SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH HUB (Ep.5)

SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH HUB (Ep.5)

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Iran, U.S., and how they view Lebanon | George Wardini with Ronnie Chatah

George Wardini sits down with Ronnie Chatah for a special conversation—one shaped by years of friendship and a shared curiosity about politics, both local and global. With Ronnie Chatah’s grasp of international affairs and his sharp reading of Lebanese politics, the discussion as ...  Show more

A Year Later with Youmna Gemayel (Ep.435)

An episode discussing the one year anniversary of the Assad regime's fall, the emotions felt in Sassine Square that day, what closure looks like moving ahead and what remains in Lebanon's control With Youmna Gemayel, daughter of Bachir Gemayel. The podcast is only made possible t ...  Show more

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