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
“If you really want to know people, you start by looking inside their bedroom”. Today, I talk to journalist and author, Shereen El Feki on what goes behind closed doors in the Arab world. We are diving into sensitive topics,
In this episode, host Hani Dajani talks to music duo, Shkoon, about their journey and how their music has a strong cultural impact, addressing themes of identity, displacement, and hope. We also talk about Shkoon’s music incorporates elements of Arabic
Get ready to vibe with Shkoon! With the duo themselves, we’re breaking down their coolest tracks, what inspired them, and the meaning behind the music. Tune in for a deep dive into the sounds and stories that make Shkoon so
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
In this special segment, we talk to former banker turned content creator, William Rossy (also known as Sprouht). Will is a Lebanese-Canadian that began his journey with his self-improvement brand in a way to explore a more meaningful life. Through
In this special segment, we dive deep into the lives of Arab content creators in the west. Today, we are joined by 19 year old Khalil Yatim, also known as “Ozikoy” on social media. Khalil tells us what it’s like
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
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
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