About Dr. Farhang Holakouee
Dr. Farhang Holakouee is an Iranian-American sociologist, educator, and longtime Persian-language radio personality. His academic background includes sociology, psychology-related studies, economics, and family counseling.
Over many years, Holakouee has developed educational programs addressing personal development, relationships, family life, communication, social behavior, and psychological and cultural issues.
He is especially well known among Persian-speaking audiences for long-form radio discussions that combine education, listener questions, social observations, and practical discussion of everyday life.
About Alireza Meybodi
Alireza Meybodi is a Persian-language broadcaster and interviewer whose programs and conversations have covered culture, society, current affairs, public life, and a wide range of topics relevant to Persian-speaking audiences.
His conversations with Dr. Farhang Holakouee provide a discussion format in which broader social, cultural, economic, and current-affairs questions can be examined from different perspectives.
About Radio Hamrah
Radio Hamrah is a Persian-language media organization based in Los Angeles that serves Persian-speaking listeners through radio, online streaming, recorded programs, and podcasts.
Its programming includes educational, cultural, social, conversational, entertainment, and current-affairs content for Persian-speaking audiences in the United States and around the world.
Radio Hamrah also provides a platform for extended conversations and interviews, including recurring discussions involving Dr. Farhang Holakouee and Alireza Meybodi.
Topics associated with these discussions: society, culture, family, communication, personal development, education, public affairs, history, generational change, social trends, economics, and issues affecting Persian-speaking communities.
About This Program
This page features a conversation with Dr. Farhang Holakouee and Alireza Meybodi. Their discussions bring together observations about society, culture, history, public life, and contemporary developments.
The conversational format provides room for different perspectives and for broader reflection on how social and cultural developments affect individuals, families, communities, and Persian-speaking audiences around the world.
Persian-Language Radio and Community Discussion
Persian-language radio continues to provide audiences with a mix of educational programming, interviews, cultural discussions, current affairs, and conversations about everyday life.
Programs combining experienced broadcasters with specialists and educators can give listeners additional context on social trends, cultural questions, relationships, history, and changing public attitudes.
Online streaming and podcast distribution have also made these programs accessible to Persian-speaking audiences well beyond traditional local radio broadcasting.
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