Corner 90: Tarlan Parvaneh
She Memorized Her Lines Before She Could Read Tarlan Parvaneh on Growing Up on Camera, Living Without a Script, and Becoming Yourself When Everyone Already Thinks They Know You — Cozy Corner with Hossein Nasiri, Episode 90 She is twenty-eight years old and has twenty-five years of professional experience. That sentence needs to be read …
Corner 89: Reza Daryakenari
When the Wrapping Is Beautiful — What Comes Out of It? Reza Daryakenari on Staged Photography, Painting Without a Canvas, and Building a World Before You Shoot It — Cozy Corner with Hossein Nasiri, Episode 89 You can admire something and still ask: so what? Reza Daryakenari describes reaching exactly that moment — receiving compliments, …
Corner 88: Ali Bahmani
If You Lift the Corner of the Carpet Ali Bahmani on Origami, Mathematics, and What Happens When You Pick Up a Sheet of Paper — Cozy Corner with Hossein Nasiri, Episode 88 There are no shortcuts. You have to go through all those paths. You have to try all the different combinations as much as …
Corner 87: Sara Shahrokhi
My Feet Finally Touched the Ground Sara Shahrokhi on Lending Instead of Giving, and What Rural Iran Taught Her About Herself — Cozy Corner with Hossein Nasiri, Episode 87 For three years, Sara Shahrokhi ran a volunteer charity alongside her full-time job, watching the number of families under her care grow from sixty or seventy …
Corner 86: Hamed Vahdatinasab
The Button Is Still in a Human Hand Hamed Vahdatinasab on Six Million Years of Creativity, and the First Threshold We Cannot See Past — Cozy Corner with Hossein Nasiri, Episode 86 Right now, the button that could start a nuclear war sits in a human hand. Hamed Vahdatinasab is not making a moral claim …
