Weekend Vibes: Podcasts on Resilience, Growth, and Cultural Joy

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As we settle into the current weekend, it’s the perfect time to unwind, reflect, and perhaps indulge in some enriching content. Podcasts have become a go-to source for inspiration, knowledge, and entertainment, offering a diverse array of voices and perspectives.

In the spirit of celebrating women, culture, and entrepreneurship, we’ve curated a list of captivating podcasts that promise to both enlighten and entertain.

When Women Win

When Women Win is hosted by Rana Nawas. It features interviews with successful women from various fields, including business, politics, arts, and activism. The podcast aims to inspire and empower women by sharing stories of achievement, resilience, and overcoming obstacles.

Rana Nawas engages in candid conversations with her guests, delving into their journeys, challenges, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

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Rana Nawas is originally from Syria. She has lived and worked in various countries throughout her career, including the United Arab Emirates, where she spent a significant portion of her professional life. She is a prominent figure known for her work in promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment.

Cut The Crap Podcast

Cut the Crap is an engaging podcast where genuine individuals come together for candid discussions about everyday life. Lamaan is the founder of Stashbags and a Life & Health Coach, serving as the host, guiding listeners toward healthier, more truthful, and happier experiences.

Through the podcast, she emerges as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue, bridging societal divides and fostering connections among diverse voices. With each episode, she skillfully navigates through a spectrum of topics, from self-discovery and personal growth to navigating societal expectations and challenges.

It’s within these authentic exchanges that listeners find inspiration, encouragement, and perhaps even a sense of belonging.

ABTalks

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ABtalks is a compelling platform that amplifies the voices of influential figures across various domains, offering listeners profound insights and inspiring narratives. 

Hosted by Anas Bukhash, known for his thought-provoking interviews and genuine curiosity, this podcast delves deep into the personal and professional journeys of its guests. 

From celebrities to thought leaders, each episode features insightful conversations that transcend boundaries, touching on themes of resilience, self-discovery, and societal impact.

AB’s engaging interviewing style creates a space where guests feel comfortable sharing their stories authentically, making ABTalks a must-listen for those seeking wisdom, motivation, and a deeper understanding of the human experience.

Startup Confessional

This podcast, hosted by Yasmeen Turayhi, delves into the experiences of startup founders in emerging markets. Through intimate one-on-one interviews, Yasmeen explores the personal and professional journeys of these entrepreneurs, highlighting their triumphs, setbacks, and strategies for staying motivated. 

Yasmeen Turayhi, a product marketing expert based in Silicon Valley and a board member of TechWadi, brings her expertise to the conversations, bridging connections between Silicon Valley and the MENA region.

The podcast focuses on founders in the Middle East and North Africa, who offer unique insights into building and growing companies in the region’s dynamic environment.

Pass The Kabsa

The Pass the Kabsa podcast has become really popular in Saudi Arabia, especially among city dwellers. It’s part of a big change happening in the country’s culture. The podcast mixes Arab hip-hop with Western styles and also talks about things that Saudis care about.

Every Sunday, the group known as the Kabsa Boys talks about the latest news and shares their opinions on new music releases or upcoming projects. Then, on Thursdays, they spend an hour answering questions from their listeners.

Adel Al Ghamdi initiated the podcast upon his return to the Kingdom in 2020, bringing together his longtime friends Terki Shalhoub (nicknamed Terks) and Mohammed Al Shamsi (referred to as Shamsi).

Prepare to be inspired, empowered, and culturally enriched as you listen to these captivating podcasts. Stories of resilience, growth, and celebration await.

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