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‏The Youth Matters podcast highlights significant milestones in the lives of second and third generation Arab youth growing up in Australia. These young individuals share their experiences of gaining independence, navigating their first relationships, shaping their identities on ...  Show more

‏The final episode of the BaSSamat podcast's first season looks at how the Lebanese cucumber got its name and how it grew in popularity over the decades. Lebanese-Australian Youssef "Joe" Boustani, who has been growing the vegetable for three decades, takes us through his persona ...  Show more

‏In this episode of the 'My Arab Identity' podcast, journalist Farid Farid details the reasons that led him to carry out what he calls an “opposite migration journey” from Australia to Egypt, at a time when most people sought to emigrate Down Under, and to other Western countries ...  Show more

‏Immigration is sewn into the fabric of northern Lebanese town of Kfarsgab with the first exodus beginning in the 1890s to escape a devastating famine. Among these migrants were Naeem, who became Norman, and Labiba, who became Lavina, and a family name of Hanna which has become a ...  Show more

‏This podcast with Ahmed ElBadawy tells the story of how he got arrested in Yemen, how he went to Palestine, and more. Ahmed is a fearless Egyptian travel journalist with over 1.1 M YouTube subscribers, known for documenting his detention by Houthi rebels in Sanaa and immersing h ...  Show more

‏Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Ricardo Karam meets with Salim Edde, the leading Lebanese businessman who succeeded in turning his dream into reality through his global company, "Murex." Born in Beirut, he is the son of former minister Michel Edde. Despite growing up in a polit ...  Show more