
NadirMeets: Hind Hassan
01/10/24 • 61 min
For the first time award-winning journalist Hind Hassan shares intimate moments behind the strength we see on the screen, and gets more personal than she’s used to. Being on the frontline of some of the most challenging environments such as Palestine and Iraq Hind has a reputation of being tenacious and headstrong. Her nerves of steel have intimidated leaders from the Taliban to the United States government.
What has gone into tempering the drive and ferocity of one of the world’s most iconic journalistic voices? How does reporting on the frontline affect family, faith and perspective. Hind continues to inspire a generation with her unapologetic stance on speaking truth to power. Come listen to what goes into crafting that voice.
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For the first time award-winning journalist Hind Hassan shares intimate moments behind the strength we see on the screen, and gets more personal than she’s used to. Being on the frontline of some of the most challenging environments such as Palestine and Iraq Hind has a reputation of being tenacious and headstrong. Her nerves of steel have intimidated leaders from the Taliban to the United States government.
What has gone into tempering the drive and ferocity of one of the world’s most iconic journalistic voices? How does reporting on the frontline affect family, faith and perspective. Hind continues to inspire a generation with her unapologetic stance on speaking truth to power. Come listen to what goes into crafting that voice.
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