We miss the voices of Iran.In this episode, Jian opens with a poetic and powerful essay on the impact of the Iranian regime’s internet blackouts - not only as a violation of human rights, but as a loss of connection, clarity, and direction for millions outside the country who have been inspired by those inside it.The conversation then turns to the role of alternative media at a critical moment.With mainstream coverage of Iran widely criticized as incomplete, biased, or misframed, what responsibility falls on independent platforms?Can alternative media remain objective - or is it inherently advocacy?And is there still an obligation to “both sides” the story?Jian is joined by:Nazenin Ansari (London)Kiarash Kian (Toronto)Andy “Aueen” Alem (New York)A sharp and timely discussion on media, narrative power, and the fight to represent the voices of the Iranian people.This episode is supported by:Quasar Homes - https://www.instagram.com/quasarhomes/Famluxy - https://famluxy.com