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Witness with Marium Uddin

Witness with Marium Uddin

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What happens to conscience when it collides with power?

Every institution tells a story about itself. But, history is preserved by the people who lived inside those stories - and chose to tell the truth about what they saw.

Witness is a long-form interview podcast hosted by Marium Uddin, former prosecutor, public defender, DHS trial attorney, immigration judge, and civil liberties advocate. These are conversations with lawyers, journalists, scholars, doctors, public servants, activists, and people whose lives have been shaped by political, moral, and institutional conflict in America.

Not debates. Not commentary. Testimonies.

A record of what people witnessed, what it required of them, and what it cost.

Power leaves archives. Witnesses leave history.

© 2026 Witness with Marium Uddin
Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques Sciences sociales
Épisodes
  • Episode 3 - Sami Hamdi & Muhammad Jalal - The Cost of Speaking
    Jul 17 2026

    Journalists do more than report history — they often become part of it. Sami Hamdi and Muhammad Jalal discuss political commentary, independent media, immigration enforcement, and the growing consequences of public dissent during periods of geopolitical conflict.

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    56 min
  • Episode 2 - Noura Erakat & Lara Friedman - The Architecture of Impunity
    Jul 17 2026

    Law is often described as neutral. Politics rarely is. Human rights attorney Noura Erakat and policy expert Lara Friedman examine how international law, diplomacy, advocacy, and public narrative intersect in one of the most contested conflicts of our time. Together, they explore not only what the law says, but why the struggle over the story itself has become so consequential.

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    50 min
  • Episode 1 - Imam Omar Suleiman - Faith, Civil Liberties & Muslim America Under Trump
    Jul 17 2026

    In times of crisis, communities often look first to their faith leaders — not only for answers, but for moral clarity. Sheikh Omar Suleiman reflects on leading a community through the war in Gaza and the surge in Islamophobia that followed, the burdens of public leadership, and what it means to bear witness while helping others carry grief, conviction, and hope.

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    33 min
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