On episode 3 of Red Lens, I talk with Nadia Shaarawi.

Nadia is a Twin Cities-based videographer who has been active in grassroots organizing and with independent media. 

This is the podcast's first interview with a videographer, and I really enjoyed our conversation about her video work and the politics of documenting movements. 

You will very often find Nadia, video camera in hand, at protests and political events in the Twin Cities area. In this interview you'll hear how she got started with videography and her thoughts on the politics of documenting community and movement activism. 

You can see some of her work on Blck Press and By Georgia Fort:

Blck Press Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

By Georgia Fort Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

You can follow Nadia on Twitter

News & Updates

In the news & updates segment of this episode, I mentioned Brandyn Lee Tulloch's new book, Land of the Free, Home of the Brave. You can buy it on lulu.com here.

I mentioned the new music by andthecanaryfell., who you can listen to on bandcamp 

Check out the amazing photography of band members Brett Rosiejka and Nels Potvin.

This episode's intro/outro song is called 'Beautiful Boom Bap' by Music Unlimited. You can find it here.

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