Between two Irans
About this episode
David Nasser reflects on his experiences fleeing Iran and his hopes for its people in an interview with Myrna Brown.
He fled the Islamic Revolution as a child and built a life in America. Now David Nasser reflects on war, regime change, and the hope he still sees for Iran’s people. WORLD Radio’s Myrna Brown talks with him in this extended weekend interview.
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