Breaking Pita With Zee
In Breaking Pita With Zee, host Zahra Huber talks about her personal experiences growing up in the United States as an Arab-American Muslim woman. She also brings on guests to discuss current events involving Muslims or Arab Americans, as well as other topics such as dating, immigrant family traditions, food and the similarities between different cultures.
Podcasting since 2019 • 39 episodes
Breaking Pita With Zee
Latest Episodes
The Stigma of Therapy with Lilly Ismail
In this episode, host Zahra Huber sits down with therapist Lilly Ismail to talk openly about the mental health stigmas that run deep in Arab and Arab-American communities. From the fear of judgment and pressure to remain “strong,” t...
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Season 4
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Episode 9
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30:29
Old School Meets Dating Apps: The Timeless Struggle for Connection with Pam Bruno
What happens when a 41-year-old and a 75-year-old sit down to talk about dating? Turns out, more similarities than differences. In this episode, host Zahra Huber chats with 75-year-old Pam Bruno to compare notes on heartbreak, attraction, and w...
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Season 4
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Episode 8
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40:43
Confessions of an Arab Woman: The Decision to Not Want Kids
In this episode of Confessions of an Arab Woman, Zahra opens up about one of the most taboo topics in Arab culture: choosing not to have children. She explores the expectations placed on women to become mothers, the guilt a...
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Season 4
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Episode 7
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27:28
Unpacking the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict with Amer Zahr
In this episode, Zahra sits down with Palestinian activist, professor and comedian Amer Zahr for an honest conversation about the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. Together, they trace the history that shaped the region, unpack the narratives often...
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Season 4
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Episode 6
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1:06:00
From Jerk Chicken to Shawarma: A Flavorful Fusion with Krystal Cope
In this episode of Breaking Pita with Zee, host Zahra Huber sits down with Krystal Cope, a proud Jamaican, to explore the surprising similarities between the Arab and Jamaican cultures. From spirit-filled traditions to family-first values,
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Season 4
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Episode 5
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37:27