Who Fears the Queer Arab?
Peter Matthews talks to Edwin Nasr about his new book Fear Eats Ali.
Steal the media back. Berlin stories, told by the people who reported them.
A podcast from Berlin's worker-owned magazine. HEIST editors Ruthie Weissmann, Peter Matthews, Ivona Alavanja, and Ben Schuman-Stoler talk with the journalists and experts behind Berlin's biggest stories.
Peter Matthews talks to Edwin Nasr about his new book Fear Eats Ali.
Ruthie Weissmann talks to food writers Jane Silver and Natalie Avila-Lamando to unpack the HEIST Food Map - a curated, up-to-date guide to 80 places Berliners actually eat at.
HEIST founding editor Ruthie Weissmann sits down with Zara Rahman to unpack her widely discussed essay explaining why she decided to leave Berlin.
The HEIST editors break down the major storylines of the Berlin election.
How do the editors at HEIST choose what news and features we publish? Founding editors Ruthie Weissmann and Peter Matthews talk about some of their favorite Berlin animal stories, stories that went viral, and what happens on a very slow news day.
How Germany became UNRWA and Palestinians' biggest state donor, and the campaign to challenge that.
On European blindness, Germany's shame, and different kinds of global centers.
Peter Matthews is joined by investigative reporter Lea Fauth. They discuss her reporting about two German factories that used to produce trains and electric cars - and now manufacture weapons.
HEIST founding publisher Ben Schuman-Stoler talks to Lily Johnston about her experience at TRYP Expo, Berlin's new festival for "human flourishing.”
HEIST founding editor Peter Matthews is joined live at Chapters Bookshop in Berlin by historian Quinn Slobodian to discuss his latest book, Muskism, and ideas about the far-right and the AfD from his 2025 Hayek's Bastards.
Historian Ben Miller on the use and abuse of queer politics by the German far-right and the disturbing rise of homonationalism.
Journalist Yossi Bartal on the Al-Mashhadani case.
Journalist Hebh Jamal on surviving the German Staatsräson and "imported antisemitism."