Storytelling & conversations. From Beirut & beyond.

On losing one's brother to Hezbollah-Israeli battle, a diminished sense of belonging and robbed meaning of home.

A discussion covering security arrangements with Israel, questions surrounding normalization efforts and potential fallout from a forced peace deal.

On recovering from physical trauma, permanent injury, overcoming intimacy challengers and rediscovering one's self through expression.

We discuss transition from mainstream media to independent podcasting, reflect on the March 14 movement and look at the potential for October 17 parties to win seats in 2022's parliamentary elections.

We discuss the shared pain of losing family members to assassination, Kataeb's political evolution since 1936 and the difficulties of addressing responsibility during the civil war.

We discuss the importance of storytelling, history education and the 'liberation' that comes with learning from our collective past.

In memory of Mohamad Bahaa Chatah.

In memory of the victims of August 4.

In memory of Robert Fisk.

A storytelling episode about a bygone neighborhood in downtown Beirut and a community once central to Lebanon.

To the chants of Martyrs Square, and the tragedy of Lebanon.

A special episode marking a century of history in the heart of Beirut.