Inside The World of Lebanese Comics with Rawa...

‏Marcia is publishing the first English translation of early 20th century woman of letters and feminist icon May Ziadhe; Ursula has been working on a review of the award-winning Lebanese novelist Rabih Alameddine. We also talk about a devastating book based on interviews with Gaz ...  Show more

‏Ibtihal Reda Mahmood, editor and translator of the anthology Snow in Amman: An Anthology of Short Stories from Jordan joins us to talk both about the Jordanian literary landscape from the 1940s to now, as well as her personal relationship with Jordanian writers and books. We tal ...  Show more

‏Bernard Hage, known as « The art of Boo » is an illustrator, writer, musician and cartoonist who publishes weekly in the Lebanese French-language newspaper L’Orient-Le Jour. He’s also hilarious and as real as they come. In this Sarde, we spoke about: Therapy through art, (dark) ...  Show more

‏Lebanese journalist Nabila Awad opens up about her life journey, her experiences in the media world, and the values that shape her work. She shares her thoughts on journalism, storytelling, and how she navigates the challenges of today’s fast-paced, ever-changing landscape. Foll ...  Show more

‏Today we host Sarah Taibah, book illustrator and actress. Building on our previous episode with Fatma Banawi, we talk about the book industry in the Middle East, her work on the movie “Zaina’s Cake”, Arabic TV shows, and a lot more. Show Links David Habchy Zaina’s Cake on ET Ara ...  Show more

‏A very lively discussion between Dr. Sahar Khamis and her guest, Syrian artist Nada Odeh, about her artistic journey, talents, and skills, and how she combined both art and activism to serve humanity at large, and the Syrian crisis, especially Syrian refugees, in particular. Nad ...  Show more