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Hello and welcome to the fourth episode of The Dig Presents, our new documentary show.

If you've been enjoying this series, please do tell other people about it.

You can find all of the episodes of The Dig Presents on the regular dig feed,

and also on a special feed that is just for this series.

Look up The Dig Presents.

So, if you have a friend who, for whatever unfortunate reason, does not want to listen to a typical dig to our interview

but does like powerful storytelling just share this documentary feed with them.

Look up The Dig Presents wherever you get podcasts.

Also, some exciting news.

Al Jazeera's daily podcast The Take.

Recently interviewed Omar Edmund about the episode of The Dig Presents that he reported.

A story about his grandmother and her neighbors fighting for a community garden in Cairo.

And what that all says about public space under LCC's reactionary regime.

I highly recommend checking out this episode of The Take, and I put a link to it in the show notes.

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