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In this conversation, Shaykh Omar Hedroug discusses the importance of connecting youth to Islam, the role of community support, and the significance of preparing for Ramadan. He shares his experiences at the University of Medina and emphasizes the difference between knowledge and wisdom in learning. The discussion highlights the need for empathy, the continuous journey of spirituality, and the value of real-life experiences in understanding Islamic teachings. In this conversation, Omar and Osama explore the profound themes of knowledge, resilience, patience, and healing within the context of faith. They discuss the importance of learning from lived experiences, the strength found in adversity, and the necessity of trusting Allah's plan in our lives. The dialogue also touches on the challenges of relationships, the lessons learned from past experiences, and the impact of scholars on personal growth and understanding.

In this engaging podcast episode, Osama and Mohammed welcome mindset coach Zahra AlJabri to discuss the intersections of mindset, success, and faith. Zahra shares her journey in coaching Muslims to achieve their dreams, emphasizing the importance of character and communication in relationships. The conversation delves into the dynamics of marriage, the significance of vulnerability in coaching, and the value of focusing on intention over results. Zahra's insights provide listeners with practical advice on personal growth and the importance of holding women in high regard. In this conversation, Zahra shares her journey to becoming a mindset coach, emphasizing the importance of understanding human nature, the role of journaling, and the quest for meaning in life. She discusses her upbringing as an African immigrant in a predominantly white suburb, which shaped her ability to relate to others and her curiosity about human behavior. Zahra highlights the significance of introspection and emotional intelligence in coaching, as well as the need to empower individuals to recognize their own strength and potential. The conversation culminates in a powerful message about the importance of self-awareness and the transformative power of Islam in understanding one's purpose and connection to the world. In this conversation, Zahra and Osama explore the themes of self-realization, the illusion of the American Dream, and the importance of breaking free from victim mentality. Zahra emphasizes the need for individuals to recognize their true nature and potential, advocating for a shift in mindset that prioritizes personal growth and empowerment over societal expectations. The discussion also highlights the role of coaching in facilitating this transformation and redefining success beyond conventional norms.

In this enlightening conversation, James Fagmous shares his journey from a successful career in AI and entrepreneurship to focusing on spiritual development and helping others achieve their potential. He emphasizes the importance of dreaming big while acting small, the need to redefine success beyond societal expectations, and the role of faith and spirituality in entrepreneurship. James encourages listeners to appreciate their unique paths and to understand that true success is a personal journey that requires patience, perseverance, and a strong connection to Allah. In this conversation, James emphasizes the importance of coaching in personal development and learning, drawing parallels with historical figures and the need for tailored guidance. He discusses the significance of redefining success, improving self-image, and the necessity of supportive relationships in achieving one's goals. The conversation culminates in the idea that true fulfillment comes from a deep connection with Allah, which empowers individuals to pursue their ambitions boldly and authentically.

in this engaging podcast, Sheikh Fuad Muhammad shares his journey to becoming an Imam, emphasizing the importance of understanding Islam, especially for youth growing up in the West. He discusses the significance of Ramadan as a time for spiritual growth and overcoming desires, while also addressing the challenges faced by young Muslims today. The conversation highlights the role of Imams in modern society and offers insights into approaching marriage in a halal manner. In this engaging conversation, Osama and Fuad explore the intricate balance between personal aspirations and community responsibilities as Muslims. They discuss the importance of navigating social media wisely, the need for Muslims to speak up for justice, and the significance of success in both spiritual and worldly matters. The dialogue emphasizes the role of parents in nurturing their children's unique talents and the necessity of creating supportive environments for the next generation. Personal anecdotes and reflections add depth to their insights, making this a thought-provoking discussion on being a Muslim in today's society.

In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Munir El-Kassem shares his insights on the importance of political engagement for Muslims, the role of community leadership, and the need for Imams to adapt to modern challenges. He emphasizes the significance of building strong Muslim communities and addressing taboo topics to better connect with the youth. Dr. El-Kassem also discusses the importance of trusting in divine provision while actively working towards personal and communal goals. In this conversation, Dr. Munir El-Kassem discusses the importance of faith and resilience in the face of adversity, particularly in the context of current global events. He elaborates on the phases of life from an Islamic perspective, emphasizing the significance of preparation for the afterlife. The discussion also highlights the roles of parents and friends in shaping youth, the value of grandparenting, and reflections on the lives of prophets as sources of inspiration and guidance.

Love is a feeling, nuances spark timeless memories, and the spectrum of love requires sacrifices and patience of one's mind. How do you find love? Through an Islamic framework? What does it take to work through a marriage where conflict arises? Or even at the point where divorce is the sole option, how does one heal without feeling empty on the inside? This is where Lama Aboubakr appears, giving us the formidable tools needed to understand the structure that comes with finding love or working through problems in a relationship. Lama is a life coach who specializes in couples or individual counselling, where she offers powerful advice and solutions that allow one to become better without having a bitter mindset. In this episode, she speaks on the significance of dua, how to handle rejection, the process of getting married and the reflections we can take from the stories of the Prophets (AS) to realize how trials can happen as a way to protect someone with unlocking something even better in the future. Lama's mind sparks power, she confides the listener with words that help articulate her stream of consciousness that focuses on showing people the beauty that arises in the breakthrough that comes from internal reflection with her psychology-based techniques.

In this episode of 'What Are You Saying?', Sheikh Bilal Elkadri shares his inspiring journey to Islam, emphasizing the importance of intentions, serenity, and the balance between worldly life (Dunya) and the hereafter (Akhirah). He discusses the significance of Tawakkul (trust in Allah) while taking action and addresses the challenges faced by Muslim youth in a secular society. Sheikh Bilal encourages listeners to navigate their lives through an Islamic lens, reminding them that Islam is relevant and applicable in today's world. In this conversation, Belal Elkadri discusses the importance of navigating life through faith, the impact of social media on youth, the complexities of dating and relationships in Islam, the stigma surrounding mental health, and the significance of personal experiences in guiding others. He emphasizes the need for transparency with family, the importance of being mindful of social media consumption, and the necessity of acknowledging one's feelings and mental health struggles. The discussion also touches on the role of community and the importance of being relatable to the youth. In this conversation, Belal Elkadri shares profound insights on navigating life's challenges through faith, the significance of role models in Islam, and the impact of fame and influence on personal growth. He emphasizes the importance of understanding one's life story as written by Allah and encourages listeners to seek inspiration from the lives of prophets and companions. The discussion also touches on the pitfalls of idolizing modern celebrities and the value of surrounding oneself with positive influences. The conversation concludes with Belal's reflections on his journey and his commitment to supporting others in their spiritual paths.

Does the hardship one experiences imply that God does not love them? Do the peer pressure and identity crises faced by young Muslims in the West suggest that their religion, parents, or elders fail to comprehend the challenges they encounter? Is there a definitive roadmap for Muslim brothers and sisters to follow in their pursuit of marriage? This is where Sheikh Navaid Aziz steps in. In today's episode, hosts Osama and Mohammed welcome the prestigious Islamic scholar, Sheikh Navaid Aziz. Serving as the Director of Public Relations for AlMaghrib Institute, the largest English-speaking Islamic institution globally. In 2015, he became the first-ever Muslim chaplain for the Calgary Police Services. Sheikh Aziz has dedicated his life to Islam, taking on roles as a scholar, chaplain, and youth counsellor, among others. He provides a comprehensive approach to the various topics discussed during the conversation. By offering an Islamic perspective, he incorporates essential principles that one can adopt to understand, address, or improve upon different life scenarios. His insights not only demonstrate his ability to connect with individuals at their level but also present meaningful suggestions that can empower them to navigate their journeys in this life we call our own.

It is one thing to interview guests from esteemed professions and backgrounds, it's another when you're interviewing your teacher. Dr. Amjad Quorshah is a renowned Islamic scholar with a master's in Quranic Exegesis (Interpretation) from Jordan University and a PhD in comparative religions from Birmingham University, amongst being a faculty of Shari'ah (Islamic Studies) at Jordan University. Since 2019, he's been the resident scholar, trainer, and lecturer amongst other positions at Dar Foundation in Oakville, Ontario. Hence Osama and Mohammed relationship with him, both co-hosts have had the opportunity and privilege to attend Dr. Amjad's lectures on topics covering the Seerah (Biography) of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be Upon Him) and Tafsir (Quranic Interpretation) throughout the years. Dr. Amjad is globally recognized for his works, visiting over 30 countries and 300 cities, spreading the beauty of Islam while addressing the misconceptions, valuable lessons and the myriad scope of what this beloved religion not only offers to Muslims, but to Non-Muslims as well. In this conversation, we address topics including his upbringing, the pivotal moment at age fifteen that made him want to become an Islamic scholar, the virtues of hardships as well as advice for young Muslims struggling with their deen (faith). The episode is heartwarming, insightful, mesmerizing and more importantly: inspirational as Dr. Amjad delivers words of wisdom that help encapsulate the sweetness behind what Islam offers to humanity. I need a podcast title but with 3 words describing what we spoke about

For a 5th time in we got sousou back some of you might know her as Sousou4th on TikTok. An episode that really takes a turn as sousou gets really personal about her experiences in the past couple months.

Whenever a guest appears, the audience is interested in hearing about their personal story or more about the successes of their endeavours. Instead, when the guest uses the first 10–15 minutes of the episode to speak about the timeless lessons she had gained from her youth during the time with her parents, particularly her father, it is no surprise as to the mass amount of love, support, and courage millions of Muslims around the world find through her. Today's guest is Dalia Mogahed, a renowned speaker and researcher related to Muslim communities in the U.S. She also co-authored the book "Who Speaks for Islam? What a Billion Muslims Really Think" with John L. Esposito. The book is based on extensive surveys conducted by Gallup, providing insights into the views of Muslims worldwide. Dalia accentuates humility, as she can express the significance of topics including the hijab, time, and what Islam means to her, using accounts from her own life. The people around you can shape one's life for the better or worse; be kind to everyone, and sacrifice for the sake of goodness. You never know that one or multiple efforts to leave an everlasting impression can accumulate in the success, dream, and vision of a beloved speaker, researcher, author, and mother a generation later.

It's incredible how destiny can affect people's lives through everyday interactions. On August 24th, 2023, Osama and Mohammed saw one of their favourite Islamic scholars outside a restaurant in Mississauga. Not only were they lucky enough to have a memorable conversation with him, but as fate would have it, they would be fortunate enough to interview him one year later on the same day. The featured guest, Sheikh Abdullah Oduro, founded Masterman and the Imam for the Islamic Center of Coppell in Dallas, Texas. His renowned work with Yaqeen Institute, where he serves as a scholar, is just one of the many facets that showcase his unique life. As a revert, his understanding of the dilemmas affecting youth serves as a bridge when discussing issues about Muslim youth in the West. Sheikh Oduro's insights regarding marriage offer a clear pathway in helping Muslim brothers and sisters set plausible goals for marriage, inshallah. His thoughts on global affairs, including the conflict in Palestine, highlight his knowledge of hardship in the Dunya. The interview encompasses a beautiful person, guest, and conversation, with a fun trivia section towards the end that further highlights the beauty of his personality, alhamdulillah.

This conversation covers various topics including the Euro Cup, comedy, and personal experiences. Osama, Mohammed and Marc-Anthony Sinagoga discuss their preferences for sports teams and food as well their experiences with comedy. They also touch on the balance between humor and personal storytelling in comedy routines. The guest shares his thoughts on the perfect environment for a comedy set and the importance of sticking to time limits. Marc Anthony also discuss the support for Canadian comedians and the perception that Canadians only support them after they achieve success in the US. Comedy is an affordable and accessible form of entertainment, but getting people to attend live shows can be challenging. There is a lack of support for local comedians in Canada, with audiences often favoring American acts. The live experience of comedy shows is unique and cannot be replicated through online platforms. Comedians evolve and improve with experience, gaining confidence and a unique point of view over time. The UK has a higher appreciation for comedy and Canadian comedians often find success there. The longevity of a comedian's career depends on their energy, point of view, and ability to adapt their style as they age. In this conversation, Marc Anthony Osama and Mohammed discuss the current state of comedy, the challenges comedians face, and the impact of cancel culture. They also touch on the influence of different comedians, the importance of authenticity in comedy, and the role of diverse backgrounds in shaping comedic perspectives.

Join us as we interview comedian and TikToker Sammy Edan on his journey in comedy, the importance of confidence in comedy and making TikTok's, and navigating the entertainment industry while staying true to one's values. Sammy shares tips on goal-setting, TikTok success, and dealing with haters. He discusses his unique comedic style, content creation process, and the challenges of standing out on social media. Reflecting on his trip to Ghana, Sammy emphasizes humility and the impact of viral success on mental health. Tune in for insights on storytelling, overcoming creative blocks, and Sammy's upcoming projects, including his podcast "Road Back Home".

Welcome Back! where meaningful conversations take center stage. In this episode, join us as we break our silence on recording, providing heartfelt updates on our lives. From personal experiences to the importance of preparing for Ramadan, no topic was off-limits. Discover the significance of not taking Ramadan for granted and using it as a golden opportunity for self-reflection and personal growth. We share our own fasting journeys as young adults and offer valuable advice for beginners, encouraging small steps and seeking support from a like-minded community. The conversation takes a profound turn as we delve into diverse themes. Childhood experiences, the evolving attitudes towards standing up for oneself, and the impact of social media on speaking out are explored. From accountability and justice to the international response to the Israeli-Palestinian, no stone is left unturned. Tune in as Osama and Mohammed express there disappointment in people waiting for DJ Khaled's To speak up! We also Discuss his silence and discuss the responsibility celebrities bear in using their platforms for crucial issues. Staying true to one's values and the sacrifices of fame are contemplated, emphasizing the importance of not compromising principles for success. As the episode wraps up, we emphasize the purpose and potential of the podcast – to educate and provide a platform for meaningful conversations. Prepare for Ramadan by making dua, attending the mosque, and being part of a community. Support Palestine peacefully and stay safe during protests.

In episode, we discuss the importance of facing adversity and reacting to it in a positive way. We emphasize the significance of reflecting on the meaning and implications of events, even if they are not immediately clear. We also explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it has taught people to be more health-conscious. They highlight the role of faith in navigating uncertain times and encourage listeners to seek advice and support from others. We stress the importance of avoiding comparison and focusing on personal growth, as well as the value of true friendship and being there for others

On the positive side, social media has provided a platform for Muslim women to share their stories, challenge stereotypes, and inspire others. It has given them a voice and the opportunity to connect with a global community. However, there are also downsides. Sometimes, Muslim women face backlash, stereotypes, and even harassment online. It's important to navigate these dynamics by promoting positive dialogue, educating others, and supporting each other. As for studying Islam and sharing it on social media, it's a great way to learn and engage with others.

The Palestine/Israel conflict has generated much discussion surrounding the origin of the conflict, the argument over land dispossession, and whether the events that have taken place against the Palestinians constitute genocide under international law. Jonathan Randall, a comedian, writer, and podcaster, joins the episode to offer his perspective on the conflict. Being Jewish, Jonathan can understand the position that allows the state of Israel to use such tactics against oppressed people while also establishing the clear difference between those who are Jewish and people who follow the Zionist ideology. An articulate speaker, passionate about the atrocities committed against marginalized people, Jonathan offers a unique perspective as a Jewish person himself. It is important to note that Jonathan is not the sole spokesperson for all Jewish people and their beliefs on the conflict. However, he can provide a more nuanced lens regarding the beliefs of his people on both sides of the conflict and how such a conflict does not end overnight. It requires a collective effort from society to practice the art of healing, which can transcend the conversation and create a space for Palestinians and Jews in Israel to commence the action of peace, unity, and justified resolution.

Social media has been one of the very few available ways for Palestinians to tell their stories, first hand, under the Israeli occupation. But, censorship and account suspensions threaten that venue. As the war on Gaza escalates, social media companies have tightened their grip further. This is mixed with rapid spread of disinformation and conflicting narratives, like those about the Al-Ahli hospital deadly blast in Gaza. So, how far is disinformation and censorship steering the conflict?

The episode features a panel discussion surrounding the current events between Palestine and Israel after October 7th, 2023. The death of innocent civilians on both sides has created narratives that are ridiculous, inhumane, and intolerable. Palestinians are subject to the largest air-open prison in the world. Apartheid, settler colonialism, and other systemic factors continue their oppression. Having this discussion allows people to understand the implications that hinder Palestinians from being free. The one-sided view of this issue by head states and the media is appalling, plus the censorship tactics given to silence those who speak about the truth is sad. The WAYS Podcast offers an episode where people can learn, cry, and gain insight into the lives of individuals who only care about their self-interest in the suffering of another marginalized group, Palestinians.

In discussion with three incredible women who offer insights into topics such as the value of the Hijab, what to look for in marriage, the role of women in society, navigating cultural expectations from religion, and struggles to overcome the battle of faith while growing up in the West, are a few of the many aspects covered in a legendary episode. The goal was to cover the spectrum of how Islam can protect, elevate, and guide society from a woman's perspective. Sousou4th offers a realist perspective when discussing the complex issues surrounding motherhood's role. Basma's intelligence shines as she articulates Islamic references when addressing how it empowers women when others consider it is limiting.

Is it possible to achieve your dream? What should you do after years of sacrifice, turmoil and plight with no results? Do you give up? Returning to your old ways? Or does one persevere for the change of a lifetime? A better tomorrow is based on the theme of not giving up, never knowing how close one might be to their goals. Life afflicts everyone in different ways. With reflections from Dart Adam's appearance on the show, your favourite co-hosts discuss what humanity requires to attain a better tomorrow.

In part two of our conversation with Dart Adams, he gets personal as he explains the sacrifices one has to make, not only to become a writer but the ramifications and hurdles one must go through from turning their dream into a reality. Plus, we have a fun game of Would You Rather where he gives fantastic insight on his picks, ranging from better albums amongst NE solos, Prince, The Jacksons, Anime films, and WWE historic events. There's a reason why this is the first two-part episode in the WAYS canon, Dart is rather unique.

In the first of two episodes, Osama and Mohammed interview Dart Adams. A renowned author, journalist, A&R Consultant and Twitter icon. A historian in music, culture, entertainment and history. Dart Adam's fixation on trying to preserve, present and encapsulate the significance of Boston to the world. Dart does not talk about Boston. Instead, he lives it, informing others about the historical figures that not only had their start in Boston but revealing how their connection to the city made it integral to their development as historical figures. In this episode, he speaks about his love for Boston, the Celtics and his connection to the legendary group New Edition. Can you imagine being the little kid that had to go out and play with his older siblings and friends, one of them happens to be no other than Ralph Tresvant? Trust me, you are not ready.

A sequel to a memorable episode, Osama and Mohammed delve deeper into the idea of whether money truly buys one happiness. Extracting from personal experiences and observations of their peers and society collectively helps differentiate the positive and negative connotations that ascribe to this ideology. One might agree with their sentiment while others may think it's blasphemous: regardless, what does money mean to you? Is happiness a commodity?

The virtues that accumulate only through Ramadan are endless, a month when the human mind becomes free. The soul becomes nourished through hours of prayers, worship, and remembrance of God while fasting. Family is essential for realizing gaps within relationships that become stronger as people let go of selfish tendencies for the goal of unity. The Muslim community shines brighter than the Moon on a warm night as people from different cultures share food, memories, laugh and join together in prayer for the goal of Jannah (Heaven). Osama & Mohammed speak on how Ramadan is the ultimate cleanser for one's interpersonal system and how to hold onto it as one tries to become the better version of themselves after the most beautiful month of the year. Hence, every Muslim will always have the bittersweet feeling of never wanting to let Ramadan go. Because for such a month to leave is akin to the most refined version of yourself also departing. May we all become better people to our families, community and the world, Inshallah.

Matthew Manhire is an entrepreneur, filmmaker, and founder of Manhire Media, a production conglomerate working in directing, photography, virtual productions and films. His roots of growing up in Georgetown to his early influences helped shape Matthew's vision for what he wanted to do and how to pursue it. One of the most incredible WAYS episodes features Matthew taking the listeners on a life journey. What made him become a director? What lessons learned from his marriage help decipher things he must work on? Matthew is exceptional at taking what is great, breaking down the steps and figuring out how to configure it without losing himself. The misconceptions that come with being a director are endless, yet after getting to know Matthew, you would think every director is as kind, wise and open to creating an environment that is safe, acceptable and yearns for excellence: under a banner of self-humility.

The introspective nature that comedy fights for often gets overlooked by the brass, controversial topic at hand. However, with all comedians, there is a signifying message that they are trying to present, not only to the audience but society collectively. So how does something that migrated to Canada from Sudan at six accomplish their parents' dream of becoming an engineer to working a full-time job with a high salary, fantastic benefits and lifestyle? Suddenly realizes it is not worth it and decides to become a comedian. Here Abbas Wahab enters, revealing different stories along his journey that offer an encapsulating perspective of a person who has lived a remarkable life. Abbas is funny yet insightful, and this conversation with WAYS helps the listeners understand his dynamic range. If you already love the comedian episodes, Abbas gives you another outlook that makes you understand more of the art form.

WAYS Episode: Everything I Am In the song “Everything I Am' by Kanye West, he says in the chorus, “Everything I'm not made me everything I Am.” The conversation makes Osama and Mohammed explain some of the misconceptions people have thought about, whether it was true or some particular actions which could give legitimacy to the misconceptions. Either way, how do you overcome it and eliminate it? Growth is beyond growing different skills. It includes removing bad habits, which could shape into misconceptions over time: for better or worse.

In today's episode, Osama and Mohammed discuss the situation surrounding NBA superstar Ja Morant. His actions are not excusable; he is a role model whether he realizes he likes it. Some rules come with being a public figure, but how does one try to make sense of something they were never truly prepared for? Listen as we try to figure out the implications of being a public figure in society.

Unusual episode for the podcast, after discussing various topics centred around the consequences of following mindless celebrities, and influencers, the topic turns towards the upcoming high school reunion for Osama & Mohammed. Speaking on whether they are attending, how they feel about it and the measures of making such an event memorable or disastrous after ten years is worth the listen.

Everyone has a story; few can share it. So how does one go from a business consultant to the vice president of a multi-billion dollar company? What characteristics and traits does one need to achieve such a rise over time? Without losing your integrity, respect and humble values instilled in one from their parents from day one. For the first black history month episode, To speak on his journey of growing in the corporate world, Eso, a Nigerian, draws a connection from his story and the story of a prophet beloved in Christianity and Islam, Prophet Joseph (Yusuf AS). The trajectory of a life that was faced with many obstacles but never gave up because of his faith in God is one people for centuries have related. In this conversation, Eso presents his findings from his life to a story that will always make us learn new lessons whenever we revisit it.

What does it take to be a specialist? First, understand the weight of the moment as one reveals the inner layers of thoughts as a human being. With topics including Eddie Murphy being his hero, how to deal with hecklers and the sacrifices one has to make to become a comedian, Keith Pedro exemplifies that and more. In this episode, Keith gives the best description of a comedian and their intention as they are on stage: "I want you to hear my flaws…" yet we as a society expect or demand perfection.

Comedy is an art form that has become scrutinized as a genre that utilizes speakers to spew information, thoughts or ideas about the conundrums within society. Every comedian is different, with an outlook that is unique and specific and with an ultimate goal of conveying their expression of their viewpoint in life through comedy. Sammy Obeid is exceptional in articulating, yet finds the humour to get his point across, regardless of who is in the audience or watching wherever in the world. His conversation includes influences like Chris rock, social media, and pushing through after missed opportunities within the industry. Did we mention how he has carved a lane for being a comedian, renowned for pairing humour with math? Have you ever heard someone give a joke that was funny and included the concept of central tendency? I KNOW, only Sammy.

Today's episode features Ehab James, a UTM (University of Toronto) student currently running for a seat on the campus council. A stimulating conversation that informs the audience about Ehab's unique background and upbringing, giving an insight into the similarities and contrast between Canada and US, plus answers for unifying different cultures. Ehab also speaks about his campaign strategies for a better life for students at UTM, the tools needed to become disciplined and his involvement in the community.

It's important to keep in mind that you shouldn't conform to haram. Don't justify your actions, just admit that it is forbidden and encourage others to not follow your example. Osama and Sousou spoke about a lot of topics such as hating on others, things which b are prohibited and mulch more.

Today's episode features Ousama Alshurafa, founder of the Muslim Hub, a place for Muslims to learn, develop and become more in tune with their faith, how Islam can make their lives more pivotal, beneficial and rewarding as they move along in their journey of life. As the conversation continues, brother Ousama offers advice to Muslims on navigating their society; the breakthrough one must go through to be aware of the risks social media offers to younger Muslims. For anyone searching for answers on how to look inwards to become the best outward version of themselves, the amount of wisdom, clarity and insight given by brother Ousama within the conversation is enough for everyone: today, yesterday & forever.

The Kiwi scene is a small business, where customers' wellness is there top priority. As a company, they care deeply about the quality of our products, and that's why they take extra care to ensure every ingredient serves a purpose and will directly benefit you. Sarah the Founder and CEO understands that life may not always go the way you plan. There may be setbacks or people that try to put you down. No matter what, stay strong and remember to believe in yourself and your capabilities. In this this Episode we had Sarah on ways taking about how she started her business, hoping to see her products at Sephora and much more.

Before The Weekend, Justin Bieber and Drake, the person who helped push the Toronto sound, was Danny Fernandes. A guest with a history as rich, it was only befitting that Osama and Mohammed tried their best to figure out the significance of Danny's legacy to Canada, Toronto and Canadian music. Yet also try to examine the intricacies of layers from his story that were never revealed or discussed. Although there are many lessons from this episode, Danny does not hold back as he expresses his thoughts on the new generation, his impact and his gift for realizing a star when no one else even cared. The three names mentioned in the beginning are a few of the people who not only looked up to him but have memorable stories in which Danny knew their talent and the impact they would have on taking the Toronto music scene globally.

What does it take to be a comedian? The internet has forever changed the way society and people embrace the art form of stand-up comedy. So does one need to take the traditional route of having a stand-up special on HBO like Rock, Carlin, or release bits on youtube like Schultz, Gillis and more? Not only has the medium of comedy changed, but the comedians themselves are new, from their background, culture and perspective on the world. Dave Merheje, a comedian from Windsor, Ontario, and Juno award winner is known for his role on the hit Hulu series ‘Ramy' and his stand-up special ‘I Love You Habibi.' Joins Osama and Mohammed as he discusses his life story, the origins of becoming a comedian, his comedic influences and the path he took to find his voice. For any creator, student, worker, a person with a vision, Dave's journey and the advice he gives are essential for self-discovery and helpful for anyone yearning to take that first step from making their vision a dream to a fulfilling reality.

Today's episode features Neemanaz, a student of the art of comedy. Watching his videos is reminiscent of great comedians like Robin Williams and Jim Carrey, recognized for their facial distinctions, comedic timing and the variance across characters as they quickly achieve the goal of laughter for the audience. Neemanaz is no different, being viewed worldwide by fans that adore his content as he figures out different ways to keep his audience on edge with new or beloved characters. Here he speaks with Osama and Mohammed about his story, knowing his value and the beauty of being on tour and ultimately trying to become a trailblazer in the field of comedy. It is an episode for anyone that loves the art of comedy, filmmaking, movies and fun.

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We're back after a month of taking a break! Make sure you tune in.

When things get tough are you still a fan?

Today's episode features Salwa, also known as Sousou, the conversation is hilarious, shocking, joyful, and sad. Salwa's story is triumphant and we're lucky at WAYS to get the opportunity of how she overcame the emotional and physical abuse once given by her ex-husband. How the trials of infidelity not only tore her apart but through the journey of introspection, she raised! Listen as Salwa speaks on her truth, the right way

What does it take to become successful? Does having a dream equate to the certainty of one's success? Today's episode features Spitty, a rising rapper out of Brampton. Despite his background, upbringing and more, one clear thing is his ability to express his message on the mic. Listening to his songs, it is clear that Spitty is passionate about making change and answering questions about willpower, influences and future goals; Spitty is a name you will become familiar with for the better.

Controlling your emotions is a an art! Sometimes it gets the best of us! The question is when should we express it and when should we compress it.

How much time do we invest into ourselves? Are you able to identify the emotions that make you happy? Do you know the actions that can make you feel angry, sad and depressed? Karim returns to the podcast for an introspective episode. Throughout this conversation, Karim reveals the lessons he learned to overcome mental burdens that stopped him from being himself. The conversation is Karim interviewing himself, speaking about how he could not find the answers through popular influencers, realizing that instead of focusing outwards on others, Karim internally had to face himself for the better, a rare episode where one gets a glimpse of a man talking to himself in the mirror.

It feels good to be back! Osama and Mohammed are back from life and are ready to give you the episodes you love dearly. They start with reasons as to why the podcast had a one-month break followed by a discussion surrounding Kendrick Lamar and Sal Houdini's new projects. Lastly, they both give their opinions on the recent events of mass shootings across the U.S., we send our condolences for the lives lost during such troubling times.

Life is subjective based on how each person lives it! we have different perceptive based off our experiences, we have different views based off how we're raised. That makes life unique because we get to share experiences. Maram came back for the third time to showcase and discuss an important topic and give her insight on how someone can live their life truly and at peace.