In this six-part ‘Behind the Lens’ podcast series, Ross Domoney takes you on a deep dive into the creative challenges he faced whilst filming his documentary 'Palestine Remembers.'

Delve into the thoughts of trauma and time with insights from poet and photojournalist Anastasia Taylor-Lind, who has worked in Ukraine for ten years. 

On a warming planet, a series of thoughts leads to a general strike in England in 2035. 

We speak to the national director of Veterans for Peace in the US about a crisis of conscience among veterans and serving soldiers. This crisis came to a climax when Aaron Bushnell, a serving American soldier, recently self-immolated outside the Israeli embassy in DC in an extreme act of protest against the genocidal war in Gaza.  

We speak to Abed, a Palestinian English teacher living in the Tulkarm refugee camp in the West Bank. This camp was established by Palestinians who were made refugees in their own land after the 1948 Nakba, which means 'catastrophe' in Arabic.

As the climate crisis spirals out of control, we speak to Dr Patrick Hart about what has led him to take part in acts of sabotage and the medical tribunals he faces at work for his actions. This podcast is an existential conversation about the direction humanity is heading through the medical lens of a doctor. 

We enter the soundscape of video journalist Jason Parkinson's camera as he tells us some stories along the way, touching on themes of trauma and world politics. 

Outside a court in London, journalists stand in solidarity with their colleague Julian Assange, who is being threatened with extradition to the US for exposing the war crimes of an empire

We get a rare insight into the state of Israel through the eyes of an anti-Zionist activist living in Haifa. Tom, who is Jewish, admits that because he has Israeli citizenship, he holds the status of a settler. He rejects this identity, including calling himself Israeli.

As the seemingly never-ending horrors of the genocide happening in Gaza reach us daily via our smartphones... we take a walk and try to understand the shadows of others.  

 A calming journey into collective dreamscapes where people seek refuge amidst the tumultuous waves of global political chaos. 

Rage hits the streets of an Athenian suburb after a woman is killed by her ex-partner just meters away from the entrance of a police station, where she sought help.  In this podcast, Shadowgraph speaks to demonstrators who have gathered to remember Kyriaki Griva as they vent their anger at the police who left this woman to die. This is the fifth femicide in Greece in 2024.