornography which is traditionally consumed privately. Lastly, they ask Samira where to draw the line with a significant other if they are potentially borderline cheating via Instagram dm's or addicted to the app. Support the show

In this episode, PGP interviews Samira Soro, a licensed marriage &amp; family therapist and life coach from Los Angeles, CA. They talk about ways to cope with social media, particularly Instagram and the ways it can interfere with relationships, and how it is indicative or what it is indicative of in peoples' personalities. They also explore the dangers of the accessibility of Instagram as an outlet for porn which is being consumed more regularly and publicly as opposed to pornography which is traditionally consumed privately. Lastly, they ask Samira where to draw the line with a significant other if they are potentially borderline cheating via Instagram dm's or addicted to the app. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Insta-cheating

In the 15th episode, Persian Girl Podcast hosts Millie and Natalie talk about the rumors that are spread about people who haven't gotten married by 30 or been in a relationship if they're "older" and the criticisms men/women face when they don't pursue a higher degree program after finishing their undergraduate degree. They also discuss what is considered "cheating" in 2019 (DMing on instagram or using dating apps secretly) and secrecy in relationships in general. Support the show

In the 15th episode, Persian Girl Podcast hosts Millie and Natalie talk about the rumors that are spread about people who haven't gotten married by 30 or been in a relationship if they're "older" and the criticisms men/women face when they don't pursue a higher degree program after finishing their undergraduate degree. They also discuss what is considered "cheating" in 2019 (DMing on instagram or using dating apps secretly) and secrecy in relationships in general. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Millennial Cheating

In this episode PGP interviews their second guest of the first season. The three girls cover the topics of friendships and friend groups in Persian communities, cultural compatibility, dating and relationship expectations, porn usage, masturbation, and more...Support the show

In this episode PGP interviews their second guest of the first season. The three girls cover the topics of friendships and friend groups in Persian communities, cultural compatibility, dating and relationship expectations, porn usage, masturbation, and more...<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Hi Ashley, this is PGP

Nick AM

Norooz special! PGP interviews Iranian-American music producer and dj, Nick AM. The three discuss identity conflicts as first generation Americans, being told to stop acting "white", and why he's never dated Persians. They also ask Nick about his thoughts on the non Jewish Persian communities in New Jersey and how the strong females in his family influenced his relationships and friendships with women. Also discussed is the culture of instagram, facetune, etc and red flags on dating apps. Support the show

Norooz special! PGP interviews Iranian-American music producer and dj, Nick AM. The three discuss identity conflicts as first generation Americans, being told to stop acting "white", and why he's never dated Persians. They also ask Nick about his thoughts on the non Jewish Persian communities in New Jersey and how the strong females in his family influenced his relationships and friendships with women. Also discussed is the culture of instagram, facetune, etc and red flags on dating apps. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Happy Norooz! - An Interview with Nick AM

In this episode, Natalie interviews an old friend from her home town. Together they discuss the perception of age in the Persian community as well as dating redflags and dealbreakers. Support the show

In this episode, Natalie interviews an old friend from her home town. Together they discuss the perception of age in the Persian community as well as dating redflags and dealbreakers. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Mid Season Episode: "Live" From Great Neck Library

Melissa Shoshahi

PGP chats with Melissa Shoshahi about her experience as a comedian and being the first Persian American woman to tour internationally doing standup.Support the show

PGP chats with Melissa Shoshahi about her experience as a comedian and being the first Persian American woman to tour internationally doing standup.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Conversation with Comedian Melissa Shoshahi

Ladan Hariri

In episode 3, Millie and Natalie interview Ladan Hariri, a psychiatrist from Los Angeles, CA. Dr. Hariri is a Board-Certified psychiatrist focused on helping patients with anxiety and depression, ADHD for both adults and adolescents, and women’s health issues including peri-natal mental health, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and menopause-related mood disorders. She treats patients via tele-psychiatry. They discuss alternative treatments to mental disorders, the nuances of panic and mood disorders, and how Dr. Hariri entered the field of psychiatry. Towards the end of the episode they discuss recovery practices for cosmetic surgeries and the abuse of fillers in the age of instagram. Dr. Hariri can be found at tmshealthsolutions.com and by 844-867-8444. She can also be reached by email at resultpsychiatry@gmail.com.Support the show

In episode 3, Millie and Natalie interview Ladan Hariri, a psychiatrist from Los Angeles, CA. Dr. Hariri is a Board-Certified psychiatrist focused on helping patients with anxiety and depression, ADHD for both adults and adolescents, and women’s health issues including peri-natal mental health, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and menopause-related mood disorders. She treats patients via tele-psychiatry.  They discuss alternative treatments to mental disorders, the nuances of panic and mood disorders, and how Dr. Hariri entered the field of psychiatry. Towards the end of the episode they discuss recovery practices for cosmetic surgeries and the abuse of fillers in the age of instagram.  Dr. Hariri can be found at <a href="http://tmshealthsolutions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tmshealthsolutions.com</a> and by 844-867-8444. She can also be reached by email at resultpsychiatry@gmail.com.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Interview with Psychiatrist Dr. Ladan Hariri

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