Episode 32: We Never Left

‏Thank you so much for listening to Nasma Of NY's Levantine Arabic Podcast! We just want to tell you know that our podcast has ranked in the list of Top 10 Podcasts in countries like Netherlands, Sweden, Lebanon, and Italy! We're in the top ranks among language learning, and so w ...  Show more

‏If you look up Youtube channels to learn Levantine Arabic, you will stumble upon a very popular and known channel named Learn Lebanese Arabic with Heba with 17k+ subscribers. If you've learnt something about the suburbs of Beirut, then the credit goes to Hiba for showing it to y ...  Show more

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In this episode, I wanted to talk about a topic that a lot of you have been requesting which is the top 5 books that have changed my life. So I mentioned 5 books in this episode that have had a huge impact over my life and that had made me the person who I am today. Enjoy !</ ...

‏Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Ricardo Karam meets Raymonde Angelopoulo, a beloved broadcaster from the golden era of Lebanese television. Starting in 1968 at Channel 9, she quickly rose to fame with her flawless French and captivating presence. Raymonde recalls her big break ...  Show more

‏بنات غزة هي حكاية عيلة من عائلات كتير، عاشوا الحرب في غزة واضطروا يسيبوا فلسطين عشان يكونوا في أمان هنعرف حكاية بنات غزة وتجربتهم وازاي بيحاولوا يبتدوا من اول وجديد في مصر وازاي جتلهم فكرة مشروعهم “Banat Ghaza” is the story of one family among many who lived through the war in G ...  Show more

‏Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Ricardo Karam meets Hana El-Hibri, a writer and bold explorer whose journey mirrors the rich cultural mosaic of Lebanon. Born in Alexandria in 1958, Hana grew up as the daughter of a Lebanese diplomat, living in various countries including Egypt, ...  Show more