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Hi, my name is Nick El-Tawil. I first picked up my real estate license while I was going to school in New York City. I ended up sticking with it, remaining there for nine years selling condo, co-ops, apartments, and townhouses in the most expensive real estate market in the country. I returned to my home state of Arizona, where I grew up and where my great-grandfather once developed homes.You can find my unique insights and interviews with locals here. Listen to Closing Time on YouTube, Spot ...
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Motivation that matters is a motivation podcast aiming at giving the right advice that matters to you. Host Fateh Tawil takes you to an inspiration journey with advice he has gathered from his birth in Yemen to his experience now in Detroit.
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An on-going podcast series tracing the modern history of Lebanon through the stories of those who have lived it. Cutting across two genres—Oral History and Documentary—the cascade of stories paints a people-centered, multi-perspective view of what took place and the meanings they carry. Maabar is a podcast created produced by Anthony Tawil and Cedric Kayem. For more information: www.maabarpodcast.com
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Rina (@rina__ramone) is a transgender communist who talks to people about why the world is so bad, why the world is so weird, whats going on in the world, and cryptids. Mailbag at MosquitosAreHappy@gmail.com
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Our mission is to create a platform for all serious students to easily study the entire Tanach (Torah, Nevi’im and Ketuvim) in a comprehensible fashion. We seek to generate an experience that allows our members to become intimately familiar with the text, framework, and storyline of the Tanach. Our emergent objectives are to increase knowledge of our ancestral Jewish history, to strengthen our sense of awe and love of God, and reinforce our personal and national Jewish identity.
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Reflecting on the July 2006 War and UNSCR 1701 eighteen years later, during a time of escalation and regional war's expansion.Looking back on humanitarian assistance in times of emergency and crisis, the Lebanese government's negotiating role in helping shape UNSCR 1701, a return to border conflict and battlefield over armistice and deterrence and …
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Episode 405: The War PhotographerA journey into memories of growing up along Beirut's demarcation line during the Lebanese civil war, a professional pursuit of conflict photography across the region and the difficult journey of mental health awareness and personal recovery.With Patrick Baz - award-winning photojournalist and photographer, and autho…
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The final episode for the first season of Social Work Research Hub's miniseries, covering social work history and research in Lebanon along with intergenerational dialogue among social workers.Tonight's guest is Solange Sakr.- Holds a bachelor's degree in social work from Saint Joseph University (1965)- Started working in social security as a socia…
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POINT COUNTERPOINT - a new miniseries for The Beirut Banyan podcast.An exchange on political affairs impacting Lebanon and the Middle East, from a unique vantage point in Beirut. Co-hosted by Bashshar Haydar (professor of philosophy at AUB) and Michael Young (senior editor at Carnegie’s Middle East Center and editor of Diwan) - Beirut-based analyst…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guest is Hyam Hahi.- Over 40 years of experience in social work, primarily in academia.- Holds a BA in social work from Saint Joseph University (1971) & MA in social work from Laval University in Quebec, Canada (1984).Hosted by social w…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guest is Moussa Jadoun.- Twenty years of experience in social development (1964-1983)- First-rank social worker at the “Office du Developement Social” مصلحة الإنعاش الاجتماعي.- Former Director General of the National Employment Office (…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guest is Therese Tawile.- Over 50 years of experience in social, developmental, and awareness raising (CEMEAL and volunteer work camps).- Additionally involved in relief work (SEF) and nine years of volunteering with Caritas Jbeil durin…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guest is Nawal Ghostine- Over 40 years of experience in social work.- Nurse and social work graduate from Saint Joseph University (1959).- First social worker at the Lebanese Electricity Company.Hosted by social worker Aimee Ghanem - fo…
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A conversation with Tamara Rasamny - MA at Columbia University's Climate School.A look at the student encampment at Columbia University in support of Gaza, the wider meaning of a global movement demanding justice and freedom for Palestine, Tamara's own detainment during the police raid on Columbia's campus, and a reflection of her participation in …
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guest is Janne Ghostine.Janne has over 40 years of experience in social work, working with juvenile delinquents and child protection services, and co-founded the Dar Al Amal Association.She is nurse and social work graduate from Saint J…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Renee Khoury, a specialist in medical social work and activist in mental health issues.And Jeanine Nawfal, with over four decades of social work experience.Hosted by social worker Aimee Ghanem - founder of Sworld.Audio ve…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Rajaa Chatila, specialized in social work, with 32 years of professional social work experience, social training, and university teaching/education. Consultant in administrative and professional development.Majidaa Jbeily…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Mirna Dagher, coordinator and professor in the Department of Medical Social Work at the Lebanese University and director of Brad Al-Hay Association. And Helena Rizkallah, a specialist in medical social work and sctivist i…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Hiyam Kahi - with over 40 years of experience in social work and academia. And Christelle Hleyhel - specialist in medical social work and an activist in child protection issues.Hosted by social worker Aimee Ghanem - found…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Diana Abi Aad, a specialist in medical social work.And Mariam Mauzi, a specialist in medical social work and activist in child protection and environmental issues.مريم موزي، اختصاصية في العمل الصحي الاجتماعي، ناشطة في قضا…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Anita Jarjour, a specialist in medical social work and a researcher in political and administrative sciences, and a political activist. Currently working as the Program manager at the "Istidama - Lebanon" association.Simo…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Natalie Chemaly, a social work specialist with experience in working with at-risk girls and juvenile offenders, also focuses on economically empowering women and currently works in the field of mental health.Vanessa Fakhr…
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A conversation with Ziad Yamout - member of Mada Network and Thalia Kattoura - president of AUB Secular Club.A look at protests for Palestine at AUB and across Lebanese university campuses, objectives related to information demands and company divestment, obstacles to unity and refraining from particular group affiliation, shared aspirations with U…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Dr. Suheir El-Ghali, a specialist in social work - a university professor and expert in family and developmental counseling, founder of a developmental vision.Gaelle Karam, a medical social worker, active in issues of chi…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Samar Boulos, a social worker and active member of Lebanese civil society through various boards and volunteering opportunities. She gained grassroots experience in local governance, advocacy, and organizational managemen…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Mirna Dagher, coordinator and professor in the Department of Medical Social Work at the Lebanese University and director of Brad Al-Hay Association. And Helena Rizkallah, a specialist in medical social work and sctivist i…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Hiyam Kahi - with over 40 years of experience in social work and academia. And Christelle Hleyhel - specialist in medical social work and an activist in child protection issues.مريم موزي، اختصاصية في العمل الصحي الاجتماعي…
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Hi, my name is Nick El-Tawil. I first picked up my real estate license while I was going to school in New York City. I ended up sticking with it, remaining there for nine years selling condo, co-ops, apartments, and townhouses in the most expensive real estate market in the country. I returned to my home state of Arizona, where I grew up and where …
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Diana Abi Aad, a specialist in medical social work.And Mariam Mauzi, a specialist in medical social work and activist in child protection and environmental issues.مريم موزي، اختصاصية في العمل الصحي الاجتماعي، ناشطة في قضا…
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A conversation with Ramzi Abou-Ismail and George Wardini.Looking back on their online series The Happy Hour, political pragmatism vs rigidity and puritanism, regional events and how they brush against narrower identity, national borders and their long-term viability, and where attitudes and social trends are moving.Ramzi Abou-Ismail recently comple…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Anita Jarjour, a specialist in medical social work and a researcher in political and administrative sciences, and a political activist. Currently working as the Program manager at the "Istidama - Lebanon" association.Simo…
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A miniseries covering social work in Lebanon, dialogues between different generations of social workers.Tonight's guests include:Natalie Chemaly, a social work specialist with experience in working with at-risk girls and juvenile offenders, also focuses on economically empowering women and currently works in the field of mental health.Vanessa Fakhr…
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A miniseries covering social work history and research in Lebanon. Tonight's guests include:Dr. Suheir El-Ghali, a specialist in social work - a university professor and expert in family and developmental counseling, founder of a developmental vision.Gaelle Karam, a medical social worker, active in issues of child and women protection.Hosted by soc…
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Starting Monday, 29 April at 8pm.A daily miniseries hosted on The Beirut Banyan podcast & Social Work Research Hub’s YouTube channel.Including intergenerational conversations & roundtable discussions on social work history in Lebanon.Hosted by Aimee Ghanem - founder of Sworld.Stay tuned…سلسلة فيديوهات قصيرة على يوتيوب الخاصة بيروت بانيان بودكاست و …
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A conversation with musician Zeid Hamdan.Covering Ziad's eclectic career spanning nearly three decades (from Soap Kills to Zeid and the Wings to his more recent band Bedouin Burger), a decision to leave Beirut and heal through creativity, and an ultimate return to performing in Lebanon.Co-hosted by Wael Taleb.The podcast is only made possible throu…
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A conversation with Christina Assi - photojournalist and photo editor at AFP. Taped live at Aaliya's Books.Made special with the audience that joined.Covering Christina's lifelong passion for photojournalism, an initial false comfort of wartime coverage along the Lebanese-Israeli border, surviving the October 13 Israeli attack that took Issam Abdal…
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A conversation with Michael Young - senior editor at the Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut and editor of Diwan, Carnegie's Middle East blog.Covering latest Iranian and Israeli attacks, symbolism & psychological notions of victory, US policy vis-a-vis Israel and inherent obstacles towards Israeli-Palestinian peace, the lack of go…
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A conversation with David Schenker - Senior Fellow at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy and former United States Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs.Covering ongoing Hezbollah-Israel attacks, diplomacy and deescalation efforts, difficulties surrounding UNSCR 1701's implementation, opposition capabilities and the likeli…
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A conversation with Ralph Baydoun - media monitor and analyst, and founder of Influeanswers. Taped live at Aaliya's Books.A discussion on the wider role of media monitoring and online data analysis, an explanation of social listening and research on state-sponsored weaponization of social media, different tools to measure online content's 'viral' i…
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A conversation with Maya Gebeily- Reuters Bureau Chief of Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. An episode co-hosted by Wael Taleb - journalist at L'Orient Today.Covering Issam Abdallah's killing, the investigation process into the October 13 Israeli attack on Lebanese reporters, Reuters' response and special report, along with the wider difficulties matched …
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A conversation with Lorenzo Trombetta - senior Middle East correspondent and analyst. Taped live at Aaliya's Books.A look back on Lorenzo's two decades long career as a correspondent for ANSA and LiMes covering Syria and Lebanon, and as a researcher looking at power relations within the Assad regime, the intermediary dynamics that shape modern Syri…
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