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  "description": "A thoughtful and sometimes provocative conversation that gives listeners the real context behind one of New Zealand’s most discussed new platforms.",
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  "textContent": "In this 1 hour and 45 minute episode, Cam Slater sits down with Tameem Barakat, founder of the Centrist, for a wide-ranging and candid conversation.\n\nThe episode opens with the usual humidor check – this week featuring the La Ora Family Creed Fuerte Sol Toro from Canteros.nz – before Tameem shares his personal story. Born and raised in Vancouver to an Egyptian Muslim father and Italian-Jewish mother, Tameem recounts his early political awakening, his decision to focus on political songwriting from a young age and how he eventually made the move to New Zealand during Covid.\n\n### This post is for subscribers only\n\nBecome a member to get access to all content\n\nSubscribe now",
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