In this episode, I talk with one of the most influential online voices in Jordan, Deya Elayyan. Deya is not your typical influencer – he studied engineering in the US before moving to Jordan, as well as he uses his
In this episode, I talk with one of the most influential online voices in Jordan, Deya Elayyan. Deya is not your typical influencer – he studied engineering in the US before moving to Jordan, as well as he uses his
Did you know Arabic Music is the fastest growing music industry in the world? Joining us today is music producer (and legend, might I add) in Amman, Jordan – Nasir AlBashir. Nasir breaks down what the music industry looks like
A conversation with Jordanian actress, model, and filmmaker Joanna Arida about representation, fame after the Netflix show “Al-Rawabi School for Girls”, and mental health.
Today, I sit down with the insanely talented Nai Barghouti – a Palestinian singer, composer, and flutist who’s been compared to legends like Fairouz and Umm Kulthoum. She’s not just about music; she’s about making a statement. In this episode,
Today, I sit down with the insanely talented Nai Barghouti – a Palestinian singer, composer, and flutist who’s been compared to legends like Fairouz and Umm Kulthoum. She’s not just about music; she’s about making a statement. In this episode,
Hani Dajani sits down with Lebanese-American Comedian Nataly Aukar. Nataly talks about her upbringing in Lebanon, what it was like moving to New York, the red flags to look for when you make new friends, talks about her career so
Student encampments…Dr. Phil interviewing Netanyahu..and Eurovision. A lot has happened in the past couple of months. But how do these events change things? And what is the impact on us and the millions of people in Gaza? Helping us answer
In this episode, we are joined by fashion icon, model, and creative director, Alana Hadid. Alana is a daughter of a Nakba survivor, and she shares with us her family’s story and her perspectives on how your voice can free
Student encampments…Dr. Phil interviewing Netanyahu..and Eurovision. A lot has happened in the past couple of months. But how do these events change things? And what is the impact on us and the millions of people in Gaza? Helping us answer
The controversial video of Hayley Bayley’s “let them eat cake”, followed by her apology, raised the questions: “should celebrities be speaking up on Gaza?” And if not: “should we just block them for their silence?” (And also, “are we in
As Macklemore drops “Hind’s Hall” and the encampment at universities continues to rise, we want to continue to create a space where we can amplify voices to put an end to the atrocities that we are currently witnessing. Today’s guest
We can’t keep talking about Palestine without discussing mental health. First and foremost, we need to distinguish the mental health of those who live in Gaza to those in the rest of the world. This episode starts off by discussing
In this episode, I talk with one of the most influential online voices in Jordan, Deya Elayyan. Deya is not your typical influencer – he studied engineering in the US before moving to Jordan, as well as he uses his
Did you know Arabic Music is the fastest growing music industry in the world? Joining us today is music producer (and legend, might I add) in Amman, Jordan – Nasir AlBashir. Nasir breaks down what the music industry looks like
Today, I sit down with the insanely talented Nai Barghouti – a Palestinian singer, composer, and flutist who’s been compared to legends like Fairouz and Umm Kulthoum. She’s not just about music; she’s about making a statement. In this episode,
In this episode, I sit down with Palestinian artist Lina Makoul to talk about life in occupied Palestine, the story behind her powerful song “On Mute,” and what it means to be a ’48 Palestinian.’ Plus, an exclusive live performance
In this episode, I talk with one of the most influential online voices in Jordan, Deya Elayyan. Deya is not your typical influencer – he studied engineering in the US before moving to Jordan, as well as he uses his
Did you know Arabic Music is the fastest growing music industry in the world? Joining us today is music producer (and legend, might I add) in Amman, Jordan – Nasir AlBashir. Nasir breaks down what the music industry looks like
A conversation with Jordanian actress, model, and filmmaker Joanna Arida about representation, fame after the Netflix show “Al-Rawabi School for Girls”, and mental health.
In this episode, I sit down with Palestinian artist Lina Makoul to talk about life in occupied Palestine, the story behind her powerful song “On Mute,” and what it means to be a ’48 Palestinian.’ Plus, an exclusive live performance
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