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The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 5 – Dr Sheree Trotter

In episode five of The Good Oil Podcast, Cam sits down with Dr Sheree Trotter – academic, historian and commentator.

In episode five of The Good Oil Podcast, Cam sits down with Dr Sheree Trotter—academic, historian and commentator. With a PhD from the University of Auckland, Sheree, of Te Arawa descent, brings a rare depth of knowledge across Māori, New Zealand and Jewish histories.

Her doctoral research focused on Zionism and she’s the co-founder of the Holocaust and Antisemitism Foundation, Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem, and Indigenous Coalition for Israel. Sheree doesn’t hold back.

Intelligent, principled and unafraid to speak plainly, she offers a clear-eyed take on history, identity and truth-telling.

This is a conversation that challenges assumptions and addresses some of the most complex issues of our time.

Sheree’s articles about settler colonialism:

Settler Colonialism, Indigeneity and Activist Purity Laws

Incongruous and Ill-Conceived: Israel as Settler Colonialism

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