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Saturday
Dec242011

Podcast #23: The Sandmonkey Episode

In this week's episode, Ursula and I talk to the legendary Egyptian blogger Sandmonkey, a major figure of the online coverage of the uprising. Also known as Mahmoud Salem, Sandmonkey was an unlucky candidate in the first round of Egypt's parliamentary elections, standing in a Cairo district. He tells us about his experience there and as an electoral campaign manager in second round in Suez, and how he sees the most recent clashes between protestors and the army in Tahrir.

Show notes:

Podcast #23:

Reader Comments (1)

The One and Only Sandmonkey (beloved Mahmoud Salem) He is soooooo goood. i don't know if really really knows how good he is. he's like a geaniouse artist. with a single brush stroke he draws an accurate reality in which he leaves me stunned each and every time :)

Dec 25, 2011 at 9:35 AM | Unregistered CommenterOrit Perlov
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